Angleburg

Located just seven miles from the mainland, Angler Island is home to the 1500 residents of Angleburg. A thriving fishing community, Angleburg has the most protected natural anchorage in all of the Viscounty of Salinmoor. The waters around the island team with fish but the currents are treacherous to those not intimately familiar with them. This combination of factors has made the fishermen of Angleburg among Salinmoor’s most prosperous. They specialise in catching some of the most sought-after species of fish which they either sell in Angleburg’s fish market or transport to Gradsulfor even greater profit. The money they make has made Angleburg and Angler Island the secret envy of many more populous and seemingly prosperous locales.
Irregularly shaped, at its widest point, Angler Island is nearly six miles wide. It is nearly seven miles long. Except for the natural harbor at Angleburg, Angler Island is surrounded by inhospitable cliffs, making the island virtually impregnable. All of the land on the island outside the town was originally owned by the local noble family, the Rynnows, who made a practice of selling property on the island only to locals. This insularity has proven beneficial as well-to-do fisher folk have reinvested their money on Angler Island. In many ways, Angler Island is the most idyllic spot in the Viscounty of Salinmoor and certainly has one of the strongest senses of community.

Type

Town

Owning Organization

Viscounty of Salinmoor