Titian Isles

Across a thousand miles, the Sea of Baal is dotted with islands referred to as the Titian Isles for their golden-auburn color. The majority of the islands are arid and volcanic in origin, though the volcanos that forced them from the bottom of the sea are long extinct. Sailors stop at the small ports throughout the isles to resupply, trade, and take on fresh water. Ownership of the islands has traded hands over the millennia as various powers sought to control the islands’ mineral resources and strategic positions.

Type

Island