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==Arkages Archipelago Northern Islands==

===The Charred Islands===

This is a series of islands that have been scarred and its wildlife mutated by whatever darkness is emerging from Blunderbuss Keep.  Roiling clouds of lightning hover over the islands and ash rains from the sky.

===Elfhaven Isles===

Wood Elves make their home on these two islands and jointly oversee these islands from their town Elk's Run.  They are protective of their home but welcoming to outsiders, especially any who would assist them in holding back the corruption from Blunderbuss Keep.  A circle of druids here use magic and their attunement to nature to keep the corruption from spreading to their home and southward.

===Dundleworth Island===

This is an island mostly inhabited by humans and doesn't see much trade with the outside world, other than amongst themselves.  It is home to the Tri-Towns.  The annual Harvest Festival in Cliffcove is particularly popular thanks to the variety of activities, sights, and sounds it provides and draws tourists each year.

===Bogfish Island===

This island is divided by the Monitorspine Mountains near the center.  On the eastern side of the mountains is a hilly shrubland followed by a coastal desert two days in width.  On the western side of the mountain is shrubland followed by rivers that comes from the mountains and empties into the swamps on the western shores of the island.  These swamps are inhabited by villages of lizardfolk that are frequently harassed by the Berserker Lizardfolk from Raider Island.

===Raider Island===

Rampaging, hostile lizardfolk make up the bulk of inhabitants on this island.  Sometimes they make incursions into the nearby Roto on Ages Harbor Island but mostly they attack and steal treasures from their lizardfolk neighbors on Bogfish Island.

===Ages Harbor Island===

Blocked from having traditional coastal towns due to the heavily forested coastline full of the tallest trees in the Archipelago, two populous cities were built inward long ago.  Koto has a relatively safe river route from the sea to the inland where trade contact occurs, and this is the largest city on the island, while its neighbor Roto on the other side has a slightly more dangerous forest road leading to it.