Tír Thok

Of all the inhabited islands of the Southern Archipelago, Tír Thok is the least known. This is due in large part to the fact that it and the waters that surround it are almost always obscured by a thick fog. Some report that up to three clans live on the island, though reports vary.

What causes the fog is of some debate, though fír suthr merchants speak of active volcanic activity, which not only creates the fog, but also creates of the island something of a paradise seen only in the more northerly climes of the continent. The island is, therefore, home to species of fish, birds and trees found nowhere else in the south.

In an effort to preserve the island, few fír suthr travel there for trade. The folk of the island instead venture out to trade on a nearby rock, beyond the fog veil. Only the anu may travel freely to and from the island.

Despite the odd differences in climate, the people of Tír Thok do not differ significantly in either appearance, custom, or belief from their neighbouring kin.