Mias

Human and Elven folk make Mias their home. Healers and adventurers often to travel to Mias to seek out the knowledge of the Druids who make this their home. Where Creachann is an island of darkness and evil, Mias is everything that is pure a good.

The two largest cities are Stratdon and Pinewarren. Pinewarren is home to the many Druids who inhabit the island, and welcome travelers, merchants, nobles and sailors. With abundant inns, taverns and lodges, Stratdon has become the most likely spot for newcomers to settle in and purchase supplies before venturing into the rest of the island.

Besides the two largest cities, there are several small hamlets scattered over the land. Some are friendly and hospitable while others are weary of strangers.

Separated by the Granite River lies two great forests. In the north is Ebon Forest, completely in the care of the wood elves. Sylvan Wood is also left in the care of sun elves. There is also a druid's cove in the south of Sylvan Wood.

Because of the powerful magic and purity of the island, it is home to may fey creatures, though rarely are they seen by the likes of men. Those who venture from the roads and paths may find themselves caught in a net of trickery and pranks by these tiny, merry beings.

Mias has grassy knolls and low hills throughout. Swamps are in the centre meeting point of the Granite River. There are rare herbs and flowers on the island of Mias. This is why many see Mias and Dalton as sibling lands. There are many things in common between the two.

On the north eastern shores of Mias are plains. Many have not traveled across these plains and those who have were never seen again. There are stories of pirates treasure being buried there. Some even speak of sand dragons and fire lizards who protect these treasures.

There is a fortified wall around the northern, eastern and southern coastlines of Mias. Connecting these walls are five towers which contain garrison and are fully guarded. They were built two hundred years earlier to protect the mainland from raiders. To this day, the raiders still come each spring and attack the islands.