Annor
Annoric: Annor /anːɔːr/
Zameltonian: Ahvó Móalzómót /axwouː mouaːlzouːmouːth/ (Island of the white deer)
Annor is located in the northern Central Sea, off the coast of the Meldon Plain to the west, Gráhúlysía to the north and Úrún to the east. The temple complex on the island has served as an important religious center for the native Annorans and place of pilgrimage for mainlanders for millennia.
Zameltonian: Ahvó Móalzómót /axwouː mouaːlzouːmouːth/ (Island of the white deer)
Annor is located in the northern Central Sea, off the coast of the Meldon Plain to the west, Gráhúlysía to the north and Úrún to the east. The temple complex on the island has served as an important religious center for the native Annorans and place of pilgrimage for mainlanders for millennia.
Geography
Much of the island is covered in forest, as the only major settlement of Hiska is located on the southern coast, while its center is dominated by Mt. Virlú (known as Vilatarrú in antiquity). The famed temple complex is located at the foot of the mountain.
The climate is similar to that of southern Gráhúlysía, with summers mild enough to support agriculture and winters rather cold, with snow covering Mt. Virlú's peak most of the year.
The climate is similar to that of southern Gráhúlysía, with summers mild enough to support agriculture and winters rather cold, with snow covering Mt. Virlú's peak most of the year.
Fauna & Flora
Aside from a few species of rodents, foxes and birds, the most notable animal endemic to Annor is the Annoran Deer. The natives believe the deer to be sacred to Þíranis, their main deity, and they will kill those who harm the animals in any way.
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