Kantmai

We know they've erupted before, but we only have one instance of this in currently recorded history. Many living remember its eruption, and the early winter that followed. Other volcanoes have erupted more recently, and more often, to less effect. Indeed, the Devil's Retreat has erupted more often than Kantmai. Which begs our question; why did Kantmai erupt when it did, prompted by nothing? Which happened first, the earthquakes or the eruption? What prompts these? How do we prevent loss of life like this?
--Scholar Usiva, Vesuvia Philosopher's College

Geography

A chain of volcanoes in the ocean west of Aquimore, potentially a grouping of super volcanoes. The tallest stands eighty feet above the ocean surface.

Fauna & Flora

Thick jungle covers much of the exposed surface, birds and small animals thriving on the healthy volcanic land. Large parts of the foliage are burned and crumbling from the eruptions.

Alternative Name(s)

The Beast

Type

Volcano