Lointen
Crisp Air and Frosty Winds
Be weary of the sea around here. Stick to the shore and the rough waves shouldn't be much of a bore. An uncle of mine was quick to dismiss such words of advice a couple of years ago. Haven't heard from him since.Lointen is a costal region on the northern shores of Pekkola inhabited by the Aeth people, with Vakner dominated areas also present on the shores of the Rothnian Gulf. It is a land famously known for its abundance of wind. Visitors to Lointen are often blown away when realising the force of nature that is the crisp and chilling air of the north. Much of this land falls under the influence of the Great Principality of the North Sea, a nation of pompous dignitaries and extravagant merchant princes.
Geography
Them lights over there shine only for us northern folk. Our forefathers dance and drink in their splendour, watching our deeds from above. Make them proud, son. My old man is watching ya. He’ll always be by your side.
Snowstorms and skies bright with northern lights are frequent events in Lointen during the colder periods of the year. Summers tend to be a bit more quiet, although the locals do tend to complain about their abundance of rain and the muddy terrain.
The two great woodlands of Lointen, Punala and Savimetsa, provide shelter to those travellers and inhabitants unfortunate enough to find themselves out in the wilderness during the land's regular storms.
Political Landscape
The merchant lords are too concerned with filling their own pockets and coffers with coin that they have failed to notice the threats that face them. From the south, the Pijari horselords grow bolder. To the east, the great High Kings of Aethelland consolidate their power and look now to the west. An invasion is inevitable, whether from the south or the east or both sides at once.
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