Hoku'ula Island

Hoku'ula Island is the largest and most populous of the Irrisian Archipelago, and it features lush rainforests and an active volcano at its heart. The island's culture is deeply connected to the power of the volcano, with the islanders revering the volcanic goddess Pele. They perform ceremonial dances and rituals to appease her and seek her blessings for fertile lands. The island's capital, Moanalei, serves as the center of spiritual activities and commerce, attracting pirates and traders from all over the Archipelago.