Star Archipelago

Upon arrival at the Archipelago, I was amazed by the amount of wilderness in this place. The islands were left untouched by civilization for millennias, and nature there was not like nature on the continent. On the continent men tamed nature long ago, and it broke free. On these islands nature was never tamed, it always lived in peace.

Upon further exploration, we discovered an indigenous population. They call themselves Grung, and look like humanoid frogs. They seem capable of communication, as I'm currently studying their Idiom.

Leonard Teapot, Disquisition over the Flora and Fauna in the Star Archipelago

Geography

The archipelago consists of five different islands, of volcanic origin. The island are placed in a way that vaguely represents a star, hence the name.

The biggest island has an active volcano on it. In the crater there is a lake from which descends a river. The other islands don't present major geographical features.

Fauna & Flora

The archipelago is home to an incredible diversity of species. All the islands are covered in thick jungle, that is the habitat of various magical creatures as the Sun Frog.

The locals, who call themselves Grung, live in harmony with the jungle and its inhabitants, to the point that they form symbiotic bonds with the highly poisonous sun frogs. They told the explorers about other creatures living in the jungle, the most notable being reptiles similar to dragons but unable to use magic and non possessing a breath weapon. The locals call them dinosaurs.

Type

Archipelago