Isles of Enes

Northern Isle:

  The Fomhor Mountains line the northern isles western coast. It was from here the Fomhor captured and imprisoned the Sparrow people before their brothers could free them. Two rivers run from these mountains before they divide into smaller streams. The Riata which flows to the northeast shore and the Firthe which flows to the southeast. The dense woodland of the Monadth Strath covers much of the rest of the northern isle and is fed by the many streams of the Firthe and the Riata. These woods are home to many wolves and bears while sheep graze in the few fields and seals swim along the northern coast.  

Drake Isle:

  The isle that Ba'ha the Just once called home is the most barren of the Enes Isles. The stony Carn mountains reach from the isles north west tip and run the length of the isle south east before splitting in two at Drakes Hollow. Not many trees grow on Drakes Isle and the ground is too stony for much more than flax. If it weren't for the abundance of salmon in the waters surrounding the isle the Drake tribe would have long ago left.

Southern Isle:

  The Cruac Mountains cover this isles northern coast. its many southern hills are home to the Badger tribe and their burrows. The river Roebuck runs from the eastern edge of the Cruac, through the tree shrouded Abar Glen, to the isles southern shores.