Nîn-in-ëarra

Nîn-in-ëarra, or the "Waterlands of Seals" as it's often called, is a coastal town nestled on the western edge of Lairërassë, overlooking the vast expanse of the plains. The town is renowned for its thriving maritime culture, deeply connected to the sea.

The people of Nîn-in-ëarra are a hardy folk, their lives intertwined with the rhythms of the ocean. Fishing is the backbone of their economy, with sturdy fishing boats venturing out daily to catch the plentiful fish that inhabit the coastal waters. Shipbuilding is also a major industry, with skilled craftsmen constructing vessels of all sizes, from small fishing boats to larger merchant ships. The town is also known for its trade in furs and pelts, with hunters venturing into the surrounding sea, plains and forests to procure valuable pelts from the local wildlife.