Tírr
Tírr is a frost-covered island in the northwestern part of Castrella, very disconnected from the main continent of Solaurum. The cold, harsh climates make it very difficult to live in unless accustomed to the ice storms blowing through the island.
Geography
Topography
Tírr's landscape is composed mainly by sheer cliffs that plunge directly into the ocean, massive mountain ranges, taigas consisting of various types of coniferous trees where most of the country's wildlife resides, with merciless permafrost tundras and bountiful steppes on the lowest and warmest areas of the island, where most of the agriculture is done. The seas surrounding the island are also dotted with a variety of interestingly shaped sea stacks.
The truth is, thousands and thousands of years ago, the island of Tírr was home to various volcanoes who have since gone extinct, since then, the country's entire climate has changed dramatically. Some of the traces of said volcanoes still exists, like the natural hot springs located on the lower areas of the country or the beaches with black sand formed by volcanic minerals and lava fragments. However, it's said that in the darkest depths of its complicated system of caverns and tunnels, the magma that once bubbled up to the surface still simmers and someday it'll find a way back to the surface.
Ice, earth, water and wind are the main aether types present in the environment. Legends state that Tirr was the birthplace of ice aether.
The lower, flat elevations of Tírr are densely forested, and the climate is just a smidge warmer than that of the snow-capped mountain ranges of the north. On the coast of the island territory, there are lots of glaciers and fjords floating on the ocean. Aether gets denser the higher up into the mountains one goes, even as oxygen levels thin out.
Notable Locations
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People and Society
Prevalent Races
Tírr's population consists mostly of kindreds, errants, elvaaris and submatarius. Sectums are particularly rare due to the country's extreme cold climate being uncomfortable or bordering on unbearable for most of them. On the other hand, Tírr is known to have a very large variety of kindred both lesser and greater, being home to some of the biggest families composed of them.