Iriiv

An island noted for its lush green feilds, strange birds, and rocks that can speak, Iriiv has been under the rule of Goroth since the 3rd Century (with a breif but notable exception throughout the 12th and 13th Centuries). Situated just east of Goroth, Iriiv is surrounded on three sides by the Red Channel, called so because of the blood spilled there during the legendary War of Six Fathers.

The towns of Iriiv, unlike other countries, are more along the lines of hamlets, with gardens and small farmsteads surrounding. The one true city, Haedrel, is more or less a large hamlet, with several grand longhouses. For the most part, the people of Iriiv wander, gypsy-like, herding rocshep and trading for vegetables and mead. The only sedintary peoples are, actually, the myconids of the area (and the giant). Here, it should be noted, myconids outnumber humans 3 to 1, something which has facinated scholars and

The Mosey Caves
Over 60,000 miles in length, the Mosey caves are a large labyrinth of grottos that loop under over and back around themselves within the 25,000 square miles of the country.

The Lone Giant
The only known rock giant, Gol Maebin, lives in Iriiv, and is generally held to be a very congenial, if forgetful, fellow. Often found pulling the moss off of his limbs so as to better move, he herds some of the finest wool-roc on the island.

The Whistling Rocks
Throughout the countryside, travelers are astonished to find that, though they believed they were coming close upon another traveling party, there are only rocks. Carved long ago to have face surrounding the naturally forming holes within them, the Whistling Rocks of Iriiv do more, in fact, than whistle. In a curious combination of advanced Aneomancy and a delayed echo effect, the rocks in fact hold conversations that had occured among travelers passing through the area eons ago.

The War of Six Fathers
The War of Six Fathers, called so because it reportedly spanned six generations, ended before the 1st Century.

Birds of Iriiv
Iriiv, famous for its archers and Floramanciers, is also home to an astonishing variety of birds.