Gres Rock

Gres Rock is a rocky island in the Natorn Sea, in a strategic location southwest of Anrel, near the coast of Trésard and Narette. It is 4.5 km on its longest axis, consisting of precipitous rocks and cliffs with no natural harbour and little soil or vegetation.

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Anrel Isles

Anrel [ANN-rel], or the Anrel Isles, is the most northerly island group in the Natorn Archipelago. It consists of three major islands and numerous smaller ones. The largest, colloquially if infrequently called Mainland, is divided between the kingdoms of

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Alternate name for Anrel.
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The Natorn Sea is a region of oceanic ridge, separating the Polassirn Ocean and the Redeeming Ocean. Islands in the ridge form the Natorn Archipelago.

Etymology

The name may be derived from ancient Ahngrit, meaning “near/of our birth”, referring to the legend of the Godmen in which humanity is said to have originated in region now lost beneath the sea. It also relates to the god
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During the Long War the Anretians built a fortified tower as a lookout and staging post, though it proved costly to defend and maintain and was later abandoned. For a time the Rock was used as a lighthouse, and briefly as a prison, but that also fell into disuse.

Today the tower of Gres Rock is abandoned, slowly being worn away by the sea, though sailors tell of mysterious lights in its windows on stormy nights, evidence of ghosts and foul secret deeds.

 
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