Elliott Island

Island

The Island of Witches

Human languages and beast-tongues

Roughly 2,270, counting both East Elliott and West Elliott. West Elliott is scarcely populated, and is estimated to have less than 150 residents.

American dollars

Broomball, hockey, boating.

"Strength in tradition."

Characterized by:
rocky cliffs
areas of immense fog
thick pine forests
town at the Northeast

Fish

Part of Maine; just a bit west from Nova Scotia.

Elliott Island has a cold, coastal climate, with warm, humid summers and freezing, bitter winters. The land is called "The Cruel Maiden" in reference to its dreary and cold overall climate. Extreme rains, storms, and blizzards are commonplace.

In 1610, settlers from the Celtic Nations sailed to the new world seeking a better life. These settlers included a vast amount of practicing witches, warlocks, and sorcerers, many of whom had been raised in the highlands of Scotland and Ireland. The settled on the East shore, and, though with several exceptions, most townspeople stuck to the East shore, fearing reports of beasts such as the wendigo and the shogga.

1610