Persidian Sea

The Persidian Sea is a body of water lying between the Isles of Pelomidea and the southwest coast of Tairghol. The Isles make the sea placid and calm, unaffected by harsh ocean waves and perfect for trade. As such, many trading republics have sprung up on the coast, though all but the toughest have been bankrupted by severe ice storms that blow in from the south, freezing entire fleets in their moorings. Though the last ice storm has passed long out of living memory, there is no guarantee another will not occur.
The Persidian Sea is named after Persidios va Kallimedea, a Kharosian explorer who crossed the sea in the 2nd Century BCE and settled on the island of Nalfidea.
Category:Geography