Isla de Solletico

Isla de Solletico is an island in the Nations of Galletia, presided over by the family of Governor Mortenn.

In 1759, DE, the previous governor was deposed and replaced with his son, who being a nine-year old was appointed a regent from the Temple of Mirthra, turning the island into a pseudo-theocracy.

The Island was previously a Mithril-mining town, however when the mithril ran dry they took up silk dying to keep money flowing in.

## Settlements

### Savia

The main town and primary trading port of the island. Savia is a breezy, cool and calm location with a tailor, fine silk merchant, and various merchants of various levels of repute. There is a minor Black Market presence with ties to the Cartel.

### Temple Harbor

A small village that is primarily suited for fishing. This village provides food for the island, and has little of interest to travellers. Temple Harbor is peaceful, and takes it's name from the early attempts to build a temple near it that ultimately proved fruitless.

### Feravoli

A small mining town on the connected island, originally Feravoli was the town that the Mithril miners lived in, however after the Mine dried, they resorted to mostly subsistence farming and being paid to keep the lighthouse running for the Galletian Trading Company.

## Notable Locations

### Temple of Mirthra

The Temple of Mirthra is the home of the goddess of the same name, and is where her acolytes train in the ways of spreading joy and laughter. The Temple produces both bards and clerics- however in teh 1700s DE the number of Clerics produced by the temple rapidly declined.

### Temple Farm

The Temple farm is a small farm owned and run by the temple, that provides it's food. Usually overseen by a few assigned to the task from the temple, in the harvest seasons it's all hands on deck to reap the bounty of grapes, corn, and other vegetables produced, selling the excess to the port. Mirthra Wine is produced from the grapes, and is said to leave one quite happy after a few glasses.

### Wreck of the Triad Sails

A Galleon pulled ashore in 1759DE and stripped for parts following a failed attempt to destroy the Temple of Mirthra after the deposing of Governor Eduo Mortenn III.

### Abandoned Mithril Mine

This mineshaft once was filled with valuable Mithril, however due to a mineshaft collapse caused by a minor eruption of Mount Shardfire the mine was sealed off.

### Mount Shardfire

Mount Shardfire is a dormant volcano, one of the many that dot the Island chain. It has not erupted in recent memory, and has been sealed by warding magic after a generous donation to the Guild of Mages and Enchanters by the previous Governor.

### Stacked Rocks

Some bizarrely stacked giant rocks, said to have been left behind by a very bored Titan in the days of yore. Little is known as to their reason, but theories abound from a religious location to a gravemarker of a beloved pet.

According to local mythology, the stones were piled when the Titan Ho'nt'dag waited for his wife-to-be Ga'tu'adj to come with news from the gods as to whether they would be granted a child.

### Old Foley's Farm

A farm that provides fruit and vegetables to the towns on the island. The farm was founded by a man named Foley in 1621 DE, and his since passed down in his family.

### Wreck of the Stolen Coast

A ship that ran aground and was dashed on the rocks after an attempt to kidnap the pixies of the Fairy Forest. There were no survivors, and the wreck now serves as an ominous warning to others who may seek to exploit pixies.

### Fairy Forest Island

An island that is home to the Fairies of Solletico Tree. This island is known to be hard to explore, due to the fairies enjoying messing with passers by and leading them astray, partially to defend themselves but mostly just for fun.