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[[File:Ketten Islands Map.png|500px|thumb|right|Map of the Ketten Islands as known by [[Treasure Hunters of Jesenreth Campaign|the Treasure Hunters of Jesenreth]]]] | [[File:Ketten Islands Map.png|500px|thumb|right|Map of the Ketten Islands as known by [[Treasure Hunters of Jesenreth Campaign|the Treasure Hunters of Jesenreth]]]] | ||
A very long chain of hundreds of islands which crosses form the southern into the northern hemisphere not far from [[Marbindor]], home to a advanced [[human]] nation famous for its shipbuilding, skilled sailors, and crafty merchants. Its capital city is [[Sablos]], and the nation is also known for its fine wine, spicy oranges, and efforts to combat piracy, a constant problem in the southern seas. | A very long chain of hundreds of islands which crosses form the southern into the northern hemisphere not far from [[Marbindor]], home to a advanced [[human]] nation famous for its shipbuilding, skilled sailors, and crafty merchants. Its capital city is [[Sablos]], and the nation is also known for its fine wine, spicy oranges, and efforts to combat piracy, a constant problem in the southern seas. | ||
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| + | The major, most populated islands, from north to south, are [[Sablos Island]], [[Tesbos]], [[Schios]], [[Kefalon]], [[Zaxos]], [[Kythira]], [[Leftkada]], [[Tyca]], and [[The Kybridies]]. Islands south of this are largely rural and agricultural, though nearly all are inhabited and several have military installations. | ||
Revision as of 01:36, 28 January 2020
Map of the Ketten Islands as known by the Treasure Hunters of Jesenreth
A very long chain of hundreds of islands which crosses form the southern into the northern hemisphere not far from Marbindor, home to a advanced human nation famous for its shipbuilding, skilled sailors, and crafty merchants. Its capital city is Sablos, and the nation is also known for its fine wine, spicy oranges, and efforts to combat piracy, a constant problem in the southern seas.
The major, most populated islands, from north to south, are Sablos Island, Tesbos, Schios, Kefalon, Zaxos, Kythira, Leftkada, Tyca, and The Kybridies. Islands south of this are largely rural and agricultural, though nearly all are inhabited and several have military installations.
