Gwynneth
Island in Moonshae Isles · Sarifal (to its fey rulers)
Gwynneth is the largest of the Moonshae Isles, long settled by the Ffolk and most sacred to the Earthmother; by the late 15th century DR, its fey called it Sarifal and ruled most of it.
Lush green land under wild skies grows more beautiful and strange each year, and the old stones hum with magic.
Gwynneth at a glance
- Also known as
- Sarifal (to its fey rulers)
- Kind & extent
- Island of about 23,000 square miles, About 50,000 (1479 DR)
- Allegiance & rule
- Allegiance: The fey kingdom of Sarifal (late 15th century DR)
- Ruled by: An eladrin monarchy
- Inhabitants
- Fey and eladrin, and the Ffolk who remain
Overview
Gwynneth is an island of lush nature and severe weather, traditionally home to the Ffolk. Among the druids of the Moonshaes it is said to be the most sacred of the isles to the Earthmother.
By the late 15th century DR, fey had taken control of most of the island and named it Sarifal, making it a wild and magical place. Caer Corwell lies on it, now in ruins.
On the map
Places in Gwynneth
Neighbouring regions
Regions whose bounds come within about 20 miles of Gwynneth on our map.