The Vaneades

The Vaneades are a cluster of moderately-sized islands in the South Sea, directly south of the isle of Narada. "Vaneade" translates directly to "stepping stone" in elvish, and the isles were given the name to describe the sporadic progress the first elven settlers to the archipelago made as they picked their way toward the larger isles aboard their ships.

Geography and Climate
The Vaneades tend to have some of the warmest weather on the archipelago, but coastal weather prevents any prevalent heat waves or especially unpleasant weather trends. The entire region spans almost 120 miles East-to-West and 60 miles North-to-South.

There are five islands in the Vaneades:

-Andron, the first to be settled and the farthest to the southwest.

-Damas, the largest of the Vaneades.

-Dell, the farthest east.

-Fenn, the farthest north.

-Monza, the most central isle of the Vaneades.