Veridia

The largest of the Triada, the three major islands of Altierra, holds most of the population of the world. Because of its hospitable geography and climate, it also produces the most food and money.

See also Alta and Isla Arbojan.

Etymology

The name derives from the Spanish verde meaning "green". This follows the name given by the English settlers of "Greenland".

Geography

Isla

Climate

• Large size introduces regional variation.
• Maritime location keeps extremes moderate.

Climate

• Oceanic (marine west coast): mild, wet, cloudy.
• Western side: Windward, very wet, temperate rainforest possible.
• Eastern side: Leeward, drier, maybe even semi-continental if large enough.
• Frequent storms in autumn/winter.

Typical weather

• Summer: 15–22°C, variable, often cloudy with drizzle.
• Winter: 0–8°C, rainy or snowy depending on elevation.

Influences

• Westerly winds dominate (mid-latitudes), bringing rain to western coasts.
• Strong seasonal storms, possibly cyclonic in winter.

Illarion establishments

The cregan

The cregan on Veridia is Granhía, whose meaning derives from gran (great) and bahía (bay).