Island

Boatman

Coming from the Scottish Mainland there is a boatman. He has one magic ability; that he is the only being who can consistantly find his way to Lillegard Island. And he will only ferry someone over if he feels willing. Good luck. :)

Dirt Road

The path to the Lillegard Castle. You can take a carriage, bike, run, even walk. The walk would take a human about 24 hours, but there's no assuming that the same applies to everyone. The path is windy, and has a lot of potholes, so be careful. Carriages have been known to loose their wheels.

Lauri Mountains

These rolling hills take up most of the island. The Southern sides have a bit of forest, but further to the north it is nothing but beautiful green hills. There are some wild sheep roaming the mountains, but nothing too dangerous (that we know of). Weekend camping hikes are strongly recommended. Who knows what you'll find.

Heron Forest

The Heron Forest is thick with trees. It is at its most dense in the north, but to the south it tapers off into the sea, leaving some small portions of beach. There are rumors of some wild animals. And even some will'o'wisps. Be on your guard.

Cliffs

Just outside the castle proper, there are high, dangerous cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean. At the base of the cliffs you can see the sea splashing up against the rocks. Please, be careful.

Beach

From the cliffs, head down a set of rickety wooden stairs. It will lead you to a small, private beach. It is too chilly to swim for most of the year, but the sand is nice, and the ocean is beautiful. Watch the high tides.

Field

A large field on the north east side of the castle. It has been cleared so that it can be used for sports and the like.

Lighthouse

On the western most part of the island, this lighthouse used to guide ships in. The lighthouse itself appears to be locked. Should you leave it alone? Or maybe, if you try this.... ;)
Outside the Lighthouse, Inside the Lighthouse