ceridwen

The coastal potrion of the wilds is a rugged, sandy beach with a strip of adjacent forest, framed by tall rocky cliffs. Ceridwen is a fishing town built out from the beach that stretches into the ocean, held up by docks built from forest driftwood and a new form of sprawling, intricate white coral that somehow survives the northern temperatures. Made from driftwood and iron, the salt blasted buildings are hardy and so are the people. Massive and colorful fish swirl in the waters beneath the town, and most revenue comes from it's fishing industry. Boats with tall white sails made from the forest trees sail into the harbor and bring in trade from other areas, while seabirds dive from the moss and algae covered cliffs.