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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tonguez" data-source="post: 9506715" data-attributes="member: 1125">Thats certainly far more islands than I was expecting!The Equatorial Isles are made up of a number of tall thin spires of stone, some less than a foot (30cm) across, while others rise and then expend out like stone mushrooms their tops a mile or more in diameter. The number of spires and submerged rocks and reefs makes the region a navigation hazard and nature of its spires means that finding suitable landing is difficult. Instead the region is the providence of flying species like Aarakroka and Hadozee as well as a city of gnomish Aeronauts who have developed Kite technology and built their homes burrowed directly in to a cluster of three adjacent spires called Bato, Layang and Sipol.</blockquote>