Greymoon Isle

Greymoon Isle is an island off the coast of southeastern Gilneas. It is lorded over by Lord Nicholas Graveshire of the House of Graveshire, the viscount of the island. Until its settlement by the Grey Hand, Lord Graveshire's order, the island was completely uninhabited. Since their arrival, the region has flourished.

History
The isle was gifted to Sir Nicholas Graveshire by Isabella Heart. After petitioning for a rise to nobility after his service to the Kingdom, a petition supported by multiple nobles such as Berenal Grayblade, Sir Graveshire's friend and ally. Elevated to baron following the petition, the island under went heavy work, resulting in the foundation of Moonfall, a large fortified town in the mountain of Greymoon Isle. Within Moonfall lies The Bastion, the base of the Grey Hand.

Though the island has had relatively no history, having been recently populated. Despite this, a few towns have already sprouted up.

Towns and Locations within the Isle



 * Moonfall, the capitol of the island. The town is a castle town that sprouted up around The Bastion. It is walled off and guarded by the mountains that surround it.
 * The Bastion of the Grey Hand, a large fortified keep within Moonfall. It is the seat of the House of Graveshire and the home of the lord.
 * Ferric's Hide, a small lumber producing town within the woods of Greymoon. It is not connected to the Lupine Road, which runs through the island, though it does help with lumber production.
 * Fairwind Port, a sizable port that handles most of the imports and small amount of ships the Grey Hand commands. The port sees a fair amount of traffic and is the only port on the island. It also hosts a small amount of farming on the outskirts.
 * Lupine Road, a long dirt road that runs through the main parts of the island. It runs from the docks of Fairwind to the entrance of Moonfall and crosses over Archibald's Run by way of a wooden bridge.
 * Archibald's Run, a river that originates in the mountains of Greymoon. It runs straight through the island and empties out into the ocean, providing a reliable source of fresh water for the isle.