Amber Island

Amber Island is actually two small islands, known for its delicious honey and as a general launching off platform for many who enter The Grand Archipelago. Many adventurers fondly regard this island as their humble beginnings and many retired adventurers who finish their adventuring end up here to enjoy their last years here as a sort of hospice. Due to this, there isn't many issues in the northern part of Amber Island but in the southern part of the island, the occasional bandit or thief does roam about.

Geography
Amber Island is comprised of two main islands... Amber Island itself and The Isle of Bees.

Amber Island
The whole of Amber Island is mostly flat or hilly regions without very much forests. It is mostly comprised of a startling variety of wildflowers all throughout the land in the northern end of the island and lush vegetation at the southern end of the island. The island partly gets this way due to the constant spring-like weather and atmosphere that surrounds it.

The Isle of Bees
Aptly name due to its vast amount of insects that thrive on the island, predominantly bees. Both small and giant, these bees assist in pollinating both islands and producing unprecedented amounts of honey. While normally territorial, they have a symbiotic relationship with the denizens of the island and some even say they have a degree of intellect as well.

Notable Locations
While an entry island into the archipelago itself, the island boasts a neat variety of locations that many adventurers can visit and explore for modest treasures and information.
 * Little Minnow
 * Honeydew Port
 * Stemros Pass
 * The Temple of the Golden Light
 * The Temple of the Painted Land
 * The Isle of Bees
 * Mayweather Fields
 * The Root

Flora & Fauna
Most notable about the island is its narrow but also diverse amount of flora and fauna. While the predominate kinds of flora is flowers and flowering plants, there are a vast diversity of them that grow in beautiful cascades of colors depending on the time of the year. During these times, the major fauna of Amber Island, insects, come and either eat on the budding and blooming plants or are there to collect and pollinate, like the bees from The Isle of Bees, to create a stable ecosystem that even humanoids can enjoy and thrive in.