The Silver Delta Isles consist of several large, low-lying landmasses fractured by a complex network of freshwater rivers and saltwater channels. Covering a vast temperate expanse, the region serves as a vital transition point between the mainland interior and the open ocean. Life here revolves around the water, with most towns built on stilts and commerce occurring primarily via shallow-draft barges. It is a land defined by thick morning mists and the constant rhythm of the tides.