Harsh currents and densely scattered sea stacks surround this massive island, as if nature itself was working to keep it sealed away from the outside world. Beyond the jagged coasts and perilous cliffs, the land opens up in a series of verdant mountainscapes and lush, sweeping valleys. Marshes and vast lake systems predominate the southern end of the Isle, while the eastern boarder is arid and lacking the much of the green that covers the rest of this land. Arkahs Isle is one of the largest landmasses to grace the Great Ocean, and within it lives some of the largest non-draconian lifeforms to walk the planet - dinosaurs.