The island of Motherfire is one of the world’s most volatile, active volcanoes. Its surface is covered in unique flora that can survive the scorching inland heat. Black trees coat themselves in iron, soaked up through roots and laced into their bark. The dense grass is coated in trace metals, sharp enough to cut through boot leather.
Vinyotians who don’t mind the warmth have built towns along Motherfire’s shore. They brave the difficult flora (and the dangers of fauna able to survive in such a place) to catch and study the unique fish of the surrounding waters.