Eiheittojen
Eiheittojen is a fictional term used to describe both a coastal archipelago and the traditional cultural practice associated with it in world-building and game lore. In this usage, Eiheittojen denotes a cluster of islands famed for a ceremonial code that forbids throwing objects in public during certain rites. The term appears in various manuals and narratives as part of a broader cultural system.
Geographically, the Eiheittojen Archipelago comprises about forty islands, with rocky coastlines, conifer forests, and frequent fog.
Origins are described in legends and early annals, often linking the practice to a maritime vow made
Society is largely decentralized, with small fishing villages and craft cooperatives. The midsummer festival centers on
Economy relies on fishing, boat-building, and loom weaving. Local councils regulate resource use, dispute resolution, and
Architecturally, Eiheittojen is known for stilt houses along sheltered inlets, carved wooden totems, and a lighthouse