Kliffs
Kliffs is a fictional coastal region in the northern archipelago of the Belmor Ocean. It is known for its sheer sea cliffs, sheltered coves, and a string of small fishing communities along a jagged shoreline. The name reflects the prominent vertical rock faces that define much of the coast.
Geography and geology: The coastline runs in a broad arc of roughly 120 kilometers. The Kliff Escarpment
Climate and ecology: Kliffs experiences a maritime temperate climate with mild winters, cool summers, and frequent
History and society: Settlement dates to early medieval times, with villages organized around harbors and lighthouses.
Notable features: The Pillar of Aros, a solitary sea-stack, and the Gate of Whales, a sea cave