Leyfannan
Leyfannan is a fictional coastal town frequently used in fantasy literature and tabletop role-playing games. It is typically depicted as an autonomous municipality on the northern coast of the archipelago of Aeldar, facing the open sea and sheltered by a natural harbor. The name is attributed variously to Old Norse and Celtic roots, but there is no canonical etymology, reflecting its status as a constructed setting.
Geography and built environment: The town centers on a stone quay and a maze of narrow lanes
History and society: In lore, Leyfannan emerged as a fishing village in the medieval period and later
Economy: The traditional economy revolves around fishing, salt production, and ship repair. In modern portrayals, the
Culture: Leyfannan features a festival calendar centered on the sea, with processions, market fairs, and maritime
Governance and notable sites: In most versions, Leyfannan is governed by a council formed by guild leaders,
In fiction: Leyfannan appears across multiple works as a vivid regional setting, serving as a backdrop for