Írlandis

Írlandis is a fictional geographical location within the Elder Scrolls lore. It is depicted as a large island situated to the northwest of the continent of Tamriel, across the Sea of Ghosts. While its exact geographical coordinates are not precisely defined, it is generally understood to be a cold and sparsely populated region.

Historically, Írlandis is believed to have been inhabited by various peoples, including early Nords and potentially other indigenous groups. Its isolation has contributed to a distinct culture and way of life, often characterized by resilience and self-sufficiency in the face of harsh environmental conditions. Legends and fragmented historical accounts suggest a history of both conflict and peaceful coexistence with other lands, though details are often scarce and subject to interpretation.

The island's landscape is thought to be rugged, with mountainous terrain, dense forests, and a harsh, windswept coastline. Winters are typically severe, with heavy snowfall and icy conditions. Due to its remoteness and challenging climate, Írlandis has not played a central role in the major historical events of Tamriel, but its existence is acknowledged in various texts and accounts, contributing to the broader understanding of the world's geography. Information regarding Írlandis often comes from explorer's journals, ancient prophecies, and the oral traditions of its inhabitants.