Difference between revisions of "Tapoa Island"

Though remote and unexplored, Tapoa does support a thriving population of scavengers. A pack of wild dingoes makes its home on the edge of the desert, and ravenous black vultures hop across the sands looking for edible scraps. A colony of giant sandworms burrow beneath the desert sands, waiting to swallow their prey in massive sinkholes. The southern shallows are full of blackfin sharks, and a venomous specimen of giant jellyfish inhabits a sunken vessel off the southern shore. In the valley beneath Mount Tapoa, a tribe of red apes flourishes beside the freshwater spring. In a cave on top of the mountain itself, the Vultubus, an oily-feathered two-headed monster picks flesh from the bones of its victims, as it awaits the satisfaction of another grisly offering.