Rosebloom Isle is the beating heart of artistry in Rossien. Here, craft meets culture — a lush, picturesque island known for its rolling vineyards, eclectic architecture, and soul-deep creativity. Though smaller in size than its neighboring lands, Rosebloom’s charm lies in its vibrant communities and storied enclaves, each presided over by its own qaphtan.

Map of Rosebloom Isle and its subdomains

Bloomton

The isle’s bustling center — a town of turreted studios, clay-stained workshops, and an open atrium with weekly performances. Markets brim with hand-thrown pottery, woven sea-silk, and instruments carved from driftwood and bone.

Envalle

Once a wind-carved pass between the hills, it is now a cluster of farms and homesteads. Its people are quiet but clever, full of legend and superstition, preserving not only their ancient way of life but also the terrifying and bloody legacy of the valley of bones.

Henrietta Fields

These fields stretch across the southeastern plains, where patchwork farms and working-class homes dot the landscape. These communities are made up of salt-of-the-earth Rossienos who feed the isle and one another.

North Hearth

Characterized by generational wealth and inheritance, its manors are tucked amid vineyards and apple orchards. Here, families gather in domed clubhouses for traditional dinners and harvest dances, their wealth old but their doors (mostly) open.

Deacon Hills

The jewel of inheritance — a forested ridge where each hill is crowned with a stately estate. These ancestral lands are full of untold glories and tragedies, their lakehouses and private villas echoing with legacy and luxury. Some estates have never changed hands. Others are kept by ghosts alone.