Dayn Island is a small island only a quarter mile off the coast along the outer edges of Abhaya. It is only about 3 sq miles and does not house many comfortably, however it is especially well known for its moose population. Several years ago a small band of moose swam across the shallow channel between the main land and the island and found the place quite to their liking; there were no predators at the time living there. They soon doubled and then tripled in size, feeding off of the lush grasses that grow. However, a family of wolves eventually discovered the island of moose and eventually it became known as the best spot to find prey. But beware - with the advantage of abundant food comes dangers, like the crossing to the island itself. Waves that gently lap against the white sandy shore of the Ridge become larger and more defiant waves that pummel against the rocky western edge of the island, making it difficult to enter on that end. But enter on the opposite side and there will be quite a difference; there, the beaches are small but sandy and will assure a much safer and easier arrival. Seasonal storms also batter the island quite relentlessly and quite frequently. Therefore, only true survivors can make out a living here.
