Victory Rock

If it wasn’t for the treasure protected here, this island would be a glimpse of hell. Composed almost entirely of an active volcano, this island is a study in fire and austerity. Flows of hardened black lava form the backbone of the island, while settled ash and pumice gather in pits and ridges of the lave. The volcano itself is a deep hole in the south, from which spews ash, pumice, and other rock, while lava occasionally escapes from cracks in the black shell protecting the volcanic heart. Because the volcano is constantly erupting, the chance for a large and devastating explosion is vanishingly low.