This island is connected to mainland Boreas by a small spit of sand that is only visible at low tide. It is relatively large, covered in rocky terrain with a few outcroppings of trees. Alias Island lies just south of northern Boreas - its tallest peaks often harbor creatures found much deeper in the icy north, such as the sturdy herd of mountain goats that call this island home. A large lake sits in the middle of the island, waning and filling depending on the rains. Temperature can change dramatically here if the northern winds pick up. You can expect chilly evenings even in the summertime.
