Always rife with activity, you'll find those with sticky fingers, silver tongues, and golden smiles abound here. Merchants, pirates, and travellers all find their way to this port eventually. During the day everyone is friendly enough, but be wary of the business ventures that take place here when the sun sets. (Admin Note: Kaiholo Port is also home to a skyport, allowing travel to other skyports within Caido.) The port also contains the following: Lucky Rum Fountain | Blessed by Safrin, this fountain in Kaiholo Port overflows with white rum instead of water. During PQs/PQ+/KQs/Drops/Shrine Visits receive +2 luck in the Kaiholo Port board . (In order to use this, make sure to note the ability at the bottom of each post).

The southeasterly islands of Torchline positively burst with colour; a marvel made possible by the vibrant volcanic rock that covers the area. The surrounding coastline is even more curious, churning and bubbling as a result of the multitudes of geysers that lurk beneath the waves. Just as extravagant as the rock upon the surface, the waters surrounding the islands are a haze of foaming hues, making navigation difficult, yet strangely charming.

A lighthouse created of pale stone stands sentinel upon a solitary isle, rising up three stories. Lit by magic at the top, legend warns that should the light ever go out, Torchline will fall into the sea. The sands around this island glitter like stars, regardless of the time of day.

A few metres out from the coastline, the waters become unnaturally still and deep. Merfolk and fisherpeople alike believe that if you make a wish and toss a brightly coloured stone into this area, it will be taken by the evening tides and deposited into the L'ma's lair far below. Rumour has it that those who offer the most beautiful stones will find their wishes granted.

Hundreds of feet below the surface where the pressure will kill you slower than the predatory creatures that roam the semi-sunlit waters, is a dilapidated shrine to the old gods.

An ever-changing number of islands that act almost like a sentient hive-mind of insects. Melding into each other and then breaking away, the islands never stay in the same place or shape for long. Some are several hundred meters wide while others are merely large enough for one person to sit on. Pay attention to your surroundings, or you'll surely end up far from where you started.

Dominated by smoke and magma, the north of Torchline casts an eerie glow that can be seen by departing ships for miles around. Once a long dormant volcano, Apopo has now completely collapsed into the ocean on one side. The waters surrounding it boil and steam, and the land is unstable at best.

South of Apopo, a beautiful yet macabre phenomenon peeps from the ocean. From a distance, all seems serene; pale stone, pure white sands and glorious red flora. A closer inspection, however, reveals the gruesome truth. It is not stones but skeletons that make up the structure of the isle, the debris of hundreds of bones bound and tangled together by crimson roots. Every plant that flourishes here is carnivorous, and every victim only adds to the growth of the island. Some Torchers swear that it moves through the waters like a living thing, though this has never been proven.

Rarely found in the same place, The Northaven is a modest-sized houseboat owned by Remi and Ronin. With a small patio, deck, and lookout perch, the majority of the houseboat's form is hidden by the various plants growing all along her sides and hull. Inside is a cozy bedroom, kitchenette, dining area, and hidden couches and seating. With no sail or motor to speak of, The Northaven is moved via a handle beneath the hull, pulled by either a leviathan or krakken.