Basilisk Archipelago (Meridian)

The Basilisk Archipelago is located in the Meridian Ocean. The archipelago's name comes from that of a genus of small lizards of the family Corytophanidae. Basilisks, such as the green basilisk (Basiliscus plumifrons), are known to be able to run on water. In addition, a basilisk is a mythological lizard, said to be hatched from a serpent's egg by a cockerel (the opposite of a cockatrice).

The islands in this archipelago are named for various seas around the world, both prehistoric and modern.

Islands

Black Ogopogo Kithara Koro Marmara Odonata* Mirovia Island Rheic Island

Sargasso Island Tasman Reef Tethys Island Zechstein Island

* denotes capital

Map

Basilisk Archipelago

Black Ogopogo

Kithara Koro

Marmara Odonata

Mirovia Island

Rheic Island

Sargasso Island

Tasman Reef

Tethys Island

Zechstein Island

To Murex Island
and the Iguana Archipelago

To Acanthaster Spits
and the Gila Archipelago

To Akhlys Island
and the Gila Archipelago

To Wyvern Island
and the Draco Archipelago

Foraging

Pineapples and rambutan can be foraged in the Basilisk archipelago.