Piscaye

''This article is about the state. For the greater Piscaye region, see Greater Piscaye.''

Piscaye, officially known as the Pasque State (MR: État Pasque), is a state in Northwest Adélieland, bordering the states of Corine, Dracon, and Langdemor. The state's capital and largest city is Ville Piscaye, located in the southeast coast on the Bay of Piscaye.

The state was first settled and recorded in 1676 by Morithaean colonists along its southeast coast, describing the virgin land as similar to the province of Cutoire in Morithaea-Flora. The state would remain out of the political and historical spotlight throughout Adélieland's early history until 1806, when it would become the heart of Adélieland's wine industry with thousands of vineyards, spurring a period in Western Adélieland where Pasque vineyard-owning families would begin gaining power within state governments pertaining to the economic interests of both parties.

Today, Piscaye is still known for its wine industry, but is now a popular tourist destination, due to its Aitacalian climate and secluded position within the aforementioned Bay of Piscaye.