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The Sea of Fallen Stars, also known as the Inner Sea, was the largest inland body of water in Faerûn. Its major areas included the Dragonmere (Lake of Dragons) on the west, the Dragon and Easting Reaches on the north, the Alamber Sea on the east and the Vilhon Reach on the south. The sea floor was covered with hundreds of shipwrecks.

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  • Sea of Fallen Stars
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  • The Sea of Fallen Stars, also known as the Inner Sea, was the largest inland body of water in Faerûn. Its major areas included the Dragonmere (Lake of Dragons) on the west, the Dragon and Easting Reaches on the north, the Alamber Sea on the east and the Vilhon Reach on the south. The sea floor was covered with hundreds of shipwrecks.
  • The largest inland body of water in the fictional fantasy world of Faerûn, the Sea of Fallen Stars is said to have been formed by a star sent by deities to punish titan's arrogance (some say it was actually the eggs of the first dragons). Its major ramifications include the Dragonmere (a.k.a. Lake of Dragons) on the West, the Moonsea on the North, the Alamber Sea on the East and the Vilhon Reach on the South. They are just the most notable ones, others being the Lake of the Long Arm, the Deepwash, the Bay of Chessenta, the Akanamere, the Alaor or the Easting Reach.
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  • a Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game
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  • Sea of Fallen Stars
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  • A map of the Sea of Fallen Stars around 1372 DR.
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  • The Sea of Fallen Stars, also known as the Inner Sea, was the largest inland body of water in Faerûn. Its major areas included the Dragonmere (Lake of Dragons) on the west, the Dragon and Easting Reaches on the north, the Alamber Sea on the east and the Vilhon Reach on the south. The sea floor was covered with hundreds of shipwrecks.
  • The largest inland body of water in the fictional fantasy world of Faerûn, the Sea of Fallen Stars is said to have been formed by a star sent by deities to punish titan's arrogance (some say it was actually the eggs of the first dragons). Its major ramifications include the Dragonmere (a.k.a. Lake of Dragons) on the West, the Moonsea on the North, the Alamber Sea on the East and the Vilhon Reach on the South. They are just the most notable ones, others being the Lake of the Long Arm, the Deepwash, the Bay of Chessenta, the Akanamere, the Alaor or the Easting Reach. Its surrounding lands include Cormyr, the Dalelands, Sembia, the Vast, Impiltur, The Great Dale, Thesk, Aglarond, Altumbel, Thay, the Priador, Mulhorand, Unther, Chessenta, Chondath, Turmish, the Shining Plains and the Dragon Coast. Some notable isles include the Pirate Isles and the Isle of Prespur.
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