D&D General [FR] Favorite place in the Sea of Fallen Stars?

[Shades of Eternity]

Sea of Fallen Stars

The Sea of Fallen Stars, also known as the Inner Sea, was the largest inland body of water in Faerûn.[1] Its major areas included the Dragonmere, also known as the Lake of Dragons, in the west; the Dragon and Easting Reaches in the north; the Alamber Sea in the east; and the Vilhon Reach in the...

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Kinda a strange question

What is your favorite place in the sea of fallen stars? (Forgotten Realms)

Failing that what is your favorite trivia for that location?

 

[Henadic Theologian]

Sea of Fallen Stars

The Sea of Fallen Stars, also known as the Inner Sea, was the largest inland body of water in Faerûn.[1] Its major areas included the Dragonmere, also known as the Lake of Dragons, in the west; the Dragon and Easting Reaches in the north; the Alamber Sea in the east; and the Vilhon Reach in the...

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Kinda a strange question

What is your favorite place in the sea of fallen stars? (Forgotten Realms)

Failing that what is your favorite trivia for that location?

For around the Sea of Fallen Stars Mulhorand, followed by Unther, Chessenta, Turkish, and Cormyr. For IN the Sea of Fallen Stars Myth Nantar.

 

[R_J_K75]

The Sea of Fallen Stars supplement that came out about 1997-1998 was really good. I don't necessarily have a favorite spot or any particular trivia of the area, but that book detailed the undersea of Seros beneath the Sea of Fallen Stars, which described the societies and cultures below. A few shipwrecks were talked about too, that two paragraphs worth of material were enough to base a whole campaign on. ICR if it was that book that said the elves destroyed one of the cities of the Sea of Fallen Stars using a 10th level circle spell to create a tsunami and wash it away. Don't quote me on the specifics though, but it was something to the effect and think it was in that book. After 25 years a lot of those FR books blur together for me at times. IMO some of those FR supplements by Steven Schend and Dale Donovan from 96-99 were really well written, some of the best of the line up until then, and well worth the read.

EDIT: Found it, I was kind of wrong about the tsunami, the footnotes say it was in A Grand History of the Realms from 2007, but I never read that book fully, and certainly remember reading it long before then. Read the very first paragraph of the below link.

Vilhon Reach

The Vilhon Reach was a region named after a body of water also called the Vilhon Reach, a part of the Sea of Fallen Stars.[1] The Reach, as it was commonly called, was site of great empires and great disasters throughout history. The body of water got its current shape from the use of Elven High...

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[Voadam]

"The Sea of Fallen Stars had coastlines in many different lands, including Aglarond, Altumbel, Cormyr, Chessenta, Chondath, the Dalelands, Impiltur, Sembia, Mulhorand, Priador, Thay, Thesk, Turmish, Unther, and the Vast."

This makes it a sort of Mediterranean with lots of distinct cultures able to interact and mix. Greekish Chessentans, Egyptianish Mulhorandi and Stygian Thayans, Mesopotamian Untherites, can mix with European monarchial Cormyrians or independent Dalelanders. And with Pirate Isles in middle. Very Conanesque.