Region

Northern Ice Sea

CanonOfficial lore from the booksSSGp. 45

The Northern Ice Sea lies even further north than the lands of Fraza. Within it are the island groups known as the Iron Isles.1

Notes

  1. ↑BookLands of Exile: Starter Setting Guide, p. 45

Sources

This article draws on:

  • SSGLands of Exile: Starter Setting Guide(Bad Badger Games, 2024), p. 45

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