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The Sea of Ghosts is found on Tamriel's north coast.

The Sea of Ghosts (also known as the Ghost Sea or the Northern Sea) is the body of water that consists of the northern coast of Tamriel and the southern coast of Atmora. (more...)

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The Argonian Quarter, Ebonheart (ESO)

Did You Know...

• ... that the First Era lasted 2920 years, the Second Era lasted 897 years, and the Third Era lasted only 433 years?

• ... that Skyrim is the first Elder Scrolls game in which the player's health regenerates on its own?

• ... that Elder Scrolls Online covers the entirety of High Rock, Summerset Isles, and Valenwood?

• ... that Elder Scrolls Online features the first vampire, Lamae Bal?

• ... that in Oblivion Mobile, the Champion of Cyrodiil used Azura's Star to obtain the blood of a Daedra?

• ... that Skyrim was inhabited by Aldmer and Falmer until they were driven out by Ysgramor and the Nords in the late Merethic Era?

• ... that Saint Jiub the Eradicator drove out all the cliff racers from Vvardenfell?

• ... that most of Dawnstar's quest can be skipped at any time by simply taking a guess at who the traitor is?

• ... that Elder Scrolls Online is the first game to feature the Kothringi and Maormer?

• ... that the Empire had Tsaesci rulers for over four hundred years during the Second Era?

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