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The Bitter Coast is the humid and largely uninhabitated southwestern coast of Vvardenfell. It is so-named because of the area's salt marshes and swamps. It is also known as the Smuggler's Coast, due to the rampant smuggling that goes on in this area.

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  • The Bitter Coast is the humid and largely uninhabitated southwestern coast of Vvardenfell. It is so-named because of the area's salt marshes and swamps. It is also known as the Smuggler's Coast, due to the rampant smuggling that goes on in this area.
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  • The Bitter Coast is the humid and largely uninhabitated southwestern coast of Vvardenfell. It is so-named because of the area's salt marshes and swamps. It is also known as the Smuggler's Coast, due to the rampant smuggling that goes on in this area. Seyda Neen, Hla Oad, and Gnaar Mok are the only settlements in the region. The area is lush with tall trees, rich plant life, and rare fungus. Plants and fungi that grow here include violet coprinus, luminous russula, bungler's bane, hypa facia, slough fern, and occasionally hackle-lo. There are several shipwrecks in the area, caused by the coast's infamous fog and bad weather. Numerous islands dot the coast and there are even a few grottos.
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