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Tashalar was a small, exotic country located on a strip of coast along the southern Shining Sea. It lay just east of the Chult peninsula, and west of the magic realm of Halruaa. It was famous for beautiful weather, beautiful people, excellent crossbows, and the richest wine-producing region in the world.

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  • Tashalar
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  • Tashalar was a small, exotic country located on a strip of coast along the southern Shining Sea. It lay just east of the Chult peninsula, and west of the magic realm of Halruaa. It was famous for beautiful weather, beautiful people, excellent crossbows, and the richest wine-producing region in the world.
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Exports
  • Cheese, dyed fabric, glass, olive oil, olives, seafood, spices, wine
Name
  • Tashalar
Caption
  • Map of Tashalar
Government
  • Merchant oligarchy
PopYear
  • 1372(xsd:integer)
Population
  • 889920(xsd:integer)
Area
Capital
  • Tashluta
Religions
Imports
  • Beef, fruit, silver, slaves
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  • Tashalar was a small, exotic country located on a strip of coast along the southern Shining Sea. It lay just east of the Chult peninsula, and west of the magic realm of Halruaa. It was famous for beautiful weather, beautiful people, excellent crossbows, and the richest wine-producing region in the world.
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