Rathgar Bay
Tucked into the northeast corner of the Gulf of Azermathia, this shallow bay would protect ships better if it weren't littered with coral reefs. So plentiful are the reefs in the northern portions of the bay that only the southwest edge is navigable. Even with thee channels located here, dozens of ships line the bottom of the bay, further raising its floor under the inevitable march of the coral that builds on top of them. The coral provides a home to hundreds of different fishes, some of which are considered delicacies while others will kill a man with the mere touch of their scales. The sharks that feed on this bounty make swimming in the bay a dangerous proposition, no matter how refreshing the water appears on a sultry summer day.