GAMEofTHRNES MAP

Sar Mell

On this tab

Sar Mell was one of the great cities of the Rhoynar, built on the western bank of the Rhoyne, facing the Valyrian colony of Volon Therys.

Its story is the story of two wars: one it won and rose from again, and one that erased it from the map along with the people who lived there.

First Turtle War

Sar Mell was once known as the pale city of flowers, standing on the western bank of the Rhoyne, north of Volantis and linked to it by a Valyrian road. On the opposite bank, the Valyrians founded Volon Therys, and the closeness between the two cities sparked the First Turtle War, the first of the Rhoynish Wars.

The city was sacked and put to the torch, but the war was won by the Rhoynar, who rebuilt Sar Mell from its own ashes.

Suggest an edit
Quote the sentence if you can, and write how it should read.Book and chapter, episode, or a link. Without a source we can't change it.Only to let you know if we apply it.

Destruction of the City

Centuries later came the Second Spice War. After the capture of Prince Garin, Sar Mell was sacked a second time, far more brutally than the first: its people were enslaved and the Rhoynar driven from what had been their home.

This time the city was never rebuilt. Sar Mell remained a ruin, and remains one still.

Suggest an edit
Quote the sentence if you can, and write how it should read.Book and chapter, episode, or a link. Without a source we can't change it.Only to let you know if we apply it.

Gallery

  • Sar Mell — image 1
    Sar MellSar Mell Pin.png · gameofthrones.fandom.com · this wiki publishes under CC-BY-SA

On the map

On the map

Books and show

Where it appears

In the books (3)

  • The Lands of Ice and Fire
  • A Dance with Dragons
  • The World of Ice & Fire

According to the Hielo y Fuego Wiki · Sar Mell · 2026-07-30

Images remain the property of their authors and are published under the licence of the wiki that hosts them; each one links its page.

Where each datum comes from
Position
settlement symbol on the base map
English name
visual reading of the label
Spanish name
name that is not translated
Label on the base map
626
Symbol
ruin
What was read
Sar Mell
Base map
atlas-known-world-2019.png · Adam Whitehead, Atlas of Ice and Fire

Entry written on .