Torentine

el Torrentine

The Torentine is a river in Dorne that forms where two tributaries meet in the Red Mountains and empties into the Summer Sea. Its clear, sweet waters rush down so fast and loud that the only safe crossing is by bridge, and along its course stand the castles of Montenegro, Ermita Alta and Campoestrella.

Chapter 1

A current only bridges cross

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The river forms where two tributaries meet in the Red Mountains and ends at the Summer Sea, where Campoestrella rises on an island at its mouth. Montenegro and Ermita Alta stand along its banks.

Its waters are clear and sweet, but they rush down fast and loud; the only safe way across is by bridge.

Chapter 2

The kings of the Torentine

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It is said that the founder of House Dayne followed a falling star to the river's mouth and built Campoestrella there. From that island, the Daynes ruled as kings of the Torentine from the days of the First Men.

That rule ended with the defeat of King Vorian Dayne in Nymeria's war.

Chapter 3

The search for Aerea

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Some claimed to have seen Rhaena Targaryen and her dragon Dreamfyre as far south as the Red Mountains.

The sightings placed the pair in the Torentine's canyons, during the search for the missing Aerea Targaryen.

The physical world

Los castillos de Montenegro y Ermita Alta se encuentran en su orilla, mientras que Campoestrella se asienta en una isla en su desembocadura.

Geography · The Lands of Ice and Fire

What we are not sure about

  1. PositionWe worked it out

    The position was inferred from the label on the base map rather than from a symbol of its own: it marks the area, not the point.

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

Where each datum comes from
Position
point on the watercourse nearest the label
English name
visual reading of the label
Spanish name
name from the published Spanish edition
Label on the base map
609
What was read
Torentine
Features averaged into the centroid
3
Base map
atlas-known-world-2019.png · Adam Whitehead, Atlas of Ice and Fire

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