12.2.6. Myr
- The lenscrafters of Myr are unsurpassed (I: 51)
- Myr has fine carpets (I: 161)
- A locket with a miniature painted in the vivid Myrish style (I: 233)
- There is a Myrish song called "The Seasons of My Love" (I: 382. II: 292, 467, 576)
- Myr makes intricate lace (I: 490)
- Pale green nectar wines of Myr (I: 492. V: 22)
- Myr has its own dialect of bastard Valyrian, separate from the other dialects of the Free Cities (I: 603)
- Men of Myr are known as Myrmen (II: 12, 109)
- Beautiful works of art, such as old carved figures of the Seven, could sell handsomely in Myr (II: 116)
- Myrish also produces ornate carved screens depicting flowers and fancies and dreaming maidens (II: 174)
- There are ungainly crossbows from Myr that can throw three quarrels at a time (II: 297)
- People of the city seem to be dark-eyed, dark-haired, and olive skinned (III: 65. IV: 106)
- Myr touches the sea (III: 113)
- Sellswords are common in Tyrosh (III: 267)
- Myr has magisters (III: 272)
- Myr gives lavishly to passing khals (III: 272)
- Ornate Myrish lace is sometimes used to decorate clothing, such as the deep vee of a bodice, in the Seven Kingdoms (III: 316)
- Dove-grey Myrish lace (III: 316)
- Myrish tend to have black hair and dark eyes (III: 321)
- Myrish carpets are valuable (III: 408)
- Myrish crossbowmen seem common (III: 440, 441)
- Myrich lace the color of butter (III: 316)
- A Myrish stilleto worn opposite an arakh with matching hilts shaped like naked and wanton golden women (III: 482)
- Myrish lace used in a wedding gown (III: 667)
- A far-eye from Myr can be called a Myrish eye (III: 779)
- A splendid Myrish blanket (IV: 37)
- Myr is far larger than the shadow city of Sunspear (IV: 40)
- Myrish pirates can be found on and around the Stepstones (IV: 440)
- Myr may have swamps (IV: 486)
- Myr has a warm climate (V: 20)
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