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[[Image:Starfall Pin.png|thumb|A map showing the location of Starfall on the continent of Westeros.]]
 
[[Image:Starfall Pin.png|thumb|A map showing the location of Starfall on the continent of Westeros.]]
 
'''Starfall''' is a castle in [[Dorne]], the region controlled by [[House Martell]] of [[Sunspear]], and the seat of [[House Dayne]]. The castle is located in the far west of Dorne, near the border with [[the Reach]] and south of [[Blackmont]].<ref>[http://viewers-guide.hbo.com/game-of-thrones/season1/#!/locations/dorne/ HBO viewers guide, season 1 map, Dorne entry]</ref>
 
'''Starfall''' is a castle in [[Dorne]], the region controlled by [[House Martell]] of [[Sunspear]], and the seat of [[House Dayne]]. The castle is located in the far west of Dorne, near the border with [[the Reach]] and south of [[Blackmont]].<ref>[http://viewers-guide.hbo.com/game-of-thrones/season1/#!/locations/dorne/ HBO viewers guide, season 1 map, Dorne entry]</ref>
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In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, Starfall is the seat of House Dayne. It is located at the mouth of the River [[Torentine]], downriver from Blackmont and the High Hermitage, which is held by a lesser branch of the Daynes.
 
In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, Starfall is the seat of House Dayne. It is located at the mouth of the River [[Torentine]], downriver from Blackmont and the High Hermitage, which is held by a lesser branch of the Daynes.
   
Starfall is so-called because of a meteor which fell out of the sky nearby, almost two thousand years ago. The Daynes forged a sword out of the meteorite ore, called "Dawn", which is as resilient and formidable as a [[Valyrian steel]] weapon in combat. Only the most skilled and honorable [[knights]] of House Dayne are entitled to wield Dawn in battle; such paragons are given the title 'Sword of the Morning'. The last Sword of the Morning was Ser [[Arthur Dayne]], one of King [[Aerys II Targaryen]]'s [[Kingsguard]], who was killed by [[Eddard Stark]] during [[Robert's Rebellion]]. Eddard returned Arthur's bones to his sister, the Lady Ashara Dayne, at Starfall. Ashara cast herself into the sea from the Palestone Sword, a tower at Starfall, in despair at the news of her brother's death.
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Starfall is so-called because of a meteor, referred to as a "fallen star", which fell out of the sky nearby, almost two thousand years ago. The Daynes forged a sword out of the meteorite ore, called "[[Dawn]]", which is as resilient and formidable as a [[Valyrian steel]] weapon in combat.
 
House Dayne is a fairly important house in the novels, but has not been mentioned in the TV series so far.
 
   
 
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Starfall Pin

A map showing the location of Starfall on the continent of Westeros.

Starfall is a castle in Dorne, the region controlled by House Martell of Sunspear, and the seat of House Dayne. The castle is located in the far west of Dorne, near the border with the Reach and south of Blackmont.[1]

In the books

In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Starfall is the seat of House Dayne. It is located at the mouth of the River Torentine, downriver from Blackmont and the High Hermitage, which is held by a lesser branch of the Daynes.

Starfall is so-called because of a meteor, referred to as a "fallen star", which fell out of the sky nearby, almost two thousand years ago. The Daynes forged a sword out of the meteorite ore, called "Dawn", which is as resilient and formidable as a Valyrian steel weapon in combat.

See also

References

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