Waterlond, also called the Elemental Plane of Water and sometimes spelled Waterolond, was a vast expanse of water and islands with an astounding steepness gradient, both in ocean depth and island height.

Geography

The sea floor was renowned for its large flat areas, rugged places, and deep ravines. The plateaus could appear at any depth, from a few meters below the surface to thousands of meters.

Sea life was very rich, with kelp forests, sponge mountains and coral reefs being the most common biomes. The many islands were all of a similar jungle climate.