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Move earth Move earth is a transmutation spell that digs trenches and builds hills . Effects . " Move earth " moves dirt ( clay , loam , sand ) , possibly collapsing embankments , moving hillocks , shifting dunes , etc . However , in no event can rock formations be collapsed or moved . The area to be affected determines the casting time . For every 150 - foot square ( up to 10 feet deep ) , casting takes 10 minutes . The maximum area , 750 feet by 750 feet , takes 4 hours and 10 minutes to move . This spell does not violently break the surface of the ground . Instead , it creates wavelike crests and troughs , with the earth reacting with glacier - like fluidity until the desired result is achieved . Trees , structures , rock formations , and such are mostly unaffected except for changes in elevation and relative topography . The spell cannot be used for tunneling and is generally too slow to trap or bury creatures . Its primary use is for digging or filling moats or for adjusting terrain contours before a battle . Material components . A mixture of soils ( clay , loam , and sand ) in a small bag , and an iron blade .
Scornubrian sandglass A Scornubrian sandglass was a miniature hourglass made in Scornubel that took two minutes and two seconds to empty its contents . It was often used to time moves in games or could be used to limit the time taken to make a decision or to choose a partner during certain festivals .
Zrintor Zrintor , also known as the Viper Forest , was a region on the 45th layer of the Abyss that was populated by viper tree s . Geography . Located somewhere along the banks of the River of Salt , Zrintor was a salty marsh pockmarked by pits of " quicksalt " . A road passed through it leading to the city of Zelatar . The forest was devoid of animal life due to the viper trees which attacked and ate most anything that wandered into the forest . Atmosphere . The 45th layer of the Abyss was a gloomy place where the sunlight was similar to that during an eclipse — muted . Sights and sounds were also muted throughout this layer , making details difficult to notice in the grayness . Being stealthy was easier here , with plenty of shadows to hide in and inadvertent noises absorbed . On the other hand , it was easier to be surprised by a sneak attack for the same reasons .
Garl Glittergold Garl Glittergold , also known as The Watchful Protector , was a Lawful good Greater deity . He was said to have discovered the first gnomes while exploring a cavern before telling them a joke and leading them into the world . Garl led the Gnomish pantheon as the deity of luck , protection and trickery . Followers . Garl was the most popular of the gnomish deities , and honored , in one way or another , by nearly all gnomes . His cleric s , known as Glitterbrights , wore war helms and gold belts . On the 13th day of each month , the Forgotten Folk held the Communion of Laughter in his honour . It consisted of joke telling contests , communal meals , dancing , prayers , and storytelling , and donations of Gold , which Garl ' s Church used to the benefit of the entire community . Relationships . Aside from the other non - evil members of the Gnome Pantheon , Garl was allied with Yondalla , Corellon Larethian and Moradin . His main companion was his intelligent battleaxe , Arumdina the Justifier . Garl ' s tendency to jest with the various deities worshiped by the creatures and monsters of the Underdark resulted in him garnering many enemies , but chief among them was the kobold god , Kurtulmak . History . According to legend , Garl collapsed the cave - system hall of Kurtulmak , while the kobold was hosting Asmodeus . The circumstances of this were debated , but most gnomish legends said that Kurtulmak had ambushed and bound Garl , while Garl only pretended to be bound securely in order to play his prank . Nevertheless , after the collapse of the mines , Kurtulmak ascended to godhood with his hate for all gnomes still intact .
Mythal A mythal was a powerful magical effect , created by a group of spellcasters to protect and ward a large area with numerous powerful enchantments . The earliest mythals were created by a circle of elven High Mages . Mythals could permanently alter The Weave to create an area wherein the normal rules of magic no longer applied . A typical mythal prevented certain schools of magic from being employed while empowering others . It could restrict access to the warded area to certain classes of beings . For example , Silverymoon ' s mythal excluded evil dragons . Creation of a mythal sometimes required the willing sacrifice of the lead caster ' s life , a result that led to the first mythal ' s being named after its creator . In addition , many mythal spells corroded over time , and if not maintained could become corrupted . This had occurred in Myth Drannor and resulted in the state of that city until 1374 DR The god of mythals , Mythrien Sarath , was said to have invested much of his divine power helping elven high mages erect their mythals . Mythal Definitions . While any epic magic " field or ward " could be considered a " mythal " the differences were often semantics or traditions , but scholars often used the following distinctions to describe various " mythals " : Part of the confusion came from the fact that previous to Mystra ' s Ban mythals could be created by both high level ( level 10 + ) spells and Epic magic . After Mystra ' s Ban only the Epic magic option remained .
Branch of Linden The Branch of Linden was an organization operating out of Tethyr in the mid 1400 ' s DR . Activities . Comprised of supporters of Evonne Linden and her revolt against her sister Anais Linden as queen of Tethyr , the Branch of Linden attempted to overthrow the current queen and her supporters . They ultimately failed , having been driven into Ebenspy Keep where most of them were defeated and then hanged after several days of siege .
Tortured Land The Tortured Land was an area of land in the Moonsea region which was formed by ancient lava flows that were then carved by flowing ice . Giant stone pillars , like teeth , smoothed by the wind jutted out from the landscape . Strange monsters chased small animals but the only other inhabitants seemed to be the bats that laired in the few caves of the area . 3000 years before the Era of Upheaval , dwarves mined the metal deposits that were to be found but they were exiled to the Novularond . Only four members of the clan survived and they went on to found the Innugaakalikurit clan . During the Era of Upheaval the majority of the Tortured Land was occupied by flind - led gnoll tribes . The ruins of a forgotten city known as Frozen Flindyke to bard s , could have once been a bastion of civilization for these gnolls in times past or could have been the home of a settlement of humans , surrounded by the gnolls . The truth was lost to the sands of time but the shamans of Yeenoghu who ruled over the gnolls and flinds were said to have been descended from those who summoned the Trio Nefarious that aided in the fall of Myth Drannor .
Viper ' s Kiss Viper ' s Kiss by Lisa Smedman is the second book in the House of Serpents Trilogy . Summary . This novel explores the political intrigues of the yuan - ti race , the details of which have been little explored in previous Forgotten Realms products .
Duirtanal Duirtanal was a small town located in the middle of Semphar . Description . This small town appeared sad and ugly . It sat along the banks of a small river that ran with foul , stinking water . A brown pall hung over the town , accompanied by an offensive odor . History . Duirtanal produced the finest leather to be found in all of Semphar , and much of the surrounding regions . Leather produced in Duirtanal , called Duir leather , was stronger and more flexible than leather found anywhere else . The secret to Duirtanal ' s tanning process was fiercely guarded by the guild masters . Most families in the town produced items from leather , adding their own unique designs and colors that varied from family to family . Trade . Duirtanal ' s Leather Market was the lifeblood of the town , driving prices and competition set by the Tanner ' s Guild on a daily basis .
Drashk Captain Drashk was a sea - captain in Waterdeep sometime after the War of the Silver Marches . Activities . Drashk was a member of the Zhentarim who sometimes acted as captain of the " Lost Cause " . He had an imp as advisor . History . In the late 1480s or early 1490s DR , the Zhentarim ordered Drashk to travel in search of the " Morkoth " .
Spell domain The Spell domain , not to be confused with the Magic domain , was a deity domain that granted divine spellcasters arcane spell powers . Deities with the spell domain . Four gods offered the spell domain , all of them associated with magic in some respect . Granted Power . Clerics with this domain had improved concentration and greater mastery over spellcasting . Spell Domain Spells . Once per day , divine spellcasters with the Spell domain could cast one domain spell for each spell level they had achieved .
Monastery of St . Fanal The Monastery of St . Fanal was a monastery , school , and library dedicated to Ilmater the Broken God . It lay in the hills west of the Alimir Mountains in Calimshan , on the Pevadaas Trail . History . Saint Fanal , although a priest of Ilmater dedicated to alleviating suffering , believed that knowledge of the past would limit suffering in the present , and that educating oppressed peoples would expand their opportunities and capabilities . Thus he devoted himself to learning , preserving , and teaching history , and founded the monastery that bore his name late in the first century before Dalereckoning . Around 1374 DR , the Monastery was headed by Brother Bedon . Bedon instated a policy that no one who came to the monastery seeking knowledge could be denied . Activities . Following the principles of St . Fanal , the Monastery operated as a center for academic learning , history , and art . There was a school for scribes and sages , training them to be objective in observation and investigation , so that they might be effective historians . Indeed , a slight majority of graduate monk s and lay students went on to work at the Edificant Library at Spirit Soaring , a temple of Deneir , a god of scribes and writing . Others went further , to Candlekeep or the Vault of the Sages beyond . The Monastery also possessed a library , containing a number of works of history dating back to 132 DR . These detailed the human - settled lands around the Lake of Steam since the Age of Shoon , including Calimshan , the Border Kingdoms , and the Shaar .
Dog Dogs were canines prevalent throughout Toril . Description . Dogs were a race of both wild and domesticated animals that were found all over the world . They came in a variety of breeds , sizes , and appearances . Ecology . They are extremely numerous and have been domesticated for use amongst the humanoid races . Training . Some of the best - trained dogs are trained by the elven House Korianthil .
Kornerupine Kornerupine was a rare fancy stone usually found in stream beds , eskers , or ridge - pit gravel . Description . Kornerupine came in green or brown translucent crystals that were hard and yielded solid faceted gems up to medium size . A typical specimen had a base value of 100 gp . Powers . The green variety of kornerupine had a most unusual magical ability to record sounds . When all but the last word of a " magic mouth " spell was cast upon one of these gemstones , the kornerupine became primed to record . It would remain in this state indefinitely until the the caster touched the gem and spoke the last word of the incantation . Instead of a " magic mouth " appearing , the gemstone recorded all audible sounds within 20 ft ( 6 . 1 m ) for the next four minutes . This audible archive was permanently stored in the gemstone and could not be removed , altered , or silenced without destroying the gem , but could be played back on demand an unlimited number of times . The value of the recording could drastically increase the value of a particular stone , be it a ballad by a famous bard , a solemn oath , words of wisdom or endearment from a deceased loved one , or conspiratorial evidence . The brown variety of kornerupine had no known magical properties .
Vrr ' maal Vrr ' maal was a balor prince who dwelled in the Infinite Layers of the Abyss . He was known for keeping a great forge . One proposed method for destroying the dread artifact known as " Thakorsil ' s Seat " was to take it to the Abyss and drop into Vrr ' maal ' s forge .
Indeema Indeema was a halfling cleric living on Jazayir al - Alfar in the Crowded Sea in 1367 DR . She was the ruler of a tribe of halfings called the Tarangu . Description . Indeema was overweight and heavily tanned . She had an ample supply of freckles . Activities . Indeema served as the ruler of the Tarangu and a cleric of the crab god Kar ' r ' rga . She supervised all sacrifices made to the god which usually consisted of offerings left along the lagoon . Most of the time these offerings were consumed by animals inhabiting the region , but sometimes Kar ' r ' rga would come ashore and claim the offering and a halfling victim if the mood suited him .
Shoon III Shoon III was the fourth emperor of the Shoon Imperium . Activities . Shoon III moved the government of Calimshan and the Shoon Imperium back to Shoonach from Calimport , where it would remain until the end of the Imperium . Relationships . Shoon III was the first grandnephew of Shoon II , and the aging ruler adopted Shoon III as his own son and heir only moments before his death . Shoon III had at least two brothers , both of whom would also become emperors of the Imperium . Possessions . Shoon III had a powerful magic ring known as the " Annulus Conflagros " . It had the combined powers of a " ring of fire resistance " and a " wand of fire " and was the second of the so - called " Qysari Rings " ever made . History . Born Aleph yn Jadhar el Shoon in 107 DR , to the niece of Shoon II , Shoon III never saw a day not surrounded in luxury . He was trained from a young age to become the next emperor and told never to trust his regent , Hazamir al Aktorral , who ruled the Imperium until the boy came of age . Shoon III obeyed what he was taught by his mother and his advisers — he began his reign in 123 DR by ordering Hazamir to be executed by beheading . Shoon III had a short reign of only eight years . He made many efforts to protect himself from the schemes of those outside the family , but he never expected to be murdered by his own brother , who stabbed him to death during a feast in his harem in 130 DR . Trivia . In 194 DR , a statue of Shoon III was erected in the Bakkal Sabban of Calimport as part of the Fountain of the Qysars , a monument to the first seven rulers of the Shoon , which was commissioned by Qysar Amahl Shoon V , Shoon III ' s own brother . Shoon III ' s statue was the one on the northwest side of the octagonal palisade .
Rowan Babar Rowan Babar was the founder of the Order of the Dawn and the cult master in 1479 DR . History . Rowan Babar founded the Order of the Dawn in the city of Mreyelundar a few years before 1479 DR . Some people believed he impersonated the skull of a massive Primordial during the cult ' s rites , but that people usually met untimely ends .
Homunculus Homunculi were tiny constructs created by spellcasters to act as spies and servants . They were created through mysticism and alchemy , using the spellcaster ' s own blood in the procedure . This blood - link provided a special bond between the homunculus and its creator . The construct was completely loyal to its master and could telepathically transmit anything it saw or heard back to its creator . Although they possessed a telepathic link to their creator , homunculi could not verbally speak . Description . The appearance of a homunculus varied based on the will of its creator . Many homunculi appeared to be winged humanoid creatures , similar to gargoyle s or tiny demon s . Some spellcasters made their homunculi appear more human ; vain mages even made these constructs look like themselves . Creation . Creating a homunculus was a lengthy procedure involving creating the construct ' s body from clay and ash and mixing it with the blood of the creator . This blood link allowed the creator to see and hear everything the homunculus experienced . However , there was a drawback in that if the construct was slain , the creator suffered damage .
The Ridge The Ridge was a long stretch of cliffs found in the eastern Cloud Peaks . Description . The Ridge was an exposed stretch of fault line nearly 280 feet tall at its center point and extending for more than 50 miles from the Cloud Peaks . The cliffs were climbable but challenging . They abruptly appeared out of the surrounding ground . Walking along the Ridge was difficult , as it was a craggy surface and covered with sparse vegetation . The Ridge was the most extensively mined area in Amn , being rich in minerals , including gems , precious minerals , metals , and salt . Blue - purple diamond s were the most common gem found here , but some even claimed that adamantite could be found in the Ridge . Geography . The Golden Creek and the Vudlur , tributaries of the Splendarrllur , began from the heights of the Ridge . History . The Ridge had once been covered in forest . During the Thousand Year War between dragon s and giant s , the trees were either burned to the ground or clear - cut . Tethir , the great elven dragonslayer , died while killing two ancient red dragon s who laired in the Ridge . The fault was inactive throughout all of Amn ' s history . Gold and iron were first discovered in the Ridge by the Keczull clan . Hundreds of years later , in 1355 DR , a simple bookkeeper from Keczulla , Pulth Tanislove , discovered a ruby mine in the Ridge that quickly earned him almost half a million danter s . This led him to the founding of Tanislove Mines , the largest mining company in all of Amn . Notable Locations . The mining town of Keczulla was located south of the Ridge . Between Amnwater and Keczulla was found an ancient ring of stones called the Giants ' Dance . The ruined town of Orlsfall was located on the northern side of the Ridge .
Takahashi Yamaguchi Takahashi Yamaguchi was the leader of the ninja Yamaguchi clan in the town of Aru in Wa . Personality . Takahashi was a man of honor , never brooking an agreement . If anyone betrayed him Takahashi would do anything to have revenge . History . Takahashi trained in ninja arts inside the Warazama clan until that clan was destroyed by internal dissents . So Takahashi formed a own ninja clan , the Yamaguchi clan . One of first missions of Yamaguchi ninja was in 1358 DR spreading chaos in the town of Aru .
Ammarindar Ammarindar was a ruined city in the Northdark inhabited by tanarukk s . Geography . Ammarindar was located primarily in the Northdark between the drow cities of Menzoberranzan and Ched Nasad . However , at its height , the kingdom also included territory covering the upper Delimbiyr Vale , between the High Forest and the Fallen Lands . Ammarindar was located some 250 miles southeast of Menzoberranzan and was linked to the city by dwarven tunnels carved over the Darklake . The path through Ammarindar was considered the quickest journey between Menzoberranzan and Ched Nasad , but it was less traveled ( in 1372 DR ) because of the danger that lurked there . Structure . Originally carved by dwarves , the city ' s tunnels bore many features of dwarven architecture . The city had large boulevards and large chambers . The walls were inscribed with Dethek runes . Ammarindar had a foundry of black iron and runes . It was located in a huge cavern with pillars carved into the shapes of dragons . History . Ammarindar was a dwarven kingdom founded before both Cormanthyr and Netheril in - 4100 DR . The kingdom , along with elven Eaerlann , fell to hordes of orc s and demon s from Hellgate Keep in 882 DR . After the city ' s fall , its tunnels in the Underdark were inhabited by drow from Ched Nasad and beholder s from the Graypeak Mountains . Around 1220 DR , the demons of Hellgate Keep drove off the other inhabitants and claimed it for their own . Later , the territory was slowly encroached upon by the great fungal growth known as Araumycos . After the fall of Hellgate Keep in 1369 DR , a section of Ammarindar was inhabited by the cambion Kaanyr Vhok and his Scourged Legion , an army of tanarukk s . In the decade after Vhok ' s disappearance , the connection between Hellgate Keep and Ammarindar was severed . The Scourged Legion was taken over by a tanarukk known as Warchief Ghaarzhvex The Unspoken Hall was built in - 1650 DR by a cult of evil dwarves founded by Balik Blackhand who worshiped the demon lord Baphomet . They created this cavern with the needs of demons in mind and erected several portals to other locations of this cult ( including Iltkazar and the Labyrinth ) . The " Hellfire Forge " transports demons directly to the Abyss . Blacktooth Rock was an intersection of tunnels in Ammarindar named for a large black stalactite that looked like a fang biting into fungus ( Araumycos ) . The intersection was a layered chamber carved by the dwarves and full of Araumycos by 1372 DR .
Dragonfang bolt Dragonfang bolt was a spell used by many sorcerer s who were inexperienced or had not yet obtained a vast amount of power . " Dragonfang bolt " , when cast , caused several venomous dragon fangs to appear in mid - air , which the sorcerer could then hurl towards one or two creatures within fifty feet of the caster , inevitably striking them and quite possibly poisoning them . The spell was not one that comes easily and " dragonfang bolt " could only be cast once per day .
Stone of Tymora ( omnibus ) Stone of Tymora was the published omnibus of the Stone of Tymora trilogy by Geno Salvatore and R . A . Salvatore . It combined " The Stowaway " , " The Shadowmask " , and " The Sentinels " into one book .
Harlesk Knowin Harlesk Knowin was the Silhouette of Assassins in the Caravan Sect of the Shadow Thieves around 1370 DR . Abilities . Harlesk was a master of disguise . He maintained more than a score of different identities , all without connection to crime or to his clerical path . He even spread rumors that some of his identities were enemies of others . Harlesk ' s mastery of poisons ensured that nobody survived if they discovered the truth about him . It was even possible that he had also achieved status under one of his false identities in an entirely different part of the Shadow Thieves . Activities . Harlesk usually wandered through the eastern cities , mostly under one of his many disguises .