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Narder Ulthub Narder Ulthub was a halfling farmer in the Moonsea . Activities . Narder regularly sold his products to Reyill Werned . He was a troublemaker liking provoking reactions . History . His partnership with Reyill was very good for Narder ' s businesses during the years . During the Rage of Demons in 1491 DR Narder was drinking with his halfling s friends and Reyill at the Plodding Plow , in the village of The Stop . Relationship . Narder was friend of Roge Applewink and Guylian Stundter . He had good dealing with Reyill Werned .
Dragon magazine 243 " Dragon " issue 242 was released in January of 1998 . It contained the following articles related to the Forgotten Realms : Holy Swords of the Realms . This article highlights magical swords primarily for paladin s and blackguard s . Wyrms of the North : Jalanvaloss , the Wyrm of Many Spells . This article describes the female steel dragon Jalanvaloss , who resided in Waterdeep .
Reconstruction Reconstruction was an arcane alteration spell that restored a broken object back to its original condition for a short time . Effects . Using this spell , a wizard could touch a piece of a broken object and restore it to the whole object in its original form . The pieces , if available , reformed into the object , and missing pieces were replaced by this spell . All physical properties , such as size and weight , texture , strength , flexibility , hardness , smell , and even the sound it made when struck were restored such that the item was virtually indistinguishable from the original by any normal means of testing . " Detect magic " would register the aura of this spell and " true seeing " revealed the object as being truly broken . The spell lasted for one minute plus one additional minute for each level of the caster . When the spell expired , or if the object was broken again , the item immediately reverted to the condition it was in before " reconstruction " was cast . Any attempt to magically enhance a reconstructed object , such as applying a weapon enchantment or a " permanency " spell , also caused this spell to be canceled . A broken magic item could be physically restored , but all magical abilities or properties that were lost at the time of destruction could not be regained , so the rusty hilt of a broken magic sword would become a shiny new but mundane sword . Up to 1 ft ( 28 , 000 cm ) of material per level of the caster could be " reconstructed " , although the restored object could be much larger . Living things were unaffected by this spell , so a cut vine could not be regrown , but a cut rope could be temporarily repaired . Unbroken objects could not be reverted back to their composite materials , so an intact statue could not become the block of stone from which it was carved ( or the mountain from which is was quarried ) . No knowledge of the original form of the object was necessary to cast this spell . Components . In addition to verbal and somatic components , this spell required a thumbnail - sized wad of sticky gum or sap and a pinch of fine - grained sand . The target of this spell had to be touched by the caster during the casting . History . This spell was written down in a tome of unknown origin called The Alcaister at least 600 years before it was published in " Volo ' s Guide to All Things Magical " when it became generally known to the magical community .
Syòrpiir Syòrpiir was an ancient kingdom of moon elves and sun elves created during the First Flowering in - 23100 DR . History . Syòrpiir was drawn into the War of Three Leaves against Thearnytaar and Eiellûr by the actions of assassins and spies from Ilythiir in - 17100 DR . In - 11600 DR , the kingdom was destroyed by the dark elf kingdom of Ilythiir during the second war of the Crown Wars . Over the years , the ruins of the elven civilization were taken over by the Chondalwood and the Ankhwood .
Dragon ( magazine ) Dragon is one of the two official magazines for source material for the " Forgotten Realms " , first published in 1976 . History . In 1975 , TSR . began publishing " The Strategic Review " . In short order , however , the popularity and growth of " Dungeons & Dragons " made it clear that the game had not only separated itself from its wargaming origins , but had launched an entirely new industry unto itself . The following year , after only seven issues , TSR cancelled " The Strategic Review " and replaced it with " The Dragon " which later became " Dragon Magazine " and finally " Dragon " . A compilation of the first 250 issues was released ; also included were the 7 issues of " The Strategic Review " . This compilation is known as the software title " Dragon Magazine Archive " . The final printed issue was # 359 in September 2007 . Shortly after the last print issue shipped in mid - August , 2007 , Wizards of the Coast re - launched " Dragon " as an online Magazine , continuing on the numbering of the print edition . Content . Although " Dragon " was originally designed to support the roleplaying industry in general , it has always been primarily a house organ for role - playing games with a particular focus on " D & D " . Most of the magazine ' s articles provide supplementary material for the game including new prestige class es , races , monsters and many other subjects that can be used to enhance a " Dungeons & Dragons " game . Other articles will provide tips and suggestions for players and DMs . In the Realms . Though Ed Greenwood had his first published article in issue # 30 and his first Forgotten Realms article in issue # 39 , most fans agree that work found in this magazine before the release of the Forgotten Realms Campaign Set was part of his home game and therefore " potentially " conflicts with later canon . The first Dragon published after the release of the Campaign Set was issue # 123 and all content produced from thereon is 100 % Dungeons and Dragons canon .
Entangle Entangle was a transmutation or alteration spell that caused plants to hinder and ensnare all creatures in the area of effect . Effects . The transmutation version of this spell affected a circle of 40 ft ( 12 . 2 m ) radius . The alteration version affected a 40 ft ( 12 . 2 m ) cube . Both versions animated the vegetation to loop and twist around any creature in the area of effect . Grasses and weeds , bushes , vines , and trees reached out and ensnared them , holding them fast , or at least slowed them down . Victims of the spell had a chance to break free of the entanglement although the plants would attempt to re - capture anyone who broke free . Creatures assaulted by the local flora found it nearly impossible to attack , defend , or cast spells until they exited the area . Exceptionally large or strong creatures were less likely to be bothered by the writhing plants . Components . Verbal and somatic components , as well as the priest ' s holy symbol or divine focus were required to cast this spell .
House of the Harmed The House of the Harmed was a temple of Ilmater found in Aralent , home to the well - respected priest Master Sufferer Olbedan . In the Year of the Boot , 1343 DR , the people of Hlondeth in the Vilhon Reach requested that the Graycloak ' s Wolves adventuring company deliver the " Tome of Torment " — the holiest book of the church of Ilmater — to Master Sufferer Olbedan at the House of the Harmed in Aralent . However , during the harsh winter , Graycloak ' s Wolves fell prey to doppelganger s and leucrotta preying on travellers and never made it to Olbedan . The " Tome " was thought lost in the winter snows .
Petron Merciless Petron was a primordial who fought against the god s during the Dawn War . History . After the primordials were defeated in the Dawn War and Ao split Abeir - Toril into the twin worlds , Abeir and Toril , Petron founded a great kingdom in the continent of Shyr . Her lands were so flat and trackless that there was nothing to stop a stone rolled across it to reach the sea . Petron was known for being prideful and a perfectionist , and she usually turned those that defied her into glass and stone . Petron was killed by the Abeiran dragon s during the War of Fang and Talon . Her power was so vast that even in dead she turned into glass those dragons who approached her remains carelessly . The dragons eventually throw giant boulders at her corpse to bury her in hopes to avoid her glass - turning aura , creating the Dead Stone Mountains . A few dragons and dragonborn dared to explore the mountains to scavenge Petron ' s remains in hopes to create powerful artifact s . One such such artifact was the Breath of Petron .
Caravan Boulevard The Caravan Boulevard , also known as the Ghost ' s Route or the East Gate Road , was located in Huzuz , the City of Delights , in 1367 DR . Description . The Caravan Boulevard was actually the beginning or end of the Dihl al - Taif trade route , depending on which way a caravan was headed . The Caravan Boulevard entered and exited Huzuz through the East Gate on the eastern wall , passing southwest through the city . It served as the main boundary between the Craft District and East District before it terminated within the Pilgrims ' District and Court District near the heart of the city .
Maram il Vass ' s servant Maram il Vass ' s servant attended the yugoloth in the Deep Wastes . Personality . The long years of servitude had completely conditioned him into unquestioningly serving the yugoloth . He had even lost his name . History . During the Rage of Demons , the servant welcomed the guests of his master at the door of his lair .
Zan - akar Zeraez Zan - akar Zeraez was a stormsoul genasi who served as the ambassador of Akanûl . Description . Zan - akar had long and slender silver spikes projecting from his scalp , and his skin color was like the duskiest grapes . The pattern of argent lines etched into his face was so intricate that it looked like if was a mask . History . In 1479 DR , Zan - akar was the Akanûlan ambassador in Chessenta . He urged Shala Karanok to expel the tymanther ans from Chessenta , as Akanûl was and old enemy of the dragonborn nation . Although his efforts were almost fruitless when Shala Karanok discovered Akanûl had started diplomatic talks with High Imaskar , when a group of abishai disguised as dragonborn began to kill chessentan citizens and allied themselves with enemies of Chessenta , Zan - akar was able to convince Shala Karanok to banish the tymantheran ambassador from the country .
Dramar Lornen Dramar Lornen was a collector from the " Royal Keep " of Ironhar in Eskorn , Returned Abeir . Background . Dramar was obsessed with the Dawn Titan ' s Spire , and , as of 1479 DR , she had hired many adventurers and agents in all of Returned Abeir to investigate any clues that would allow Dramar to gain entry to the Spire .
Tamanokuni Tamanokuni was the largest city and the capital of Miyama Province in Kozakura in 1357 DR . In that year , there lived in the city more than 10 , 000 people divided into eight wards . Tamanokuni housed the residence of Niwa Hirotada and the most important shrines of Miyama .
Erevain Blacksheaf Erevain Blacksheaf was an elven adventurer from Evereska who journeyed to the Icewind Dale town of Easthaven . Description . The gold - haired elf was of slender build and dressed in hunting leathers . Personality . Erevain was a kind elf who felt a great desire to see all Faerûn and not take the Retreat to Evermeet . Relationships . He had a cousin named Xan . History . In Eleint , 1281 DR , Erevain stayed at the Snowdrift Inn after traveling from Kuldahar in the Spine of the World . He was killed by spider s in Dragon ' s Eye later that year .
Khemal Serist Khemal Serist was a member of the Cult of the Shattered Peak . Personality . Khemal preferred distracting seekers of Netherese lore rather than killing them outright . He was flexible in his tactics . History . Khemal rose quickly within the cult after proving his skill and effectiveness over several missions .
Lion Lions were powerful feline predators that traveled and hunted in large groups , known as prides . Male lions had large manes of golden fur . They were responsible for defending the pride against any attackers . Female lions , who had no manes , were the hunters of the pride . They used group tactics to hunt and provide food for the entire pride . Description . A male lion was 5 to 8 feet long and weighed 330 to 550 pounds . Females were slightly smaller . Culture . The symbol of a lion was used in heraldry across the Realms . It was used in organization names , such as the Army of the Lion of Aglarond ) and the Tribe of the Black Lion of Beorunna ' s Well ) . The golden lion served as the currency of Cormyr . Numerous locations in Faerûn were named after lions : Nobanion was considered the deity of lions .
Nakhuda Nakhuda ( pl . nawakhid ) was the term used to describe someone who owned a sailing vessel in Zakhara . Activities . These individuals did not have to be the captain of a ship , but the person who held the papers of ownership for the vessel . " Nakhuda " typically did not issue orders regarding the daily activities , but determined the ultimate goals of the ship and its passengers or crew . Most of their work was typically done while in port .
Kriknar Kriknar was a member of the Xanathar Thieves ' Guild in Waterdeep around 1370 DR . Activities . Kriknar usually traveled around the city heavily cloaked and painted , in order to pass as an ugly half - orc . Kriknar and the other members of its tribe ( who worked on different teams ) worked as slavers for the Guild , not for money but for the chance to hunt intelligent beings . Often , they were given useless slaves or purchased their own with the money they were paid and hunted the slaves for fun . Kriknar enjoyed its job and would never quit . Abilities . It learned to use a sword instead of its claws .
Tharas ' kalagram Tharas ' kalagram , also known as Kalag was a red dragon that lived in the Forest of Wyrms . Description . The dragon was about 80 ft long . He had scared scales . Personality . Tharas ' kalagram played a game with the red dragon Rylatar ' ralah ' tyma . Lair . Kalag ' s lair was in a cave in the side of a small volcano in the Forest of Wyrms . Two rotting green dragon carcasses were outside of the cave .
Fhaornik Fhaornik was a sun elf apprentice at Blackstaff Tower . On 28 Uktar 1374 DR , he was involved in the defence of the tower against Kemarn Darkthrush . He threw a " rod of absorption " into Kemarn ' s summoned nishruu , but it did not destroy the creature as he had hoped .
Heurodis Heurodis was a powerful medusa sorceress who sought to revive the Netherese flying city of Undrentide and use it to gain great power for herself . History . She managed to reawaken and bind to herself the power of the mythallar powering the city , turning into a lich from its power and managed to make the city take flight again . Just as Undrentide was rising up from the sands of Anauroch , the mythallar was destroyed and Heurodis killed by an adventurer who was the former student of Drogan Droganson , whom Heurodis had killed previously .
Ulthar Ulthar was the most patient of the librarians living in Gravenhollow during the Rage of Demons . Activities . Ulthar was always busy sorting and filing ancient texts , maintaining the immeasurably vast catalog that organized them . When he was not cross - referencing the expanding collection , Ulthar composed epic poetry and restored and curated the walls of the library . Personality . Ulthar had infinite patience and was the most disposed to interacting with guests , speaking to them about ancient history .
Violet slime Violet slime was a slime found on the surface of standing water in swampy environments . It clung to creatures and caused acid burns , although these did not affect metals . It could be washed off with water , or burned with fire or bright light .
Blackguard Blackguard , also referred to by some as the antipaladin , is a specialized prestige class on Faerûn that epitomizes pure evil . Nothing short of a mortal fiend , they are quintessential black knights , carrying a reputation of the foulest sort . Consorting with demon s and devil s while serving dark deities , blackguards are hated and feared by all . They usually lead legions of undead , evil outsiders or other monsters to conquer under their own guide . Occasionally guards might end up as wandering purveyors of chaotic destruction , attacking with honorless guile or flat out smiting the forces of good that stand in their way . Fighter s , ex - paladin s , ranger s , monk s , druid s and barbarian s make for forceful combat - oriented blackguards , while rogue s and bard s are more likely to stress the subtle aspects of their abilities and spells . Sorcerer s , wizard s and cleric s who become blackguards favor dealing with fiends especially .
Sigil Fernel Sigil Fernel was a necromancer inhabiting the Battle of Bones in 1367 DR . Personality . To say Sigil Fernel was cruel was putting things mildly . As a boy he probably enjoyed tearing the wings off of flies and replacing them with parts from other insects , all before attempting to bring them back to life . This early trait translated well into his adult life . Abilities . Sigil possessed considerable necromantic skill and probably a degree of surgical prowess as well . Possessions . Among Sigil ' s wide array of magical items were a " wand of lightning " , " boots of speed " , " ring of monster summoning III " , and " bracers of defense AC 3 " . Activities . Nothing pleased Sigil more than constructing his own horrifying reanimated creations from the body parts of many creatures .
The Ostus Legacy " The Ostus Legacy " is the 17th issue of the " Advanced Dungeons & Dragons " comics series set in the " Forgotten Realms " and published by . It was written by Dan Mishkin , drawn by Jan Duursema , and edited by Elliot S . Maggin . It was the first part of " Kyriani ' s Story " , which explored the nature of Kyriani , and was concluded by " Day of the Darkening " . Appendix . Reprints . This issue was reprinted in the Dungeons & Dragons Classics , Vol . 2 trade paperback by in October 2011 .
Killoren Killoren were a relatively new and uncommon race of fey . It was unknown whether they were created by a deity or were spontaneously created by nature itself . Society . Killoren had no kingdoms of their own and lived in scattered settlements . Killoren could live in nearly any climate and their dwellings blended into the surrounding natural world . They had no concept of land ownership , rather they believed that land belonged to nature itself . Killoren communities were usually governed by a council of druids or wizards . Abilities . Killoren had the ability to manifest one of three aspects of nature : The Ancient , The Destroyer , or The Hunter . They could change their aspect daily if they chose . When manifesting the aspect of The Ancient , a Killoren gained knowledge of the natural world . The aspect of the Destroyer allowed a Killoren to do more damage to an opponent . The aspect of The Hunter sharpened a Killoren ' s senses . Killoren were sensitive to cold iron and were at a disadvantage when wielding cold iron weapons . Like other fey , Killoren were immune to charm or hold creature spells and were also immune to sleep spells . Appearance . Killoren resembled half - elves and were typically slightly smaller than humans , with 5 1 / 2 feet ( 1 . 7 meters ) their typical height . They had long , thin limbs and usually weighed only 100 pounds ( 45 kilograms ) . Killoren had green or tan skin that had the texture of a green leaf . A Killoren ' s hair and eye color changed with their mood and the aspect of nature they currently manifested . Notable Killoren . Vaasurri was a killoren who lived in the Spur Forest and adventured in 1479 DR .
Currag Blackstone Currag Blackstone was the son and heir to Earl Blackstone on the Moonshae Isles . He died suddenly in mysterious circumstances in 1365 DR . Death . Currag was summoned to the gate of Earl Blackstone ' s manor on a rainy night when an old , grey - haired man approached an inner gate , having inexplicably overcome a 20 ' ( 6 . 1m ) palisade . Currag initially reacted with hostility to the old man , setting the family ' s pack of moorhound s on him . The old man was able to stop the moorhounds with a spoken command , and send them fleeing with another . Currag then took the sword of one of the manor ' s guards and stabbed the old man , who appeared to fall over and die . The next morning , Currag ' s body was found lying on the stone paving , apparently having fallen 40 ' ( 12 . 2m ) , displaying a terrified expression .
Bolt of glory Bolt of glory was an evocation spell that struck a target with a blast of positive energy . Effect . By casting this spell , one projected a bolt of energy from the Positive Energy Plane against one creature . A creature struck took varying damage , depending on its nature and home plane of existence , with evil outsider s and those from the Negative Energy Plane being most strongly affected .
Snowshoes Snowshoes was a divine magic spell available to priests and ranger s of Auril , the Frostmaiden . It allowed one creature to walk over snow and ice at the same rate as if it were normal ground . Effects . While casting this spell , the caster had to touch the creature being targeted for this spell to take effect . Assuming the target did not willfully resist , he , she , or it could travel over icy or snowy terrain without any hindrance of movement typically associated with ice , snow , or heavy snow . In addition , this spell significantly helped prevent slips , falls , and other mishaps that could occur when attempting skills or maneuvers requiring balance or dexterity on ice and snow . It also helped prevent the recipient from cracking ice or falling through already cracked ice caused by their weight . For beginning casters , this spell lasted one hour or until it was dismissed , whichever came first . Higher level casters could make this effect last many hours . While under the influence of this spell , creatures treading over ice and snow were no easier to track than they were walking on dry , solid ground . Components . Only verbal and somatic components were required to cast this spell . History . This spell was believed to be recorded in a holy book of Auril called " Revelations of the Icedawn " and was granted to her cleric s , druid s , and ranger s . Druidic followers of Auril could learn this spell as an orison .
Ukharim Grimshackle Ukharim Grimshackle was a halfling jailer at Grimshackle Jail in Phlan in 1489 DR . Personality . Ukharim and his brother were only interested in money . He was filthy and bedraggled like his brother . Activities . Ukharim and his brother Bhevek Grimshackle opened Grimshackle Jail , where they took criminals whom they ransomed to the highest bidder . History . In 1489 DR , Ukharim permitted , for some money , an adventuring party to interrogate Gray Patriots ' s member Rathene Fel . Afterward , however , in an attempted prison break , the corrupt jailer Iorg Brokenjaw took him hostage , but the adventurers resolved the situation .
To ' Zon To ' Zon was a korobokuru wu jen inhabiting the Rainbow Monastery in Ra - Khati during the mid 14th century DR . Appearance . To ' Zon stood 4 ft . ( 1 . 2 m ) tall and had long shaggy hair . Personality . A strong temper and unpredictable nature often spelled trouble for To ' Zun . Activities . The Tuigan army forced To ' Zon into service when they passed through the region . However , he helped organized a desertion for some of the soldiers , eventually leading them to the Rainbow Monastery . His wu jen taboo was to never cut his hair or bathe . Abilities . To ' Zon could cast the following spells : " magic missile " , " invisibility " , " detect invisible " , " fire shuriken " , " haste " , " protection from normal missiles " , and " wall of fire " . He could also focus his " ki " , allowing him to execute sudden bursts of speed that usually caught his opponents off - guard . His " ki " could also be used to magnify the effects of his spells . Possessions . To ' Zon wore a pair of " bracers of defense " .