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Lyra Sunrose Lyra Sunrose ( also known as " Little Miss Lemon " ) was a female half - elf ranger who lived in the forest of Cormanthor . History . Childhood . She was born and raised by her mother in the village of Alyssim , after her human father was sentenced to a decade of hard labour for procreating with an elf ( frowned upon in Alyssim ) . Lyra did not consider herself accepted in Alyssim and this , combined with her annoyance at the villagers for her perceived mistreatment , caused her to leave for a life in the forest , choosing animal companionship over her own kind . Although it is not certain at what age Lyra began her solitary life , she says it was " as soon as I was old enough to lace my own boots " . Lyra chose to worship what her mother referred to as the " Sacred Hexad " of Rillifane Rallathil , Chauntea , Silvanus , Mielikki , Eldath and Aerdrie Faenya as this was the same choice as her mother , despite being against Alyssim ' s customary single - deity worship of Rillifane Rallathil . Adulthood . Lyra met Ruke Diggot , a human explorer , in the forest , and the couple married a few months later , producing eleven children , all of whom lived in Cormanthor until Ruke ' s death . For about a decade after this , she spent her time collecting information on the ecology of the forest . Relationships . Misha . Misha was Lyra ' s female wolf companion . Although it is not known when the creature was born or died , or how long she accompanied Lyra , she was still a cub in 1323 DR . Elminster . Lyra met Elminster around 1327 DR , ( to whom she referred affectionately as " El " ) when he was bathing naked in the Elvenflow and the two became acquainted . Elminster took to calling her " Little Miss Lemon " in recognition of her sour character . Notes . At Elminster ' s request , Lyra used her accumulated knowledge of the forest to write the " Cormanthor " book , which forms part of the Elminster ' s Ecologies boxed set ( the book is written in character ) .
Mica Foebreaker Mica Foebreaker was a member of the Cult of the Black Earth . History . In 1491 DR , Mica led a cell of her fellow cultists on a mission to observe a plot by the Cult of the Howling Hatred to kidnap monks from the Monastery of the Yellow Rose , in order to use them in a new plot to access an elemental node . They planned to seize the Howling Hatred ' s prize at the right time . However , she was killed with all her companions .
Observer The observer was a larger - than - average beholder - kin ( 6 ' diameter ) with a hard , chitinous skin mottled in shades of pink and purple . It possessed six eye - stalks , three central eyes ( evenly spaced around the equator ) , and three small mouths ( one below each central eye ) . The observer ' s mouths were not what they appeared to be ; each one was actually a sucker attached to the end of a 5 ' tentacle . The creature normally withdrew these tentacles so that the sucker rested flush against the body . These sucker - mouths could extend to attack nearby targets , and , like the death kiss beholder , they drained blood . The observer , unlike many beholder - kin , was not malicious ; however , the highly intelligent creature lacked any sort of empathy . Observers engaged in an almost obsessive pursuit of knowledge ; they would remorselessly eliminate anyone or anything that stood in the way of their research . Many observers would use their powerful psionic abilities to alter the minds of dangerous creatures ; these creatures acted as slavishly loyal guards that protected the observers ' privacy .
Rhauntides Rhauntides was a human wizard living in Highmoon in Deepingdale . He was a cultured man who was devoted to the study of human and elven magic — specifically the history of their use and users up to the present . History . Rhauntides was once an adventurer and gained much wealth and magic during that time . However , around 1338 DR , he moved into a tower of his own creation in Highmoon , where he lived for thirty years . By 1368 DR , Rhauntides had destroyed at least sixteen wizards and adventuring bands who tried to steal magic from his tower . He was invited three times by the elves of Evermeet to come and live with them in Evermeet under the guise of granting him a safe place to raise children , when in reality they wanted access to his extensive arcane knowledge . Description . Rhauntides was tall and thin , handsome , with piercing blue eyes and a small pointed white beard . Rhauntides ' s movements remained smooth and supple . His long dark hair was going white at the temples , which caused him to sometimes be mistaken for Khelben " Blackstaff " Arunsun by people not familiar with either of them . Personality . Rhauntides was once very driven to learn as many spells as he could as fast as he could . However , around 1368 DR , he very much enjoyed learning every last nuance and variant of all the known spells . Activities . Rhauntides would answer any lore questions for the people of Deepingdale for 2 gp per question . For visitors , however , he charged 50 gp .
Wangle ' s Livery Wangle ' s Livery was a stables in the town of Thunderstone in Cormyr in the late 1360s DR . It was managed by Wangle Towerstruck . The livery traded in all kinds of livestock , especially horse s , which could be of top - quality . Mounts could also be stabled for 2 gp a night , receiving good feed , grooming , and cleaning , as well as veterinary care and re - shoeing as needed .
Hall of Justice The Hall of Justice was the temple of Tyr in the city of Neverwinter . Location . It was located on a cliff overlooking the Sea of Swords on the south bank of the Neverwinter River near its mouth . It was directly across the Sleeping Dragon Bridge from Castle Never . Structure . The church was built from stone , iron , and wood and was beautiful to look upon . It was a grand building that could comfortably accommodate giant s and in its great hall , there was space enough for dragon s to rest . Interior . The church was mildly decorated , with several rooms for daily routines and worship . The high priest had his own apartment in the temple . Activities . In 1368 DR , the Hall of Justice was presided over by Judge Oleff Uskar , ably assisted by Prior Hlam . Judge Uskar presided over the city ' s low justice — legal proceedings for citizens not of noble birth or accused of high crimes — while Hlam trained acolytes of Tyr in the meaning of justice and the martial arts . History . The Wailing Death . During the Wailing Death of 1372 DR , the Hall was used as a base from which the search for the Waterdhavian creatures was launched as well as a sanatorium for plague victims . Judge Oleff also coordinated his search for the tomb of Halueth Never from the temple . Once Neverwinter had been rebuilt after the war with Luskan , the Hall of Justice was re - established . It was the place where prospective disciples of Tyr could join , if they met the requirements . The Kalach - Cha could have requested Khelgar Ironfist to become a monk . Hlam would ask Khelgar to find the reason for why he fought , to reconcile with those he had hurt . and to see all people equally . Once all these things had been completed , Khelgar could join as a monk . When the Kalach - Cha proved themself innocent at the court after being accused of killing the villagers of Ember , Torio asked for a trial by battle . The Kalach - Cha was asked to come to the Hall , where Hlam would take them to a room for meditation before the battle . During the time , the Kalach - Cha ' s companions could visit them . Post - Spellplague . When Tyr gave up his divinity to Torm , the residents of Neverwinter refused to rededicate the temple . After Mount Hotenow erupted in 1451 DR , the Hall of Justice was one of the few buildings left almost untouched by the pyroclastic flow . Dagult Neverember chose the Hall of Justice to be his seat of government when he arrived in the city in 1469 DR , taking the high priest ' s apartments for his office and quarters . He also sponsored priests of Torm to worship in the building due to the similarity of their religious rituals to those of the old Tyrran ones .
Nammna Nammna was a merchant from the city of Milvarune in Thesk in the 14th century DR . Nammna partnered with six other merchants — Alvund of Ormpetarr , Chond of Calaunt , Dzunn of Sheirtalar , Jhasso of Baldur ' s Gate , Pomphur of Almraiven , and Shield of Everlund — to form the Seven Suns Trading Coster . The " Seven Suns " referred to the seven merchants themselves . Nammna ' s own small merchant company was converted into a regional base for the coster . Nammna and the Seven Suns were in business by 1358 DR , and still going by 1374 DR .
Orc domain The Orc domain is a deity domain that grants divine spellcasters Orc spell powers . They gain the ability to smite foes , particularly elves and dwarves . Deities with the Orc domain . The gods of the orc s are the only ones who offer the Orc domain .
Kostchtchie Kostchtchie , known as the Prince of Wrath , was a demon lord and a patron of frost giant s and rage . Relationships . By establishing himself as a deity of frost giants , Kostchtchie directly encroached upon the domain of Thrym , though that titan did not take direct action against the demon lord . The dwarven deity Clangeddin Silverbeard considered Kostchtchie , as well as the other evil giant deities , a hated enemy . Deeds . Around - 160 DR , Kostchtchie ' s " hortha " was summoned by summoners of Narfell . Frost giant s gathered under this " hortha " and fought on Narfell ' s side . It wasn ' t clear what exactly a " hortha " was , but given that " urhortha " meant avatar , chances were that " hortha " meant an aspect of the demon lord .
Vermin keeper A Vermin Keeper is a prestige class of the Underdark . Whether formerly from the Realms of Above ( as the lands of Faerûn are called in the Underdark ) or life long denizens of the dark places , Vermin Keepers have mastered the control of vermin creatures . Insects , spiders , scorpions , worms all are subject to the orders of the Vermin Keeper . Unlike the Arachnomancer , Vermin Keepers do not necessarily worship or even enjoy the presence of vermin ; mastery of what one fears drives a number of these druidic spellcasters to this discipline .
Sedina Wolfpaw Sedina Wolpaw was a scout in the Dessarin Valley during the Elemental Evil crisis . History . Sedina hailed from Triboar . In 1491 DR she was in Westbridge , where she could have helped some adventurers defeat a remnant cell of the Cult of the Black Earth in that city .
The Silent Room The Silent Room was a temple in Suzail dedicated to the worship of the god of knowledge , Oghma . In the late 15th century DR , the temple was run by High Namer Wyndel Sedranis , a member of the Emmarask noble house . The temple housed a half - dozen priest s and about one hundred laymen . It was known for its library of books on the Dragon Reach The temple was primarily concerned with fighting the schism with the Orthodox Church of Oghma . History . The temple was originally dedicated to Oghma ' s servant god Deneir , but he disappeared during the Spellplague and the temple became a place of worship of Oghma . A few years prior to 1479 DR , the Oghmanyte Church in Sembia relocated to the Silent Room .
Council of Elders ( Halruaa ) The Council of Elders was the prime governing body in Halruaa . Members . Ruled by Zalathorm Kirkson , the Council of Elders had 400 members , all of whom were proven wizard s . Activities . Council meetings were conducted by Zalathorm and his unique crystal orb that allowed him to contact any member regardless of their location . Most of the time only half of them attended meetings and at least thirty nine council members were required for a meeting to occur . In the event that the Netyarch , or wizard - king , died , the Council would select the next Netyarch from among their ranks . This was typically the most powerful Elder . Power was measured by a complicated system based on the opinion of other Elders , ranking of specialization , and general level of magical might .
William Horgath Duke William Horgath , most commonly know as William the Lazy , was the eight duke of Arcata in Damara in 1357 DR and 1359 DR . History . In 1357 William the Lazy , in league with the Grandfather of Assassins , gathered an army to conquer the Barony of Bloodstone . However his troops were defeated by the Bloodstone army led by Gareth Dragonsbane . He surrendered to Gareth that imposed to him no penalties . At 1359 DR William was deeply unpopular in his own lands , so much so that in the mining village of Sudrav , it was not uncommon for effigies of him to be burned .
Tour of Duty As Waterdeep ' s city guard is crippled by illness , volunteers are needed to relieve a northern outpost . At the same time , ranger s from the same outpost discover a dragon ' s hoard and help themselves to some choice items , much to the anger of the dragon .
Gray ooze A gray ooze resembles a thick puddle of gray sludge , roughly 8 " ( 20 cm ) and up to 14 ' ( 4 . 27 m ) across , that closely resembles wet stone or an amorphous rock formation . They consume any organic matter they encounter . Lairs . Gray ooze is a living form of slime that slinks through cold swamps and marshes . They can also be found in caverns and dungeons . They are mindless scavengers who drag themselves around caves and sewers and absorb and digest whatever they come across . Unlike other ooze s , the gray variety cannot move on ceilings or walls , hence it is left to slide its way along subterranean floors . Reperduction . Gray oozes reproduce by breaking small driplets off of them after a meal , which later grow into gray oozes themselves . Combat . While possessing an immunity to magic , fire and cold the gray ooze cannot speak . They attack by striking until its prey is either dead or unconscious , moving on top of them afterwards to digest them from within . Acidic secretions of the gray ooze corrode metal at an alarming rate ; as a result , blacksmiths also sometimes use jarred gray oozes to meld ore into the right shape . Gray oozes are particularly feared due to the fact that they are transparent . This makes them difficult to detect while they are still or moving slowly .
Unseen aid Unseen aid is a spell used by many sorcerer s early in their training . Using " unseen aid " grants arcane assistance to the caster , allowing them to perform a number of tasks with greater proficiency than they would otherwise be able to . " Unseen aid " is not particularly difficult to cast , taking only an instant to use and a rest of a few minutes or more to recharge . = = References
Luthax Luthax was a war wizard of Cormyr and senior officer to Thanderahast . Elmariel Emmarask was a trusted friend . Appearance . Luthax had a protruding belly under his robes . He had a furrowed face and a large nose , a bald head and a well - groomed beard . His legs are underdeveloped , so he depends largely on his wings to pick up decent running speed . Background . In 629 DR , Luthax conspired with Elmariel Emmarask , who had brought back a magical beast from the ruins of Netheril . They aimed to kill King Draxius Obarskyr , but their plot was foiled when Thanderahast alerted the king . Amedahast found the conspirators and detonated her magical staff , killing Elmariel , Amedahast and the others in the room . It is unclear whether Luthax was also killed in this explosion , because he was seen by Thanderahast in the Battle with the Witch Lords nearly 300 years later , in 900 DR . He did die at some point as he was the fifth Ghazneth , but it remained unknown what tree he was buried under or when he died .
Volothamp Geddarm Volothamp Geddarm , or Volo for short , was a legendary traveler and storyteller , and was most famous for his guidebook published by Tym Waterdeep Limited . Personality . He was oft portrayed as the quintessential " go - to guy " of the Realms even if his information was , at best , half - accurate . He was too curious for his own good . Activities . As travelling scholar and minor wizard , Volo was always on the lookout for an exposé . He all too frequently was at odds with Elminster , who preferred some things to be kept in the dark . While Volo ' s reputation was well - earned and well - kept , there were others who tended to profit from it , the most well - known being Marco Volo , as he styled himself when it suits him , also known as Marcus Wands , of the famous Wands family of wizards . A trouble - making bard , Wands gained Volothamp ' s moniker after he stole an artifact from a powerful wizard , and laid the blame on the far more infamous scapegoat of the real Volo . Pursued by the mad mage and his forces , and protected by adventurers hired by his father , Marco came into his own at the finale , when the artifact was revealed as containing a god from another world , who had come to Toril along with Marco ' s family . The Sunstaffs , as they were known then , had , through the generations , been destined to keep the god imprisoned . Marco awakened to his destiny with the help of the adventurers , his own intuition , and the gods Tyr , Sune and Corellon Larethian . Appendix . Extra bits . Volothamp Geddarm — " Volo " for short — , along with Elminster , is arguably one of the two most lasting fictional characters created by Ed Greenwood for the Forgotten Realms Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting . It is through Volo ' s perspective that Greenwood authored his detailed Forgotten Realms lore - books of the " Volo ' s Guide " series : " Volo ' s Guide to Baldur ' s Gate " ( note that this , and its sequel , relate to the city and not the computer game ) , " Volo ' s Guide to Cormyr " , " Volo ' s Guide to the Dalelands " , " Volo ' s Guide to the North " , " Volo ' s Guide to the Sword Coast " , " Volo ' s Guide to Waterdeep " , " Volo ' s Guide : the Sword Coast No 2 " , and " Volo ' s Guide to Baldur ' s Gate II " . In fact , it was his assembling his " first " guide — Volo ' s " Guide To All Things Magical " — that put him on the " path " to making his other guides . As for Elminster , it is he who edits every guide that Volo has published , as evident in the many footnotes in each , including Volo ' s " Guide to All Things Magical " , which almost got Volo killed making it . " Volo " is not to be confused with " Marco Volo " , real name Marco Wands , of the Wands family of Waterdeep . He has also had several adventures of his own , as told in Once Around the Realms and The Mage in The Iron Mask .
Marren Marren was a monk at the Monastery of the Yellow Rose . History . In 1491 DR , Marren and some other monks were kidnapped by cultists of the Cult of the Howling Hatred , who planned to use them in a new plot to access an elemental node . In a room of the node ' s complex under the monastery , thanks to the elemental forces , Marren ' s body was switched that of a cultist , Luros . Later , he met an adventuring party hired by Grandmaster Perrywinkle Shin to find the missing monks . The adventurers managed to put Marren back in his body .
Eardon Brother Eardon was a wandering priest of Lathander during the Elemental Evil crisis . Activities . Eardon wandered northwest Faerûn , using his powers to help villagers as a messenger or priest . History . In 1491 DR , Eardon was at the Swinging Sword tavern when some adventurers were hired to find a diplomatic caravan that had disappeared near the city . He confirmed that he had seen the caravan a few days before in Beliard .
Kyrlraun Kyrlraun was a paladin of Ilmater and the leading member of the Council of Lords of Impiltur in 1359 DR . Activities . He was in effect the true ruler of Impiltur because the Queen - Regent Sambryl always sought Kyrlraun ' s advice in state affairs . His biggest concern was the situation in Damara . Personality . Kyrlraun had a lot in common with Gareth Dragonsbane , as both were paladins with a great understanding of common people and with great tolerance .
Forsyl Filarfar Forsyl Filarfar was an accomplished abjurer living in Yhaunn in 1358 DR . Personality . Forsyl was a gentle , quiet man . Activities . Skilled in abjuration magic , it was rumored that Forsyl placed many protective enchantment on his tower so he could pursue his academic studies in peace .
Shark Sharks were the perfect killing machines . These creatures had been swimming in the oceans for millions of years with little change in their appearance or methods . Sharks come in a variety of sizes and appearances , but their general shape is consistent . Types . Medium shark . Medium sharks , such as the mako shark , are sleek , spindle - shaped sharks that are renowned for their speed and ability to jump out of the water . Large shark . Large sharks include creature like tiger sharks . They are solitary night - time hunters that have tiger - like stripes along their back . These stripes fade as the shark matures . Huge Shark . Huge sharks include such creatures as the great white shark . Great whites are found in the coastal waters of every ocean . They are apex predators , feeding on dolphins , whales , and seals . The teeth of a great white are as sharp as razor blades . Dire Shark . Megalodons are sharks at the pinnacle of evolution . They are massive sea - hunters of immense size and ravenous appetite .
Quabah Quabah was a small village that lay south of the Pit of the Ghuls within the High Desert of Zakhara . History . The village was originally founded by nomads hailing from the Mountains of the Lizard ' s Tongue as a religious retreat . Most of these nomads were devoted acolytes of Hajama the Courageous and Haku the " Master of the Desert Wind . " Inhabitants . Quabah ' s original founders were all strictly celibate males . The culture of Quabah changed when Yezeed , a revisionist leader , adjusted their doctrines to allow marriage . Within a generation , women began flocking to Quabah , as word had spread that the men treated their wives with the same reverence they showed the gods .
Blakkal Mord Blakkal Mord was a leather - worker in High Dale . History . Jatham was a very able warrior in High Dale and a secret agent of the Cult of the Dragon . When in 1358 DR a secret Zhent occupation army occupied the dale , Blakkal was a member of the Council of the High Dale . He hated all outsiders . Constable Heladar Longspear believed him a sinister individual .
Ring of feather falling A ring of feather falling was a common magical ring that protected the wearer from injury or death from falling . Description . " Rings of feather falling " were crafted with an intricate feather pattern around the whole ring . Although not required for their construction , the rings were often decorated with malachite , because common folk believed ( erroneously ) that the stone had gravitational intervention powers . " Rings of feather falling " gave off a faint transmutation aura . They typically sold for 2 , 200 gold pieces . Abilities . The ring automatically activated the same effect as the " feather fall " spell , whenever the wearer dropped suddenly more than five feet ( 150 centimeters ) , causing him or her to drop slowly like a feather . Creation . Such a ring could be made by anyone trained in the art of crafting magic rings who also knew how to cast the spell " feather fall " .