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Castle Obarskyr Castle Obarskyr , also known as the King ' s Castle , was the royal palace located in Suzail , Cormyr . Geography . The castle was located on a dominating hillock , separated from the rest of the city by Lake Azoun , the Royal Gardens , and several castles of lesser nobility . Structure . The royal wing of the castle was decorated with purple carpets . The castle ' s court was renowned for the small savoury pastries that were made in its kitchens . History . Faerlthann ' s Keep . Faerlthann ' s Keep was the original stone tower on the hillside in Suzail and the historical seat of power in Cormyr . It was named after Faerlthann Obarskyr , the first king of Cormyr . It was built up from the original house that stood on the spot . During the reign of Boldovar Obarskyr , the windows of the keep were turned into barred slits . Noble Court . Over the years up to 376 DR , the aristocrats and bureaucrats had gradually been thrown out of the keep itself , and had formed a collection of stone buildings further down the hillside , known as the Noble Court , or simply the court . Attack by Thauglor . In 1018 DR , Thauglor , a huge black dragon , attacked the castle and demolished around a quarter of it , setting fire to the remaining structure and causing extensive damage . Thauglor withdrew before the military could launch a response to his attack . Rumors . It was rumored that the royal treasury contained great riches protected by magic , monsters and traps .
Darsson ' s music box Darsson ' s music box was a spell unique to Halruaa . Effects . With this spell the caster could enchant some kind of container so that it would play music or recorded messages . The recorded message or song could not be longer than 10 minutes . The recording was played when a specific condition , or set of conditions , was met as specified by the caster . This spell was permanent when cast . Components . This spell required a pearl or small brass cube to cast .
Rorstil Hallowdant Rorstil Hallowdant was the steward of King Foril Obarskyr I of Cormyr . History . Around 1479 DR , his underling Corleth Fentable , under the orders of Manshoon , tried to delay the Council of the Dragon while , thanks to Manshoon ' s plots , Rorstil was ill . At last his body was discovered in the house of Broryn Windstag among the house ' s servants .
Leather armor Leather armor was a type of armor used on Toril . Description . Leather armor was made from leather . The armor covering the shoulders and chest were often boiled in oil to make them stiffer . The rest of the armor was softer and more flexible . It provided a small amount of protection .
Razim Razim , also called Razim the Incandescent was an efreet pasha who lived in Zakhara in 1367 DR . Activities . Razim served in Zakhara as a representative of the Sultan of the Efreet , Marrake al - Sidan al - Hariq ben Lazan . He controlled his own stronghold , complete with a staff of other efreet and noble efreet as well as a contingent of slaves of various races .
Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 2nd edition ( revised ) The Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 2nd edition is the " revised " version of the original boxed second edition campaign setting , which was originally released in 1993 . This boxed set depicts Elminster Aumar on top of a rock on the cover .
Banded agate Banded agate was a form of opaque agate with striations of brown , red , blue , and / or white . Description . These ornamental stones were polished smooth and had a waxy feel making it ideal for " worry stones " or " soothe stones " that some merchants would rub or fondle to relieve stress during negotiations . Banded agate was also used ornamentally , or crushed to a powder and added to sleeping draughts to improve their effectiveness . No such improvement was ever proven however . A typical stone had a base value of 10 gp .
Wetwoods The Wetwoods was an area of wooded and grazing land south of the Wet River in the Vilhon Reach area . Geography . Two - thirds of the southern area of the Wetwoods was a misty bog with fungus - coated trees . History . Around 1372 DR , several animal herders were killed while tending to their herds and flocks , and although none of the animals were harmed , they were left mysteriously weakened . Despite the survival of some of the herders , there were no sightings of any malevolent beings in the area and people speculated the attacks were made by vampire s or stirge s . Lord Quwen of Orbrekh ordered an investigation .
Taslythor Rocktapper Taslythor Rocktapper , who also went by the name Paerro , was a pickpocket and burglar within the city of Waterdeep in 1372 . Quickly falling into the life of a thief through necessity , Paerro eventually became quite skilled under the tutelage of Thear Chessar . It had been so long since he had been caught by the City Watch that they believed Paerro had left the City of Splendors .
Shialaevar Shialaevar is an elven wizard who lives in Leuthilspar on the island of Evermeet as of 1368 DR . She is a high mage of the city and frequently visited Queen Amlaruil Moonflower at Moonstone Palace . She lives in a home made from magically grown trees decorated by coloured flags which she changes on a daily basis . She is the only one who understands the significance of the flags . Appearance . Shialaevar is tall and very thin . She has deep - set eyes .
Handfang Handfang is a necromancy spell that conjures a mouth in one ' s hand . Effect . You create a fanged , biting mouth in the palm of your hand . When you lay your hand upon a creature , the mouth bites it . If the target makes a successful Reflex save , he takes only half damage . If the target fails his Reflex save , you may start a grapple as a free action without provoking an attack of opportunity . If you establish a hold , the fanged mouth sinks its teeth into the target ’ s flesh and continues to bite for additional damage each round until the hold is broken or the spell ends .
Ornan Roaryl Ornan Roaryl was the king of Eskorn , Returned Abeir , as of 1479 DR . He was a member of the Roaryl dynasty . Description . Ornan was a red - faced , rugged but aging man . Personality . Ornan was a veteran who spent many years fighting outlaws , would - be usurpers , and monsters . He strove to be just and fair , but he had little patience for those who defied him . King Ornan liked plain talk , honest dealings , and subjects who were kind to and supportive of each other . Background . The common people of Eskorn loved their king , and believed that any setback suffered in the kingdom was the work of his opposition or of evil outsiders . Eskornar nobility , however , didn ' t held King Ornan in high regard and wanted to either put his daughter , Dlorna Roaryl , as the new Queen of Eskorn , or to usurp the throne , as was the case of the nobles led by Amaunthur Sardron . Activities . Under his rule , King Ornan traveled across Eskorn , bringing his justice across the realm . He was a harsh judge , executing murderers and flogging thieves while proclaiming their crimes . Those who didn ' t deserved to die were put to work under his knights ' services . While he was traveling , he left his servant , Mreskan Haundle , to serve as his seneschal in Stormhelm . He used the Seeing Stones to communicate with Mreskan whenever was needed . Relationships . King Ornan was a three times widower who had three children : princes Imrar Roaryl and Flandarr Roaryl , and princess Dlorna Roaryl .
Malyanna Malyanna was a noble eladrin and follower of the Abolethic Sovereignty . She wished to open a portal to the Far Realm in order to unleash god - like elder evil s upon Toril . Description . Malyanna had slender limbs and a graceful pose . Her white skin glowed like moonlight and her eyes were black . Her hair was dark blue - black and she had pointed ears .
Servant of the Shard Servant of the Shard is the first book of The Sellswords trilogy by R . A . Salvatore . It was originally book three in the Paths of Darkness series , but as it did not focus on its central character , Drizzt Do ' Urden , or his companions , Salvatore decided to make a separate trilogy based on the events in " Servant of the Shard " , which ended in " Road of the Patriarch " . Summary . Artemis Entreri and the rest of the the Basadoni Guild continue their " war " against all neighboring guilds of Calimport , killing many people . This time , however , there is a difference , which is that the Basadonis have a legion of drow ( Bregan D ' aerthe ) on their side . Artemis Entreri sees the opportunity to gain a sword , Charon ' s Claw , and goes for it . Meanwhile , despite his great willpower , Jarlaxle is being seduced by the power of Crenshinibon , or the Crystal Shard . Artemis Entreri feels that it is necessary to help him get rid of the artifact . The two come across a great opportunity to destroy the Crenshininbon in the form of the man named Cadderly Bonaduce , a Chosen of Deneir . They must take the artifact to the cave of a great wyrm , Hephaestus , in order for to be destroyed . Danica also comes along for the destruction of the Shard . Rai - guy , however , a cleric , traitor to Jarlaxle Baenre , tries to stop them . When the Crenshinibon is encased in a globe of darkness , the wyrm , threatened , breathes upon it and that being the way to destroy it , makes the Shard explode , which kills the main antagonist Rai - guy in a flash of blinding light that burns him to a crisp .
Your delicious weakness Your delicious weakness , is a spell used by some warlock s , particularly those who forge pacts with demon ic powers of the Abyss . When " your delicious weakness " is cast , the warlock strikes into the mind of a creature within fifty feet , uncovering their weaknesses and using those weaknesses against them . The spell is normally charged by a warlock ' s strength of personality but warlocks of the dark pact are able to enhance the deadliness of the spell through concentrating their intellect . " Your delicious weakness " can be cast with relative ease and reacquired after its casting through a rest of a few minutes or more .
Laspeera Inthré Laspeera Inthré ( sometimes informally called Speera , Mother , and Mother Laspeera ) was a human female and warden of the War Wizards of Cormyr . Biography . Born Laspeera Naerinth , she was married to Aundable Inthré , a fellow War Wizard of Cormyr , and was second - in - command of that group under the leadership of Caladnei . She also owned a school for girls known as the House of Grace and was granted lands in Cormyr by King Azoun IV . When Caladnei became leader of the War Wizards , her discomfort with official matters quickly became clear so Laspeera offered to take on most of her duties for her . This led to Laspeera becoming the fourth most powerful individual in Cormyr for twelve years , only answering to the regent , the queen and Caladnei . She once shocked the entire Council of Mages during a meeting by going into labour . At the time no one in court even suspected she was pregnant as she had concealed the fact with magic . Appearance . Although beautiful , at the time Laspeera became Warden , her mouth was beginning to show lines at its edges . She wore clear crystal spectacles held in front of her eyes by magic and had a sharp nose . Family . As previously mentioned , Laspeera was married to Aundable Inthré and together , they had a daughter , Alazne . Laspeera was a daughter of Elminster and therefore half - sister to Filfaeril Obarskyr and Narnra Shalace .
Grengoral Whelshire Grengoral Whelshire was the leader of Perfectone Mercantile in the north Faerûn . History . Grengoral was an adventurer who became a merchant . He worked six years with the Seven Suns Trading Coster but grew bored of losing around 30 % of his goods to bandits . So he went to his friend the mage Samuel Longspeak to explain a idea for a new kind of business : transporting goods with magic from one city to another . Thanks to Samuel , Grengoral recruited other mages in different cities and created Perfectone Mercantile .
Unnamed minstrels ( NWN2 ) These unnamed minstrels were human s who visited West Harbor on the Sword Coast North in the 1370s DR . History . The minstrels came to West Harbor to entertain people . Once the winner of the Harvest Fair was announced , they disappeared .
Maztica Maztica , referred to by its inhabitants as The True World , was a large continent west of Faerûn . Maztica was a land of jungles and mystery . During the Spellplague , the continent of Mazitca was replaced by a continent that came to be known as Returned Abeir . The continent apparently returned with the sundering . Geography . North of Maztica was Anchorome and south of it were Lapongo then Katashaka . History . Early in the continent ' s history it was a land fought over by the gods Qotal ( the Plumed Serpent ) and his brother Zaltec . For a crime against his sister , Qotal retreated from Maztica for an age but returned in recent times . Maztica was also the name of the elder goddess who embodied the land of Maztica . Killed by her own son Zaltec , she was the wife of dead Kukul , but unlike her husband , continued to live on in the continued existence of the continent . Maztica was ' discovered ' by Amnian explorers led by Captain - general Cordell and his Golden Legion in 1361 DR . Amn was quick to lay its claim to the land for trade benefits , establishing the port city of Helmsport , named after the deity Helm , some of whose followers began to migrate into the new land . The native peoples were devastated by foreign diseases and the ruthlessness of the invaders , and this , coupled with the difficulties encountered on Maztica backfiring against them , caused the church of Helm to come under heavy criticism . Lantan also claimed some lands . Some tlincalli s from Maztica teleported to Oaxaptupa under Amn in the Underdark of Faerûn . Politics . Maztica was divided into the nations of Nexal , Kultaka , Huacli , Kolan , Pezelac and Payit . Inhabitants . The native people of Maztica from Payit and Far Payit were known as Payits , whereas natives from the other nations were known as Mazticans . There were also the human races such as the Dog People and the Green Folk . Notable creatures . Many unique monstrous races also lived in Maztica , including :
Kostil Kostil was an elder malaugrym in 1358 DR . History . In 1358 DR , regarding the hunt for Elminster Aumar , Kostil joked to the younger malaugrym , provoking them to attack the human wizard without preparation . The young Taernil accepted Kostil ' s challenge . Kostil later suggested they kidnap Elminster , instead of killing him , and take him to the Castle of Shadows . However , Dlagim reminded Kostil that last time El had gone to the Castle of Shadows he slew forty malaugrym and only Dlagim and two others survived .
Magic fang Magic fang is a transmutation spell that improves a creature ' s natural weapons ( teeth , claws , etc . ) . Effect . Magic fang gives one natural weapon of the subject a + 1 enhancement bonus to attack and damage rolls . The spell can affect a slam attack , fist , bite , or other natural weapon . ( The spell does not change an unarmed strike ' s damage from subdual damage to normal damage . ) If you ' re a good druid , the natural weapon is considered blessed , which means it has special effects on certain creatures .
Mikal Canos Mikal Canos was the Tharchion of Delhumide in Thay in 1357 DR and brother of fellow tharchion Thessaloni Canos . History . Mikal commanded one of the most largest thayan army in order to keep control of the ruins of the ancient Delhumide and mean time suppress the many slave uprising in the slave - farms in his Tharch and the sometime raids from Rashemen warriors . With the Salamender ' s War most of his troops were relocated in the battlefields and he had now very few soldiers .
Chosen of Mystra The Chosen of Mystra are , similarly to the Chosen of other deities , mortals who have been specifically blessed by Mystra . Due to this blessing they gain access to unprecedented magical power . Mystra ' s Chosen are all concerned with fighting evil and imbalances in the Weave . Benefits . Chosen of Mystra gain many benefits from her blessing , but there are a few notable powers that they gain . Obviously , they all have a greater command of the magic they wield , seeming to be able to cast more often with less effort . They also become more familiar with magic ; able to detect its presence . In addition , many also develop immunities to magic , and eventually immunities to disease and poison . They become much more hardy , showing a toughness uncharacteristic of most mages . Mystra ' s Chosen are also immune to the deleterious effects from the casting and wearing of a " mantle " : they suffer no loss of health or the removal of spells from their minds upon the raising of a " mantle " or the cumulative daily requirement of the spell . The most sought after , mysterious , and powerful benefit Mystra ' s Chosen gain from her blessing , however , is silver fire , a unique ability to conjure a silvery flame in a variety of functions .
Banak Brawnanvil Banak Brawnanvil was one of the dwarves of Mithral Hall who defended against the orc s led by Urlgen Threefist . He was the High Commander . In 1370 DR , during the battle with army of orcs commanded by King Obould Many - Arrows , he was hurt by a goblin spear . The weapon struck his back and broke his spine , leaving him without the use of his legs . He still had movement thanks to a wheelchair that was made for him by the gnome alchemist Nanfoodle Buswilligan . The dwarf was given control over Mithral Hall when Bruenor was not there . In 1409 DR , Banak was made the eleventh king of Mithral Hall , after Bruenor abdicated by faking his death . Within a few decades , he passed away and his son Connerad took his place as king . Relatives . Banak was King Bruenor Battlehammer ' s cousin , making him Bruenor ' s closest living relative .
Fly Fly was a transmutation spell or supernatural ability that allowed the caster to fly for a time by simply concentrating . Cleric s of Baervan Wildwanderer , Brandobaris , Gwaeron Windstrom , Herne , Hoar , Ibrandul , Kelemvor , Lliira , Marthammor Duin , Mielikki , Myrkul , Oghma , Sehanine Moonbow , Selûne , Sharess , Shaundakul , Tyche , Tymora , Vhaeraun , and Waukeen were also sometimes granted this spell . Effects . This spell granted the power of flight to the caster and in some cases a target . The effected being could fly as long as the caster held his or her concentration for at least three minutes and perhaps longer if the spellcaster was powerful enough . . The one effected by this spell could fly at a maximum speed of twelve miles ( nineteen kilometers ) per hour with good maneuverability . A subject carrying a medium or heavy load was slowed down by a third . One could gain or drop elevation at only half speed . Maintaining control only required as much thought as walking , so one could easily perform other actions , such as attacking or casting another spell , while flying . If the spell wore off or was dispelled while the subject was in the air , he or she would not drop to the ground instantly ; there would be some number of seconds of descent at a safe rate before plummeting . Flying into an antimagic field , however , would immediately cause the flyer to fall . Components . Proper casting of this spell required verbal and somatic component s and the use of a spell focus . The focus could be the wing feather of any bird . Clerics who used this spell would instead use their holy symbol as a focus .
Tube wilt Tube wilt was a disease affecting treant s . It was carried by tiny spores in the soil that could get into the trunk . Once inside the treant , they grew into a fungus that fed on the heartwood , the most tube - rich area of the treant , and caused rotting to occur . This was very painful for the treant and would cause death in a few months , when the trunk became too weak to support the weight of the branches .
Ring of hands Ring of hands was a cooperative abjuration spell that formed a circle that acted as a zone of " protection from evil " . The reverse , ring of woe , had the identical effect except it created a zone of " protection from good " . Effects . Two to ten priests were required to cast this spell simultaneously and then join hands at the conclusion of the ritual . Once cast , the priests and all those within the circle were encompassed by a barrier that acted like an enhanced " protection from evil " spell , with armor and spell resistance effects increased for every priest beyond the minimum two required to cast the spell . However , if any participant broke the circle , or if a protected being attacked a warded extraplanar or summoned creature outside the circle , the spell was immediately canceled . Since the priests did not have freedom of movement and their hands were occupied , they did not have much chance to dodge blows and this negated the improvement in armor conferred by " protection from evil " . However , with more than two priests in the circle , armor benefits were again better than nothing . Priests in the circle could not cast any spell that required a somatic or material component while maintaining the circle . Protected individuals within the circle were free to act but could not engage in melee combat with those outside of the circle except using thrusting weapons that did damage because the priests were interposed . Thus , the safest use of this spell was to ward against mental attacks , charms , compulsions , and possession , or the repulsion of extraplanar or summoned creatures . If cast in reverse , " ring of woe " functioned as above except the effects were as an enhanced " protection from good " spell . Components . Only verbal and somatic components were required to cast this spell . Appendix . Notes . For a rough estimate of the size of a circle formed by medium - sized priests , assume each member of the circle contributes 5 ft ( 1 . 5 m ) to the circumference . Thus the diameter of the circle is roughly the number of casters times 1 . 6 ft ( 5 / π ) or 0 . 5 m . For medium - sized creatures within the circle , estimate two priests could encircle 4 individuals , with each additional priest allowing the protection of 4 more persons . See the table below computed for medium - sized beings .
House of Hope The House of Hope was a temple to Tymora the Luckbringer found in the city of Tantras in the Vast . Location . The House of Hope lay on the north side of the Market in the center of Tantras . History . During the Time of Troubles in the Year of Shadows , 1358 DR , the deity Torm resided at his temple in Tantras . Torm ' s zealous priests began persecuting followers of other faiths as " unbelievers " , and the unlucky House of Hope was left with a dearth of material and spiritual resources . Nevertheless , the House of Hope remained active through to 1367 DR and past 1370 DR . Inhabitants . In 1358 DR , the temple was led by High Priestess Lashaera Thindol , with five priests and eight lay - followers .
Fyrentennimarr Fyrentennimarr was a powerful red dragon who had her lair in the Snowflake Mountains . Fyrentennimarr was a very powerful and famous red dragon living in the region . History . When Cadderly Bonaduce wanted to destroy the evil magical sentient item Ghearufu in 1362 , a divine inspiration from Deneir informed him that he needed the fire of a dragon . Cadderly went to Fyrentennimarr ' s lair . At first , Fyrentennimarr didn ' t want to help . As last resort , Cadderly used a powerful spell to change the dragon ' s alignment , and the dragon , now a gentle creature , collaborated to destroy the evil Ghearufu . Later , with this powerful ally , but only until the end of the spell , Cadderly decided with his party to assault and destroy Castle Trinity . However , the magic defenses of the castle and the end of Cadderly ' s spell confused the dragon and in the end Fyrentennimarr was killed .
Open Feast Open Feast was a revelry held on the 26th of Mirtul each year by the King of Cormyr . It was known as the " open " feast because by tradition no members of the royal family attended the festival and the nobles were able to speak openly .