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Grond Peaksmasher Grond Peaksmasher was a little - known son of Hiatea and a true demigod - unlike the rest of the giant - kin progenitors - who was worshiped by the firbolg s of the Moonshae Isles . The Moonshae firbolgs believe that Grond carved the Moonshae Isles out of a single piece of rock and that the leftovers became the firbolg , while the rubble became the dwarves . They claim that the dwarves slipped him up and he fell into a crevasse that he ' d cut with his axe and then a sheared - off mountaintop fell on him , trapping him there . A less apocryphal theory is that his mother Hiatea granted him dominion over the Moonshae firbolgs to teach him responsibility while she concentrated on other matters . It is unknown how he came to be trapped under a glacier on Oman ' s Isle but being incarcerated so left him to drift into a deep slumber . His supplicants devolved into a barbaric race , used as pawns by the powers who attempted to wrest control of the islands away from the Earthmother . They remained as such until the Era of Upheaval when he woke up and made a deal with both Helm and Talos to have their followers free him in order to gain a strong foothold on the Moonshaes . When those followers opened a way out of his prison with the " Silver - Hafted Axe " , Grond broke his accord with both gods and sided with the Earthmother against them . Grond aimed to encourage his followers to abandon their degenerate ways and aspire to be more like the mainland firbolgs , including becoming reclusive from humans and demihumans . To achieve this , he sponsored a migration of his followers to Oman ' s Isle and converted tribal shamans to the ways of true priests . He hoped to have achieved his goal within a century of his freedom but it seems he didn ' t anticipate the encroachment of Faerie on the archipelago as Oman ' s Isle was dominated by formorian s and their cyclops servants by 1479 DR .
Ring of folly Rings of folly were cursed magic items that originated in Zakhara , the Land of Fate . Description . " Rings of folly " could be found with a wide array of decorations and made from different metals . Powers . When worn , this cursed ring drained the wearer ' s natural intelligence and wisdom until they were bumbling idiots . This draining effect was subtle and only noticed when the wearer was required to perform some act requiring rational thought , such as to cast a spell or recite a poem . A " ring of folly " could only be removed with a combination of " remove curse " and " dispel magic " spells , at which point the wearer ' s senses would slowly return to them if given enough bed rest . In some cases " rings of folly " granted beneficial magic such as " feather falling " or " invisibility " in addition to their cursed effect .
Silvo Carver Silvo Carver was the mayor of Crimel in 1367 DR . Activities . In addition to being the mayor , Silvo was also a wealthy merchant who owned a large number of cattle and sheep . His herds grazed on the fertile land south of the city .
Quimby ( Easthaven ) Quimby was the owner of the Snowdrift Inn in Easthaven within the Ten Towns of Icewind Dale . Description . He was a large man who wore a brown outfit . History . In Eleint , 1281 DR , Quimby provided room and board for the elven adventurer Erevain Blacksheaf , before Hrothgar lead his expedition to Kuldahar .
Bloodberry bush Bloodberry bushes grew on the plains surrounding the Battle of Bones . Description . Red berries and heart - shaped reddish - green leaves characterized this small bush . Uses . Berries from these bushes were extremely poisonous . Eating just a few of them killed most creatures within minutes . Even using the twigs from this bush in a campfire could prove dangerous , causing eyes to swell shut from the toxic smoke .
Georg Redfell Georg Redfell was a male human and mayor of the village of West Harbor on the Sword Coast North in the 1370s DR . Activities . Georg was the mayor of West Harbor and the leader of its militia . He watched over the village and hosted its festival , the Harvest Fair . History . When duergar and bladeling s attacked the village in 1374 DR , he defended it and bade farewell to the Kalach - Cha , one of West Harbor ' s inhabitants , who went to Neverwinter . Unfortunately , Georg was slain , along with the rest of the villagers , by Ammon Jerro and his demon s .
Arnglar Arnglar is a sleepy hill village in the west of the Border Kingdoms , situated not far from where the River Rith and Tumblestone River originate . It is a windswept site suited to pastoral grazing and the location was once the elven realm of Glorfindral . Arnglarren is the name given to an inhabitant of Arnglar . Environment . Unlike many other parts of the Border Kingdoms ( see the Garden Coast ) , Arnglar ' s high elevation exposes it to the elements , making it difficult to grow crops that are not protected . Arnglar is home to shepherds who keep flocks on the hillsides . The burial mounds of the elven kings of Glorfindral form a ring around the village . The water supply is crystal - clear and comes from a deep well which has never run dry . Government , Trade and Religion . Arnglar is ruled by the Circle of Elders , a council of nine of the village ' s most influential people , including the village blacksmith Harneth Breldren . The village is generally unfriendly to visitors but will trade wool , tallow candles or mutton sausages . It favors lone or small groups of merchants to large , well - armed bands . Arnglarrens worship Talos because they believe they can appease the god against hurling lightning at the exposed village . Badge . The badge of Arnglar is two circles linked by two diagonal , zigzag lines ( the sun or moon over the well , joined by two lightning bolts ) . Apparently an image of this badge does not exist .
Wind blast Wind blast was a divine magic spell given to priests of Aerdrie Faenya . It created a powerful gust of wind that struck all in the area of effect with blunt force . Effects . When cast , this spell created a single burst of wind in a cone shape emanating from the caster ' s outstretched hand . The minimum cone was 25 ft ( 7 . 6 m ) long and 5 ft ( 1 . 5 m ) wide at the base . Higher level casters could extend this out to a maximum of 50 ft ( 15 m ) with a diameter of 10 ft ( 3 m ) . Human - sized creatures and larger caught in the cone were struck as if by a blunt weapon . Smaller creatures were also struck and had to resist being thrown backward up to 25 ft ( 7 . 6 m ) . If they failed to resist , and collided with a solid , immovable object , they could suffer additional damage and be stunned for a few minutes . Components . In addition to verbal and somatic components , this spell required a small paper fan ( which was consumed in the casting ) and the priest ' s holy symbol .
Hapdash Hapdash was a kobold slinger in Undermountain in 1479 DR . Activities . Hapdash was in charge of create the alchemic products for the army of the mad half - elf mercenary Zarr . Personality . Hapdash was very zealous in his work . He had lost faith in Zarr and only wanted made more alchemic experiments . Hapdash attacked anyone how tried to touch his laboratory .
Barbazu Barbazus , also called bearded devils , were the shock troops of the Nine Hells . They led armies of lemure s . Physical description . Barbazus were six feet ( 180 centimeters ) tall and weighed roughly 225 pounds ( 102 kilograms ) . They had snake - like beards , oozing with disease . In battle , they often were outfitted with infernal armor , even though their scaly hides could usually deflect the typical attack . Combat . Bearded devils had aggressive personalities and loved fighting . These fiends used the extended reach of their saw - toothed glaive s to their advantage . Enemies who got too close were grappled and subjected to the foul disease lingering in the devils ' beards . Ecology . These devil s were the elite soldiers of Hell ' s legions . They were savage fighters who would enter a frenzied rage before engaging in battle . Between wars , they found employment as guards and sentinels for more powerful devils . History . In 1480 DR , assassin s and barbazu attacked Lasparhall in Thentia in an attempt to assassinate the rightful ruling family of Hulburg , the Hulmaster s .
Arabellan Dry Arabellan Dry was a wine exported from Arabel and sold through Aurora ' s Whole Realms Catalogue . Description . This fine red wine was best served at cellar temperature . It was dry with a slight woodsy undertone with a hint of berry . Prices . Arabellan Dry could be purchased in the following containers :
Land Under Eternal Ice The Land Under Eternal Ice was the goddess Auril ' s domain within the Deep Wilds . It was an eternally frozen land , possibly even the coldest place on any plane . Auril dwelt in the Winter Hall , which floated slowly above the landscape .
Clayton Emery Clayton Emery has been a blacksmith , a dishwasher , a schoolteacher in Australia , a carpenter , a zookeeper , a farmhand , a land surveyor , and a volunteer firefighter , among other things . He was an award - winning technical writer for ten years . His novels include " Tales of Robin Hood " ; " Shadow World # 1 : The Burning Goddess " and " Shadow World # 3 : City of Assassins " ; the Whispering Woods trilogy for " Magic : The Gathering " ; the Robin & Marian stories in Ellery Queen ' s " Mystery Magazine " , and other works . He lives in New Hampshire with his wife and son , and has played the Dungeons & Dragons game since forever .
Arin el Sujil Sultan Arin yn Kahar el Sujil was the official ruler of Memnon in Calimshan in 1370 DR . In truth , the real power lay with his advisers and the pasha s . Personality . Arin el Sujil was arrogant and paranoid with little power . His vizars kept him in power for show . Activities . Technically , Arin controlled the city ' s fishing , ship building , tavern , and wheelwright trades . History . The only reason Arin was a sultan was because of a political deal arranged by his father Kahar el Sujil .
Protection from lightning Protection from lightning was an abjuration spell that absorbed damage due to lightning and other electrical shocks . Effects . This spell was almost identical to " protection from fire " except it absorbed damage due to electricity and electrical effects instead of heat and fire . It also had the unusual property of having different effects when cast on oneself or on another creature . When cast on oneself , an aura surrounded the caster that absorbed electrical damage up to a maximum based on the caster ' s level . When cast on another creature , " protection from lightning " greatly improved the chances of avoiding some of the damage and reduced any remaining damage by half . The duration of the protection was 10 minutes per level of the caster , or until the aura had absorbed its full amount of shock damage . Components . Verbal and somatic components were required to cast this spell , as well as the caster ' s holy symbol .
Turnstone Pass Turnstone Pass was a valley in the Nether Mountains . Description . The region had a bad reputation . According to some rumors , the area was infested by daemonfey , Fey ' ri and half - fiend s of House Dlardrageth . History . Around 872 DR , the road from Sundabar to Ascalhorn wound its way through the pass . By 1372 DR , the valley was mostly wilderness .
Zima al - Hatik Zima al - Hatik was a sage who lived in Huzuz in 1367 DR . Description . Zima was a cranky old man . Activities . Zima was the proprietor of a rare book shop . Though he only made one appointment per night , he would meet with anyone at anytime if they had a rare book to sell . He charged 10 dinar for an appointment . The steep price helped eliminate foolish customers wasting his precious time . Possessions . Zima owned a pair of magical spectacles that he acquired from a Lantan merchant . The spectacles allowed him to glance at any page of a book and instantly commit it to memory . These wondrous spectacles gave Zima a degree of specialization in a huge variety of sage topics .
Darkling Darklings were a lineage of fey that suffered a curse from the Summer Queen , forever doomed to absorb light and to suffer rapid aging from exposure to it . The absorbed light over the lifetime of a darkling was explosively released at the time of its death , destroying its body and much of its surroundings . Society . Due to their curse , most darklings dwelt in caves or underground . Under cities , they typically worked as thieves or assassins . Despite this curse , however , darklings retained their love for beauty , and sometimes risked watching a sunset or occasionally using light to appreciate the colors in a piece of art . It was possible for the most experienced darklings to undertake a ritual in order to become elders . The ritual consisted of applying glowing tattoos over its body , therefore releasing some of the accumulated light . If unsuccessful , the ritual was fatal . Otherwise , it resulted in a darkling elder : a taller and fairer form , similar to a grey - skinned elf . History . It was told in legends that a seelie fey , whose real name has been erased from history , betrayed the Summer Queen . In her wrath , she cursed him and his entire house . He became known in those stories as " Dubh Catha " , or " Dark Crow " . His descendants , and those of his house , were then known as the " dubh sith " , or " darklings " .
Abordabe Abordabe was the chieftain of the largest tribe in Narfell in 1359 DR , the Adordabe . Activities . Abordabe supervised the massive Trade Fair each summer . All his tribesmen considered him the best warrior of Narfell and few tried to challenge him . Personality . Abordabe was an honorable individual , wise and tolerant to outsiders ( for a Nar ) . However , he did not want to abandon power despite his old age .
Ryzliir Symryvvin Ryzliir Symryvvin was a female drow elite warrior in Menzoberranzan during the Rage of Demons . Possessions . Dressed in studded leather , Ryzliir fought with a shortsword and shield in battle . History . During the Rage of Demons , Ryzliir was commanded to lead a drow battalion to intercept an expedition led by some adventurers hired by Bruenor Battlehammer to investigate the threat of a demon lord , but she and her troops were defeated .
Murdane Murdane was a lesser deity of pragmatism and reason . Relationships . She was the lover of Helm the Watcher , god of guardians . History . During the divine event known as the Dawn Cataclysm , Lathander the Morninglord set into motion events that indirectly led to the death of Murdane . Murdane was drowned in the watery embrace of Umberlee , Queen of the Depths . This event was linked to the destruction of the empire of Jhaamdath beneath an enormous tsunami in the Year of Furious Waves , – 255 DR . However , cause and effect were unclear , whether Jhaamdath ' s flooding led to or was caused by Murdane ' s drowning was unknown . This caused Helm the Vigilant One to view Lathander with ill will .
Domborcojh Domborcojh was a sapphire dragon and one of the Princes of Murghôm in 1479 DR . History . Domborcojh was one of the princes of Murghôm who participated in Brimstone ' s " xorvintaal " . He was one of the dragons Alasklerbanbastos sought out to attack Luthcheq and destroy the Brotherhood of the Griffon after the dracolich and Brimstone discovered Aoth Fezim attempts to disrupt the " xorvintaal " . During the Battle of Luthcheq , Domborcojh was freed of the compulsion of the " xorvintaal " by the dragonborn paladin Medrash , he turned against Alasklerbanbastos and Tchazzar . He later went to Dracowyr alongside the Brotherhood of the Griffon , the dragonborn Medrash and Balasar , and the surviving dragons of the Battle of Luthcheq . Together , they put an end to Brimstone ' s " xorvintaal " .
Vocalize Vocalize was an alteration spell that allowed a spell - caster to cast spells without uttering a sound . Effects . For five minutes , this spell granted the ability to cast spells silently . The caster of " vocalize " had to touch the recipient to confer this ability on someone else . For the duration of " vocalize " , the spell - casting creature did not need to speak as part of casting a spell , as long as the casting was finished within the five minute time limit of " vocalize " . Thus , the recipient could cast spells within the bounds of a " silence " spell , or when stealth was important , for example . Somatic and material components are not affected by " vocalize " , only the verbal requirement is deleted from the spell ( s ) being cast . Components . No verbal component was necessary to cast this spell , only somatic and a material component in the form of a bell with no clapper .
Royal Vagabonds The Royal Vagabonds was a secret Shou Lung spy agency . Description . The Royal Vagabonds were a secret clan in service to the Shou Emperor . All members of the clan were ninja . They were not an official part of the government but still reported to the Minister of State Security and the Chief Imperial Censor . They did most of the difficult missions that the Emperor ordered . Nobody outside the clan could positively identify a vagabond . The only positive means of identification was a magical sigil borne on the chest of each man .
Ollamh harp An Ollamh harp was a masterwork magic harp and the most powerful of the Instruments of the Bards . Description . " Ollamh harps " were superior in every way to ordinary harps . Like other Instruments of the Bards , they could only be used properly by bard s , and could be dangerous if anyone else attempted to play or even carry them . Powers . Bards wielding an " Ollamh harp " had their charming abilities greatly amplified by their magic , in the same way that " Anstruth harp s " did . Like all Instruments of the Bards , these harps had the capability of storing spells . A bard playing an " Ollamh harp " could invoke the spells " Fly " , " Invisibility " , " Levitate " , " Protection from evil and good " , " Confusion " , " Control weather " and " Fire storm " each once a day , until the instrument recharged its magic at the next dawn . History . The first " Ollamh harps " were created by a legendary bard in the Moonshae Isles named Falataer . He used them to test and reward the students of the Ollamh level of his bardic college , which came to be regarded individually as a legendary bard college in its own right . Over time , other bards have copied the original design , while retaining the original name in Falataer ' s honor .
Thieves ' tools Thieves ' tools encompassed a wide array of equipment that aided a prospective rogue during their illicit activities . Many of these items were hand - crafted by the individual who intended to use them , but some were available through local guilds or even from Aurora ' s Whole Realms Catalogue . Description . A typical set of thieves ' tools included a small file , a set of lockpicks , a small mirror , scissors , and pliers , which were meant to assist in picking locks and disarming traps . Possession of some thieve ' s tools was enough evidence for local authorities to invite the rogue for a stay in the dungeon .
Dancing Dell The Dancing Dell was a dell containing the Ladystone , a sacred stone touched by Eilistraee . The stone was very old , possibly dating back as far as the early settlements of Ardeep . Description . The dell was a smooth bowl - shaped valley filled with moss , ferns , and grasses , surrounded by a ring of raised earth . Defenses . The Ladystone ' s power guarded the dell and could strike out at intruders at the will of the goddess or her priestesses . Inhabitants . Qilue Veladorn lead worship at the Ladystone . History . It was said that Eilistraee had manifested in the dell more than once .
House Hawkwinter The Hawkwinters ( HAWK - win - ter ) were one of the Noble Families of Waterdeep . Trade & Interests . House Hawkwinter was most often associated with soldiering , garrisons , and guardianship . Their net worth was estimated at 35 , 000 gold piece s . Members . In 1372 DR House Hawkwinter contained 41 nobles . The patriarch was Eremoes Hawkwinter . Genos Hawkwinter was to be the next heir after Eremoes . Family tree . The family tree of House Hawkwinter is shown below :
Moog Moog was a lonely hill giant sometime after the War of the Silver Marches . Activities . Moog lived in a decrepit old tower somewhere near the Dessarin Valley where she wallowed in self - pity . History . In the late 1480s or early 1490s DR , Chief Guh took Moog ' s husband , Hruk as her own , like many others . This event destroyed Moog .
Non Lu Non Non Lu Non was the Minister of Agriculture of Shou Lung in 1358 DR . History . Non Lu Non hailed from a farming family of Wang Ku and this granted him direct knowledge about agriculture . His competence was noticed by the Emperor ' s Department of Scholarly Appointments , which initially placed him in charge of the Department of Joyful Rebirth of the Soil . He was promoted to minister for his ability in the restoration of the Chukei Plateau and curing a rice blight . In 1358 DR , he was concerned about the loss of the rice production of Chu ' Yuan province , which forced his ministry to use many of his strategic rice reserves .
Arcane trickster Arcane trickster was a prestige class that combined arcane spellcasting ability with stealth . Culture . Arcane tricksters tended to prepare for any eventuality and then winged it , relying on their stealthiness to sneak in and use their spells to maximum advantage , then get away quickly . Abilities . An arcane trickster could sneak attack just like a rogue but was able to deliver more damage . As an advanced technique , the trickster could , once a day , just decide to make a particular melee or ranged attack a sneak attack , catching their opponent off - guard and flat - footed . A highly advanced trickster could do this twice per day . Combining magic with the practical abilities of the trade , an arcane trickster could perform sleight of hand moves , disable devices , and open locks on targets up to 30 ft ( 9 . 1 m ) away .
Great Padishate of the Marid The Great Padishate of the Marid , or the Marid Padishate , was the collective term referring to the ruling body of government of the marid s . Marids were less organized as an official government when compared to the djinn , but their greater power ensured that they held greater control over the Elemental Plane of Water than the djinn did on the Elemental Plane of Air . Organization . The Great Padisha of the Marid , Kalbari al - Durrat al - Amwaj ibn Jari , ruled over all of the noble marid s comprising the Padishate . Each and every marid claimed nobility of some sort , but only the truly noble marid served the Padisha and schemed to replace her one day . Base of Operations . The Citadel of Ten Thousand Pearls on the Elemental Plane of Water served as the seat of power for the Marid Padishate .
Nun Nun was a small village on the Vilhon Reach filled with priests . History . Nun rested on the site of the Battle of Nun ( part of the Rotting War conflict of 902 DR . As of 1357 DR , Nun was occasionally raided by an orc tribe named the Flaming Spike . The tribe lived in an ancient dwarven hold in the Akanapeaks . Religion . Nun was often refereed to as a shrine rather than a village because the majority of its inhabitants were priest s . Although Nun was filled with followers of numerous faiths , Tempus was the most prominent . There were also notable shrines to Silvanus and Tyr . Politics . Nun was a peaceful village and avoided getting involved in the politics of its region . Despite this , Nun did have a loose alliance with Reth and Hlath to safeguard it from attack from the sea .