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Yaraella Yarealla was a powerful Rashemi witch who had an extremely strong connection to the spirit world . In 1480 DR she was driven mad and apparently committed suicide , leaving her young daughter behind . In reality , Yarealla was murdered by the Wychlaren Sree because of Yarealla ' s refusal to join the Wychlaren and because Sree wanted to raise Yarealla ' s child as a Wychlaren . Yarealla didn ' t go quietly to the grave . Her spirit began haunting her village , casuing crops to fail and agitating the native spirits of Rashemen . Yarealla ' s spirit reached out to the Shadar - kai witch Ilvani who also had a strong connection to the spirit world . Yarealla began haunting Ilvani ' s dreams which caused the creatures of the Shadowfell to go mad whenever Ilvani was near . In 1480 DR , Ilvani set out with a caravan to Rashemen to seek out the Wychlaren and the source of her haunting . The witches were able to perform a ritual which put Yarealla ' s spirit at rest .
The Erevis Cale Trilogy The Erevis Cale trilogy is a series of books set in the Forgotten Realms . The trilogy was written by Paul S . Kemp and released from 2003 to 2005 with cover art by Terese Nielsen . An Omnibus edition was published in June 2010 , collecting the three novels , as well as the short stories " All the sinners saints " and " " Soulbound " " . Erevis Cale . The trilogy is preceded by stories about Erevis Cale in the , specifically " The Halls of Stormweather " and " Shadow ' s Witness " .
Mulgor Mulgor of Tyr was a diligent yet patient tax collector within the city of Waterdeep as well as a member of the City Watch . He also served in ceremonies at the temple of Tyr known as the Halls of Justice and could occasionally be found at the Elfstone Tavern .
Clockwork mage Clockwork mages , or mechanicians were unique wizard s in Zakhara who focused on building magical constructs instead of practicing traditional spellcraft . Requirements . Clockwork mages not only had to possess high intelligence , but they also needed to be gifted with dextrous fingers to manipulate the fine workings of their machines . Role . Mechanicians were viewed with mixed feelings of mockery and awe by most other mages for their ability to create wondrous things . Many commoners thought of them as little more than toy - makers . Some mechanicians even encouraged this view in order to hide their true work . Possessions . These mages could use normal weapons like other wizards , but they were also adept with using hammers . They never wore armor . Benefits . Clockwork mages were able to construct machines called clockwork device s that were imbued with spell - like powers . The limit of the kind of machines they built , and their function , was up to the clockwork mage ' s imagination , available time , and monetary funding . Hindrances . Mechanicians could not cast spells like other wizards .
Eldrinn Elpragh Eldrinn Elpragh was a boy drow wizard from Sshamath . History . Eldrinn was a member in the College of Divination of his city and the son of Seldszar Elpragh . In 1376 DR , Eldrinn went to the High Moor in search of artifacts , with a soldier as escort . There he found a " kiira " , but they were attacked by monsters . The soldier died and Eldrinn was near death when Q ' arlynd Melarn arrived , who wanted admittance in Sshamath . In 1377 DR Eldrinn was one of the apprentice of Q ' arlyn that was about to start his new College of Ancient Arcana . In 1379 DR together with his fellow , his father and the Masters Urlryn Khalazza and Masoj Dhuunyl he helped Q ' Arlynd when he engineered ( with the aid of Eilistraee ) the ritual that transformed all drow not tainted by Wendonai ' s blood into brown - skinned dark elves . After they all relocated to Rhymanthiin .
Glimmersea The Glimmersea , sometimes called the Sea of the Starry Night , was a vast underground ocean lying in the Underdark of Toril . Geography . The Glimmersea laid some 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) beneath the floor of another large body of water , the Sea of Fallen Stars in central Faerûn . It stretched out underneath most of the Sea of Fallen Stars , with the exception of the Easting Reach and other parts , and extending beneath some adjoining lands , including Altumbel and Aglarond . The Glimmersea consisted of a large body of water filling dozens of huge vaults , some thousands of feet ( hundreds of meters ) high . It was famous for the many ribbon cascades of water that sprayed down from the high ceilings . Its name , " Sea of the Starry Night " , was derived from the luminescent rocks found in the ceilings of some of the vaults of the Glimmersea . Glowing like stars and perfectly reflected in the still waters below , these gave sailors the impression of sailing through a sea of stars , and was a beautiful sight to behold . Inhabitants . A number of powerful cities of aboleth were situated in the depths of the Glimmersea , and many kuo - toa and sahuagin outposts could be found in the shallows . Needless to say , these feared races kept adventurers at bay and the seemingly tranquil and smooth surface of the Glimmersea was seldom traversed by the ill - prepared .
Glenn Whitmore Glenn Whitmore is a comic book artist who has worked for , , and Comics . His primary role was as colorist . Career . Whitmore began working on comic books in 1987 and was involved in many popular works , including , , and . Whitmore was also an artist for the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons comic series , which was set in the Forgotten Realms . He has also created his own comic book series entitled " Captain Clockwork " .
Narla Gulmaern Narla Gulmaern was a spellscar red tiefling tavern owner in Gontal City . Abilities . Narla ' s spellscar gave her the ability to disrupt arcane magic and ritual s with her mere presence . She was also a highly skilled poison maker . Activities . As of 1479 DR , Narla managed the Night Kiss tavern .
Una el Shoon Una el Shoon was a Calishite woman who was the mother of Akkabar Shoon the Younger , Queen Arhymeria Ithal of Tethyr , and Amahl Shoon I . She was the daughter - in - law of Akkabar Shoon the Elder , being married to his oldest son .
Tyranny High Lord Kalahar Twohands orders the party to immediately return to the Fortress of the Eternal Despot from which they have only recently arrived back . New research suggests that a powerful artifact of evil lies underneath the structure and must be retrieved before Bane ' s clergy gets their hands on it .
Serag Kull Serag Kull was one of the captains of the military force known as the Red Plumes . Description . Serag stood around 6 ft ( 1 . 8 m ) tall with a broad build . He had a scar on his neck that he received from a Zhentarim soldier . Personality . Never to be out - manipulated , Kull was a cruel , sly and dangerously smart individual .
Hall of Ashes The Hall of Ashes was part of the complex of the Palace of the Enlightened Throne in Huzuz in 1367 DR . Activities . The Hall of Ashes held the interred remains of the Grand Caliph s of Huzuz . The remains of each Grand Caliph were stored within an urn made from solid red gold . The Hall of Ashes was open to the public , but the urns were kept safely behind " walls of force " . Inhabitants . Seven hand - picked mamluk s guarded the Hall of Ashes at all times . They were well - equipped with magical weapons and armor . History . The remains of all but two Grand Caliphs were kept here . Both of these Grand Caliphs were fighting battles far from Huzuz when they were slain and their remains were never recovered . Rumors and Legends . A terrible curse was believed to attach itself to anyone who dared disturb the resting place of the Grand Caliphs .
Bouqthi Bouqthi was a type of pastry made in Luiren . Despite its popularity , " bouqthi " was rarely exported since pastries did not fare well under the rigors of travelling over long distances . Description . This delicious pastry was made by stuffing sugared dough with red rhubarb stalks harvested from the southern edge of the Long Forest . There were easily a hundred different variations of the basic recipe , with all being a delicious treat in their own right .
Ilthan Ilthan was an island in the Pirate Isles in the Sea of Fallen Stars . Its natives were cyclops es who herded sheep . Its main feature was a large ruined city at the center of the island . A legend told that vengeful gods destroyed it . Pirates used the handful of harbors on the southern shores of the island on a temporary basis .
Dunobo Springs The Dunobo Springs are a collection of small pools and streams that transform in the spring into the Danozi Wash due to the meltwater flowing from the surrounding mountains . The springs are located in the forested foothills of the mountains of the Pasocada Basin in Maztica . The resulting floodwater that annually forms the Danozi Wash is responsible for carving the Sun Canyon which leads southwest to the Pasocada River .
Hand of Kiaransalee ' s glory A hand of Kiaransalee ' s glory was an item with properties similar to a " hand of glory " except it had five silver rings upon it that each produced a different magic al power . Description . Each " hand of Kiaransalee ' s glory " was a mummified drow hand that wore a silver ring on each finger . Powers . Each of the silver rings upon a " hand of Kiaransalee ' s glory " could manifest a different magical power at the command of the wearer up to once per day each . The powers manifested were " deeper darkness " , " see invisibility " , " ray of enfeeblement " , " chill touch " , and " spectral hand " . However , if any of the rings were removed from the hand , they would be rendered non - magical until returned to the hand . Additionally , if one of the silver rings was replaced with a magic ring then the wearer could gain the benefits of the magic ring just as if she wore it on her own finger ; this property worked just like a " hand of glory " . If this exchange was performed , then the power of that specific silver ring was unavailable until the silver ring was returned . History . In 1372 DR , the cult of Kiaransalee made use of this item during the Silence of Lolth .
Lamorak Tanthul Prince Lamorak Tanthul was appointed by his father to oversee the Determinists ' Guild in 1362 DR . It was Lamorak and his fellow Determinist s who administered the tests to each shadovar in order to determine how they may have best served the City of Shade . Lamorak was also in charge of the closely guarded process of selecting and transforming deserving shadovars into shade s . Political View . The prince ' s opinions on the city ' s politics did not sway particularly in one direction or another , however , he did think that it might be more wise for his father to manipulate , rather than fight with , the city ' s enemies . Lore . Prince Lamorak ' s personal sigil was a white skull outlined in black on a light gray field . Relationships . Lamorak had two sons , Draethren Tanthul , the younger son , was the most skilled sorcerer of the city , and his elder brother , Tantoras Tanthul . Tantoras died in a supposed accident , but in truth he had been killed by the High Prince for his treasonous plots against Telamont .
Fiertallin Fiertallin was a cosmetic commonly used in Ulgarth . It was a white , chalky substance gathered from the river Xon and exported from the city of Suormpar to the rest of the realm . Around 1367 DR , women of Ulgarth used fiertallin to add artistic streaks of white to their typically dark hair , as hair was a prime area of fashion . In the past , the king and princess of the neighboring realm of Doegan also bore similar streaks in their hair .
Behroun Marhana Behroun Marhana was a lord of the Marhana merchant family . Personality . Behroun was quite charming , when he wanted to be . Family . Behroun was half brother to Anusha Marhana . Business . Behroun employed both the warlock Japheth Donard and the pirate Aulruick Thoster .
Fox ' s cunning Fox ' s cunning was a transmutation spell that increased the chance to perform any skill requiring intelligence . Effects . The caster had to touch the target of this spell in order to cast it . The recipient was granted a few minutes of mental acuity , perception , and quick thinking . Spellcasters that relied on intelligence were not able to gain more spell capacity , but the spells they cast while under the influence of " fox ' s cunning " were harder to resist . Components . In addition to verbal and somatic components , this spell required the use of a holy symbol or divine focus for bards , and a pinch of fox dung or a bit of fox fur for arcane spellcasters .
Derdek Deepingdell Derdek Deepingdell was a male dwarf fighter and the proprietor of the inn called The Bear ' s Den in the town of Thunderstone in Cormyr in the late 1360s DR . Derdek was short and wide and bore a very bushy bear . All in all , he resembled a small bear himself .
Karzon Kul Karzon Kul was a ruffian dwarf from Loudwater in 1479 DR . Description . Karzon ' s head was shaved , and he had tattoos across his body . Personality . Karzon Kul was a local ruffian who usually hanged out at the Fisher ' s Friend Pub in Loudwater , and had a reputation for starting fights with other patrons . Relationships . Karzon was an ally of the Lady of Shadows , leader of the crime gang in Loudwater in the late 15th century .
Eldrinpar Eldrinpar , also known as the Doegan Capital , was the capital city of the realm of Doegan , one of the Five Kingdoms of the Utter East in southeast Faerûn . Geography . The land around the Doegan Capital was open and clear , with pleasant green fields and palm trees , but harsh times saw it become dry and rocky , or as rippled brown earth like dried mud with patches of broken , rougher land . Marshes lay in the northwest . Description . In the lands around the capital , there were farms with rows of green plants and a canal that led into the city to supply its wells and fountain , which stood beside a park . Here , the houses were square and plastered ; plainer houses had flat roofs reached by stairs for storage of goods , but grander houses typically had red - tiled roofs or golden domes , and blue awnings offered shelter from the sun . A rounded , blue - or brown - domed keep stood on the outskirts , with its doors flanked by crouching beasts . Northwest of the city was a graveyard , with headstones of greenish stone and crypts . Beside it , in the north , was an array of six statues . History . The history of the Doegan Capital was often that of Doegan itself . During the time of the Bloodforge Wars ( 648 – 657 DR ) , invaders led by Rathgar the Raider overran Doegan and laid siege to the capital . Rathgar plundered the realm of its bounty and finally seized for the crown itself . After some months , the Howl of Vengeance conflict — waged by Aelric the Avenger in an attempt to restore the former monarchy — saw fighting in the fields , streets , and graveyard of the Doegan Capital itself , as Aelric ' s undead bloodforge d forces sought to oust Rathgar from his keep . The Doegan Capital suffered at least three more battles during the Bloodforge Wars , as the commander of the Legendary Campaign , which sought to unify the wartorn Utter East through conquest , came to Doegan to depose the derelict Patric Fulgirth and later the untrustworthy usurper Gim Blacktongue . Even the competent and steady Hariah Highkin , who had made the Doegan Capital a model of a prosperous city , was overthrown .
Galbi Galbi was the owner of the House of Galbi in Manass in 1367 DR . Activities . Galbi ' s business practices and his willingness to cater to illicit ventures forced him to flee his native home in Semphar . He settled in Manass where he returned to business as usual . Though he could not collect enough evidence to support his claims , the governor of Manass was confident that Galbi ' s establishment was conducting illegal activities .
Mountain of Iron The Mountain of Iron was located in the far northern reaches of the Hordelands near the western fringes of the Ama Basin . Geography . The Mountain of Iron was part of the Ulhai Shan range . Description . This low , rugged peak did not possess any distinguishing features when viewed from a distance . However , as travelers got closer to the peak , they became aware of the mountains powerful magnetic properties . History . Many believed the Mountain of Iron to be a mere myth , a fanciful tale to entertain that possessed no merit . In reality , the mountain housed a considerable amount of lodestone , giving it strong magnetic properties that were rumored to pull weapons from men ' s hands as they neared the peak . Travelers encased in metal armor could be pinned to the mountain where they eventually died of thirst or starvation if they were not able to remove their armor in time . This snared many explorers , contributing to the mountain ' s secrecy and myth . Inhabitants . A large colony of gnoll s lived on the mountain . The gnolls actually revered the mountain as a god because of its mystical properties . Sacrifices to the mountain were common practice for the gnolls , usually in the form of enemies taken alive in battle or captured explorers found wandering the region . To combat the mountain ' s magical pull , the gnolls only used weapons and armor made from stone , wood , or bone .
Bagatur Jokai Bagatur Jokai was a commander within the Grand Army of the Tuigan during the mid 14th century DR . Activities . Bagatur commanded an " arban " — a military unit of ten men — within the army . The portion of the army under Prince Hubadai ' s command were camped outside of the ruins of Kushk when a large purple dragon attacked them . Bagatur and his men were sent to explore the city , where they stumbled upon an ancient scroll detaling a portion of the dragon ' s history . His " arban " was attacked on the return trip . Bagatur perished from wounds suffered at the hands of a blood - sucking jiki - ketsu - gaki .
Maliantor Maliantor , also known as Blackstaff ' s Eyes and Maliantor of Waterdeep , was a member of the Gray Hands adventuring company . Description . Maliantor had long , braided brown hair , sea - green eyes , and an impish smile . She favored practical clothing and was often found stuffed with scrolls . History . In 1416 DR , Maliantor published " " , which included a history of Tsarra Chaadren . It was considered the " definitive tome on life in Blackstaff Tower in the 14th century . " Relationships . A former student of Khelben " Blackstaff " Arunsun , Maliantor was known as " Blackstaff ' s Eyes " . She was rumored to be his sole agent who worked outside of the Moonstars .
Two Rocks Two Rocks was a small rocky island in the harbor of Harrowdale Town ( later New Velar ) . As of 1368 DR , it was believed to be the location of hidden treasure , stored by pirates such as Urthag the Knife and the Masked Marquis , although up until that time , no treasure had been found there . As of 1368 DR , the Council of Seven Burghers , the ruling council of Harrowdale , were considering building a sea tower on the island to provide further defenses for the port , against the " one or two privateer night raids per season " that were endured at that time . It would have seen a bridge constructed from the island to the rocks known as the Shoulder . Although in 1368 DR , the idea of constructing a defensive tower was generally seen as good , it was notably opposed by the newest Burgher , the wizard Erethun Rivenstave , based on its proposed cost .
Glow fever Glow fever was a deadly wasting disease that could be contracted by being bitten by the firefly - like insects that lived in the fortress of Glaur in Gontal . In the initial stages , the bodies of those afflicted glowed with a yellow - green bioluminescence similar to that of the of the swarming insects . Victims who died of this disease had their bodies mutated into a new swarm , which usually abandoned the place of their deaths to seek for its fellows in Glaur .
Ororonymilith Ororonymilith , also known as The Vizier of Broken Thorns , was a bronze dragon vassal of the Empress Dragon Gauwervyndhal in Skelkor , Abeir . History . Ororonymilith was one of the vassals of Gauwervyndhal who were tasked with finding the thief who was hunting in the Dragon Empress ' s forest . Ororonymilith tricked another slave into revealing that the thief was Esham - Ana . When the bronze dragon went to the mines to arrest Esham - Ana , the other slaves rose in rebellion and killed Ororonymilith .
Axiomatic creature Axiomatic creature was a transmutation spell that transfigured the subject into a perfect version of itself . This could only be cast by those with the archon subtype . Effects . This spell transformed the target into an axiomatic creature — a perfect version of itself . The spell rid the creature of noticeable flaws , made its fur or scales appear shinier , and so forth . Animals touched by this spell became magical beasts , but otherwise the creature ' s type was unchanged . If the target was unintelligent , the spell imbued the target with animal intelligence , granting it minimal sentience . Material components . A diamond wand worth at least 10 , 000 gp .
Tamr na - Fia Tamr na - Fia lived in the Tower of Adnan al - Raqi in Huzuz in 1367 DR . Relationships . Tamr was the favorite student of Adnan al - Raqi , who looked upon her as his own granddaughter . < / ref > Activities . Tamr disappeared after she was sent to the court of one of the genie lords at the request of Adnan to find answers to the Grand Caliph ' s sterility . < / ref > He kept her private quarters ready for her in case she ever returned .
Blue slaad Blue slaadi were a type of slaad . Description . Blue slaadi had bone hooks protruding from the backs of their hands . If a humanoid was hit by one of these hooks , it could become infected with a disease known as chaos phage . If allowed to run its course , chaos phage would drain the life of the humanoid within days . If a sufficiently powerful spellcaster was killed by chaos phage , he or she was instantly transformed into a green slaad . Otherwise , the disease produced a red slaad . In either case , the creature retained all its memories . The only way to revert this transformation once it was completed was through the use of a " wish " spell . Blue slaadi matured from slaad tadpole s that were born from eggs laid by red slaadi in humanoids .