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Summon undead Summon undead was a series of increasingly more powerful , evil summoning spell s commonly in use by sorcerer s and wizard s of the Realms . Effects . Like other summoning spells , a " summon undead " spell conjured one or more undead creatures from another place and made them appear within close range of the caster . The summoned creature appeared in a burst of fog and smoke , in which some claimed they could see the residual image of screaming faces . An undead being was magically compelled to fight for the caster . A summoned undead could not be truly destroyed ; instead , an attack that would otherwise destroy it instead sent it back to the place from which it was summoned where it reformed over the next day . Summoned undead beings would serve the caster until the duration of the spell ended , which was anywhere from mere seconds to several minutes , depending on the power level of the caster . Components . Like other arcane summoning spells , " summon undead " spells required verbal and somatic component s and a tiny bag and an unlit candle as magical foci . They uniquely required a third magical focus , the carved bone from any humanoid creature . The complicated spell required more than five seconds to cast . Levels . There were five levels of this spell :
Velandilmur Velandilmur was a port town of the kingdom of Gontal . Government . As of 1479 DR , the Docklord Lantra Orhond administered the town on behalf of Queen Imreera Hethkantan . Background . Velandilmur was known for being a dangerous place for strangers . It was inhabited mostly by infirms , outcasts and outlaws .
Lemure Lemures were among the weakest devils . Lemures are the shock troops and laborers of the devils . The most selfish , cruel , and evil mortals that die and come to Hell become lemures . The only things lower in the devilish hierarchy than lemures are nupperibos , which are strange gangly - limbed bloated creatures with no minds or eyes . Description . A lemure is a hideous creature , appearing as nothing more than a lump of man - sized blobs of molten stinking flesh and a permanent expression of anguish , that oozes across the ground as it moves . They stand about 5 feet tall and weigh about 100 pounds . Their soft bodies regenerate quickly , making them convenient victims of torture for the devils . A lemure is about as tough as a typical human zombie . History . After a mortal soul has been thoroughly tortured for an untold time , its soul is wracked with pain and infused with hatred . It is at this time that the devils then transform the soul into one of their own . The mortal soul is corrupted with infernal power and turned into the least powerful of the devils : a lemure . Combat . These mindless fiends make up the rank - and - file of the infernal legions . They shamble forward at the command of their masters ’ whips , thoughtlessly slaughtering everything in their path . When not engaged in battle , lemures are left in the fiery spawning pits of Hell to torture any mortal souls that they find swimming amid the hellfire . Lemures usually attack their prey by clawing them apart . Unless a Lemure is completely destroyed or told by another devil to stop , they will continue to attack .
High Captains of Luskan The High Captains of Luskan were the leaders of the city of Luskan . Each of them ruled over one of the five factions ruling the city of Luskan , which were Ship Kurth , Ship Baram , Ship Rethnor , Ship Taerl and Ship Suljack . When a High Captain died , a long - standing tradition caused the new High Captain to become known by their predecessor ' s name . Leadership . The five original High Captains were Baram , Kurth , Rethnor , Suljack , and Taerl , who were still ruling as of 1361 DR . The Five High Captains rotated the role of " First High Captain " to each other at the new moon when the tides were low . The First High Captain in 1361 DR was Taerl . In 1483 DR , the captain of Ship Kurth was Beniago Kurth , actually a disguised drow operative of Bregan D ' aerthe . The complete list of High Captains in 1489 DR encompasses : History . In 1310 DR a fleet of pirate ships out of the Nelanther Isles took over the city of Luskan , destroying any hopes the city of Neverwinter , who had rebuilt the city only eight years ago , had about gaining a trading partner to the north . The five most prominent captains of the fleet , Captain Baram , Captain Kurth , Captain Rethnor , Captain Suljack and Captain Taerl , each declared himself the High Captain of Luskan . Of course , five pirate captains each desiring leadership of the same city was bound to cause friction and the fleet fractured down factional lines , called " Ships " named after each of the High Captains . A year later Arklem Greeth arrived and opened the Host Tower of the Arcane , quickly forming the Arcane Brotherhood . Within 43 years , Arklem ' s group had completely dominated all five of the High Captains , directing them to attack merchant shipping but to avoid boats flying the flags of Waterdeep for fear of bringing down the wrath of the Lords ' Alliance . The High Captains became the public face of Luskan ' s government but no one was in any doubt as to who really reigned . While the High Captains still had temporal power and were given a large degree of respect by the populace , they took orders from Arklem and the Brotherhood that overrode any wishes they might otherwise have had . Five wars of conquest were started with the fleets of the High Captains , two with Ruathym and one each with Mintarn , Orlumbor and Lantan . All eventually ended in failure , but Luskan ships were still organized enough to endanger most shipping along the Sword Coast North . Briefly , the attacks wound down as Arklem got older and more frail , almost coming to a stop just after an attempted coup within the Brotherhood in 1371 DR . When Greeth returned as a lich however , he exerted his influence once more and the High Captains became vastly more organized again almost immediately . After the War of the Silver Marches Jarlaxle was the true master of the High Captains and wanted that Luskan join the Lords ' Alliance .
Tears of fire Tears of fire was a flame evocation spell used by members of the Brotherhood of the True Flame in Zakhara . Effects . This spell created 2 - 5 spheres of fire . Each sphere measured roughly 6 inches ( 15 cm ) in diameter . The fire spheres followed the caster for the duration of the spell by circling around their head . These spheres radiated the same amount of illumination as a " light " spell and gave off the heat of a regular fire , making them capable of providing warmth and comfort for the caster and anyone close to them . The fire spheres moved about the caster without their concentration , leaving them free to cast other spells or perform similar actions unhindered . With a mere thought the caster could send any or all of the spheres to unerringly strike any visible foe , so long as they were within 20 yards ( 18 m ) , burning them with flame . When struck with a sphere , combustible garments or items also burst into flame . The caster could direct the spheres at a single target or multiple targets at the same time . If the caster chose to send only a single sphere at a target , they were able to simultaneously perform other actions such as spellcasting . Sending more than one sphere to attack required the caster ' s full attention . Components . In addition to verbal and somatic components , " tears of fire " required a small candle that was made from perfumed beeswax worth at least 100 gold piece s to cast . The candle was lit and consumed during casting .
Cliffs of Leaping Horses The Cliffs of Leaping Horses were a series of plains and hills located in northern Mulhorand . The region was known for its large equine population . Geography . Rising several hundred feet above sea level lay the lands known as the Cliffs of Leaping Horses . This arid region extended to the Alamber Sea , where caves were commonly found along the coastline . Inhabitants . No true humanoid settlements were found in this region , though outposts existed where individuals captured and trained the horses that gave the area its name . Also , the caves along the coast were known to shelter pirates that sailed the Alamber Sea . The Cliffs of Leaping Horses were also known to be home to significant hippogriff and griffon populations .
Silver fire Silver fire is one of the special abilities the Chosen of Mystra are gifted with . Once per hour , a Chosen of Mystra can unleash from within his or her body a beam of magical whitish flame known as " silver fire " ( which is also used as a general name for the overall power invested in each of her Chosen by the goddess ) . This beam is 5 feet wide and can be made to extend as far as 70 feet if desired . No magical or physical barrier has been discovered that can stand up against it , and the beam inflicts tremendous damage on all beings struck by it . Any nonliving object touched by the beam is utterly destroyed . An individual also can choose to expel the " silver fire " in the shape of a cloud that fills a cone - shaped area 5 feet in diameter at its base , up to 70 feet long , and up to 70 feet across at its widest . This silver cloud causes no damage , but banishes dead magic areas forever , instantly restoring such an area ' s connection with the Goddess of All Magic . This use of the " silver fire " is extremely rare , since Mystra considers it an emergency action only . The " silver fire " also can be activated within the body of a Chosen to purge all external magical and psionic compulsions from that person . And , once per day , an individual can teleport without error to the last location where he or she used the " silver fire " in any of its forms . It should also be noted that " silver fire " is composed of pure Weave magic energy , thus the clashing of " silver fire " with pure Shadow Magic will cause the multiverse to unravel itself , tearing the fabric of the world , causing huge dimensional rifts between the planes . As has happened in Shadowdale in the Year of Wild Magic ( 1372 DR ) , when Elminster was fending off several invading Shadow Princes , who were actually shadow - mattered creatures . His " silver fire " did vaporize one of them , but also created a rift between Toril and the Nine Hells . Elminster jumped into the Nine Hells and sealed the rift from there , but such an act also burned all his magical energies and left him entirely helpless in the Hells . Only with the help of the Simbul did the archmage finally escape . A portion of a Chosen ' s " silver fire " can be used to hold the knowledge of how to cast a particular spell within a Chosen ' s mind . While held in this way , these spells can be cast by silent force of will alone , without the need for verbal , somatic , or material components .
Baerlatha Luruin Baerlatha Luruin was the soft - spoken wife of the healer of Bargewright Inn , Chanczlatha Luruin , around 1365 DR . Description . Baerlatha was a thin woman with steel - gray eyes and blonde hair . Relationships . Along with mothering a sizable family of children the couple had adopted , Baerlatha spent a lot of her time creating potions for her husband .
Nonthal Nonthal was a city located in Turmish . It was known for its industry based on animals and , more notably , the smell that industry produced , which pervaded the entire city . The city contained an unusually high number of gnome s , many of whom were illusionist s . Nonthal was considered the most peaceful city in Turmish and adventurers were not exactly welcomed in the city . History . The city was named after a wizard , who moved there in the early - to - mid 13th - century DR . He built his home behind an inn and put up signs warning people to leave him alone then promptly disappeared . His house was quickly ransacked of valuables but within was found a map to a ruin called Nonthal ' s Hold within the city itself . The map led to a sunken path behind the Three Trees Inn , a sunken and heavily trapped path , as the people who traversed it quickly found . The Inn was rebuilt so as to give a commanding view of the path and soon became the center of activity in the entire city and its main form of entertainment , as onlookers bet on how far hapless adventurers seeking Nonthal ' s fabled stash of gold got .
Grounding Grounding was an abjuration spell that prevented damage from normal electrical discharges and helped insulate against magical electrical attacks , within the area of effect . Effects . This spell operated similarly to " fire purge " but did not prevent electrical discharges as " fire purge " prevented ignition of fires ; instead the electricity was prevented from damaging anything in the protected area . Magical bolts could still penetrate the barrier or be generated inside the barrier , but their intensity was cut in half and creatures and objects had a better chance of avoiding or resisting their effects . The area of effect was the same as for " fire purge " ( 10 yd / 9 . 1 m square ) which increased exponentially if this spell was cast cooperatively by multiple priests . Components . In addition to verbal and somatic components , this spell required the priest ' s holy symbol and a small coil of silver wire .
Tomi Undergallows Tomi Undergallows , or " Grin , " as he was often known , was a male halfling rogue from the land of Calimshan . An escaped prisoner from the Neverwinter Peninusula District Prison , he was wanted for a number of crimes , including " deflowering " a pasha ' s daughter and pickpocketing . Carefree and mischievous , Tomi rarely seemed to take things seriously . Appendix . Tomi Undergallows is an optional companion character in both " Neverwinter Nights " , as well as in " " .
Violine Violine gems were purple and volcanic in nature . Description . Found in deposits mixed with other minerals and occasionally of exceptional ( up to human fist ) size , this ornamental stone was usually cut and polished , or baguette style . A typical stone had a base value of 10 gp . Violine stones were considered sacred by followers of Ghaunadaur — appropriate for sacrifice , or to be consecrated for use , or recognized as boons or omens when found . Powers . This gem was proof against mummy rot . A creature with mummy rot only had to touch a violine crystal and the mummy rot was removed . The violine was completely consumed by this process . If this stone came into contact with an actual mummy , it burst and damaged the mummy . If a mummy was destroyed by contact with violine , the resulting mummy dust was inert and could not be used as a spell component or for other magical purposes .
Tomas Siohcen Tomas Siohcen was a cleric of Cyric who joined the Unseen in Waterdeep by the Year of Wild Magic , 1372 DR . Personality . Tomas was a loyal devotee of Cyric . He hated the goddess Talona and her followers for the suffering of his past . He believed that the Unseen incarnated the teachings of Cyric and enthusiastically supported their plots against the Lords of Waterdeep . History . Tomas was a slave of a Calishite follower of Talona in his past . When he arrived in Waterdeep , he decided to start a project to erect a cathedral to Cyric atop Mount Waterdeep . He joined the Unseen for this objective .
Lilith Lilith was a member of the Zhentarim in 1489 DR . Personality . Lilith was a quick - witted individual who used humor to disarm others ' mistrust . History . In 1489 DR , Lilith was the Zhentarim delegate sent to help a hired adventuring party to defeat the great dragon Claugiyliamatar of Kryptgarden Forest . The Zhentarim ' s main objectives were to investigate some Red Wizards of Thay inside the new faction of the Cult of the Dragon , recover stolen cargo , and to stop a possible alliance of the fey lords of the forest with hobgoblin s . Lilith revealed that a recently joined cultist , Yalek Snurd , was a Zhent spy .
Sea hag Sea hags were wicked , cruel fey creatures . As their name implied , they were found in and along the shores of the sea . Description . Sea hags were revolting to look upon ; their visage was so horrifying that the weak - hearted were known to die upon gazing at these hags . They had an emaciated appearance , despite their joy of gorging themselves on the flesh of sentient creatures . Society . Sea hags were normally solitary . Locations . Sea hags dwelt in cliffs and above and near settlements . They were found in the Sea of Fallen Stars , typically swimming at a depth between 151 and 300 feet .
Deneir Deneir ( pronounced " deh - NEER " ) , often called the Scribe of Oghma , was the neutral good lesser deity of art , cartography , glyphs , images , knowledge , literature and scholars . Worshippers . Followers of Deneir always remained in close contact with those of Oghma as he was Deneir ' s brother god . Each of Deneir ' s churches maintained a library of their own , always collecting literature and maps , but also keeping records of ancient languages and artistic renderings . These churches were full of scribes that transcribed books for the ever - growing collection . Deneir answered the prayers of his organized priests , but he was also known to choose a person who truly followed Deneir ' s ideals — to invent , to create , to learn . He himself seemed to have a problem with some of his strictly - organized orders , whose devotion to a hierarchy and their duties impeded his followers learning and inventing , to the point of there being little joy in their work . Despite their generally laid back attitude , the teachings of Deneir dictated that his followers create with a conscience and refrain from casually designing weapons of war or death . During the Spellplague , it seems as if Deneir tried to reestablish the stability of Mystra ' s Weave by writing the Metatext and thus , himself into it . During the battle of Spirit Soaring , Deneir seemed to completely disappear as a divine entity and instead became part of the Weave , granting his remaining Chosen , Cadderly Bonaduce , more arcane abilities . Chosen . Some notable Chosen of Deneir were more relaxed about rules and hierarchy , capable of teasing or joking with their more staid brethren . They were sometimes granted direct access to divine spells , rather than having to study and pray for them and their god - given power exceeded that of older Deneiran priests . Thoroughly studying the holy book of Deneir , the Tome of Universal Harmony , was a prerequisite to be able to receive those god - given powers . The Chosen of Deneir include : Other Favored . There were others who have been given special favor by Deneir , though what has been given to them varies per person . Relationships . Deities of Knowledge and Invention . Deneir , along with Oghma , Milil and Gond , were known as the Deities of Knowledge and Invention . History . Deneir ' s purpose was to act as Oghma ' s scribe but more importantly , he recorded the Metatext , the numeric representation of the multiverse , it was a form of ultimate logic . During the events of the Spellplague and " The Ghost King " novel , Cadderly witnessed Deneir transcribing the Metatext into the remnants of the Weave for purposes unknown . In doing so , Deneir wrote himself into the Weave as well , passing out of known existence . Deneir granted a portion of his power to Cadderly in order for him to combat and imprison the Ghost King .
Aldorn Thuragar Baron Aldorn " Foesmasher " Thuragar is the cautious , yet committed ruler of Sespech . While he holds his court in the capital of Ormpetarr , Thuragar also frequents Mimph and Elbulder with appearances . The three - day long celebration known as the Feast of Purple Majesty , is held annually in the last few days of Alturiak to celebrate the baron ' s rise to power . Possessions . Among the Baron Thuragar ' s possessions are a rod of lordly might , a scarab of protection and a ring of mind shielding . Background . Baron Thuragar was once a member of the adventuring company known as the Band of Iron .
Randolph dul Umast Randolph dul Umast was a Human male priest of Tymora , and the high priest at The Lady ' s Favor temple in the hamlet of Sevenecho in the Vast . History . When the temple of The Lady ' s Favor was built in the Year of the Banner , 1368 DR , Randolph dul Umast was appointed its first high priest by his superiors at the Lady ' s Happy Hall in Procampur . He demonstrated himself to be a wise and capable leader of the local priesthood . Around Kythorn of the Year of the Gauntlet , 1369 DR , a convoy secretly transported the " torque of faith " , a holy item of Tymora , to The Lady ' s Favor . However , the Vipers bandits attacked the convoy , massacred its guardians , and looted its wealth , including the torque . The Tymorans in Procampur were outraged and Randolph hired the ranger Dura Gerathu to locate the Vipers ' Nest . On the 1st Eleint in 1369 DR , one of the hamlet ' s wells was poisoned , killing a few villagers and sickening twenty two more . The priests of Tymora treated them but found that their magic could do nothing to identify or cure the poison , and they were forced to rely on non - magical treatments . Randolph " commune d " with Tymora for advice and then sought adventurer s to seek the poison ingredients or a cure , and return the torque of faith if they should find it . Abilities . Randolph was a priest of Tymora . Description . Randolph dul Umast was quite an elderly man , made tiny with age , stooping at only 5 feet and 2 inches ( 1 . 6 meters ) tall and weighing 120 pounds ( 55 kilograms ) . He was nearly completely bald , left with only a few strands of white hair , and clean - shaven . Though his eyes were once bright blue , they faded until they were almost colorless . Possessions . In combat , Randolph wore chainmail and fought with a strongly magical footman ' s mace and medium - sized shield emblazoned with the holy symbol of Tymora . At the temple , he wore a golden robe .
Cleanse water Cleanse water was a spell unique to Zakhara , the Land of Fate . Effects . This spell purified a body of water , removing all poisons , toxins , salt , or any other unpleasant or armful effects . This spell could even turn a magical potion into regular water . Wizards with more power were able to affect larger bodies of water . Once cast , the effects of the spell were permanent for the target body of water . However , this did not prevent the water from being contaminated again in the future . The reverse of this spell , " pollute water " , had the exact opposite effect , contaminating the water with a strong poison . Components . This spell required a handful of sand tainted with a drop of the caster ' blood to cast .
Commani language Commani was a language in the Imaskari languages group , spoken in the western Hordelands . Description . Like other languages in the same region , Commani had round and broad vowel sounds with rolled R sounds . Speakers . This tongue was spoken by the nomadic Commani tribe . Script . Commani did not have a written form . History . It was considered to be one of the Northern Imaskari languages and was strongly influenced by the empire of Raumathar .
Dhoelath ' s Tower Dhoelath ' s Tower was a green marble tower in Leuthilspar , Evermeet . Description . The black and white striped tower had balconies and a reflective black marble roof . History . Around 1367 DR , the tower was inhabited by the wizard Dhoelath . Rumors and legends . Hidden within the halls of the tower , Dhoelath was said to hold the secret to powerful high magic .
Xhalph Dlardrageth Xhalph Dlardrageth was a daemonfey and the son of Sarya Dlardrageth . Appearance . Xhalph inherited the four arms of his father , and stands taller with a stronger build than any human . Relatives . Xhalph ' s mother was Sarya Dlardrageth and his father was a glabrezu . History . After killing Seiveril Miritar in Myth Drannor in the last battle of the Cormanthor War he alongside most of the remaining fey ' ri tried to escape inside the Waymeet but at last was killed fighting Fflar Starbrow Melruth .