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Skalnaedyr ( dragon ) Skalnaedyr was an elder blue dragon and the ruler of the city in Murghôm that bore his name . He was one of the Princes of Murghôm , and also considered to be the strongest wyrm who lived in Murghôm as of 1479 DR . History . In 1409 DR , a plague swept through the dragon population of the Copper Mountains , causing many dragons to flee . Skalnaedyr flew to Murghôm and stopped to rest near a small village known as Phannaskull . The frightened villagers pledged fealty to the surprised dragon , who agreed to rule the village . Due to Skalnaedyr ' s enlightened ( for a dragon ) rule , the village grew into a city during the 15th century DR . He also rescued the dragonborn Ananta from an unknown but certainly grisly fate , and made her Guardian of Dracowyr . Skalnaedyr really cared for her to the point of putting himself in harm way in order to protect her if she was in danger . In 1479 DR , he acceded to play the " xorvintaal " proposed by the the vampiric smoke drake Brimstone .
Dunman Kiriag Dunman Kiriag was a fighter in the village of Eveningstar in the kingdom of Cormyr , and a secret member of the Harpers . He owned and operated The Lonesome Tankard Inn and Tavern . Personality . He was jovial and kind , and was known to have great physical strength . Dunman had a photographic memory for faces . He was easily able to recognized someone he briefly saw decades past , even if they were disguised . History . Dunman had a colorful past . He spent time a a bodyguard for a Sembian noble , was an officer of the Purple Dragons , and spent time with the Six Splendid Swords adventuring band . Relationships . Dunman married one of his companions from the Six Splendid Swords , the gold elf Deularla Hightower of Evermeet . Possessions . Dunman owned a magical dagger and several potions of longevity .
Dragon magazine 312 " Dragon " issue 312 was released in October of 2003 . It contained the following articles related to the Forgotten Realms : Faiths of Faerûn : Prayers of the Frostmaiden . This article outlines the spells of the goddess Auril . Rogues Gallery : The Heroes of the War of the Spider Queen , Part 2 . This article is a continuation of " Rogues Gallery : The Heroes of the War of the Spider Queen , " as published in " Dragon " # 302 , and details the characters from the novel " Condemnation " :
Gahlaerd Mossmere Gahlaerd Mossmere was a sarcastic yet witty wizard from Tilverton who spent his time primarily developing , experimenting with , and selling spells of his own creation . He made a comfortable living as his spells were worth tens of thousands of gold . Rumours . It has been said that Gahlaerd had a connection with a local group of outlaws known as the Rogues of Tilverton .
Salid Dhuzma Salid Dhuzma , or the Grand Verser of the South , was a famous bard who lived in Khalab during the mid 14h century DR . Activities . Students from all over East Faerûn and the Hordelands would travel to the small fishing village of Khalab with the hopes of becoming Salid ' s next pupil . Sadly for these prospective students , Salid would only take one pupil each year . Salid lived within Baelzur ' s Tower . He preferred the comfort of living in a small village to the riches he could have had while living in one of the larger cities located on Gbor Nor . Relationships . Salim was once the apprentice of Tilmar Wanderfoot .
Plague demon Plague demons were fiends that were created when creatures succumbed to the abyssal plague . Creation . Similar to ghoul fever , a victim infected by the abyssal plague , either through the ingestion of or contact with Voidharrow , exposure to the blood of another infected creature , or the attacks / death throes of a plague demon , could develop symptoms of the disease and transform upon their death . Sometimes an infected creature would die before the infection of their body was complete . These creatures would still rise as plague demons , but they would be lesser , undead corpses . Ecology . Plague demons were under the control of the voidharrow , the sentient Abyss located in another universe . The voidharrow desired to spread the abyssal plague across all known worlds , including Toril . There were five known types of plague demon : History . In 1479 DR , plague demons were encountered in Akanûl , Luskan , and Easting .
Cera Eurthos Cera was the head priestess of Amaunator in the Chessentan town of Soolabax . She aided Aoth Fezim in uncovering Alasklerbanbastos ' plans to attack Chessenta although she believed that Amaunator wanted her to uncover an even bigger plot . She and Aoth later fell in love . History . After Alasklerbanbastos ' physical form was destroyed in the second battle of the war with Threskel she resurrected his soul into the body of a young blue dragon . Because Cera controlled his phylactery , she was able to exert some control over Alasklerbanbastos . Cera and Aoth travelled together to Akanûl to talk the Akanûlans out of joining forces with Tchazzar ' s army . Cera compelled Alasklerbanbastos to follow but he was finally able to slip out of her control and regain his phylactery . During the Battle of Luthcheq Cera rescued the clergy of Amaunator and other legitimate gods who were held prisoner by the Church of Tiamat and led the attack against Alasklerbanbastos .
Return of the Archwizards The Return of the Archwizards is a trilogy of novels by Troy Denning centered around the elf Galaeron Nihmedu , an Evereskan Tomb Guard . The Summoning . Time Frame : 1371 DR - 1372 DR The floating city of Shade escaped the fall of the mighty Empire of Netheril . The city and the powerful archwizards who rule it have been hiding in the frightening and mysterious demiplane of shadow for centuries . In The Summoning , the time has come for the floating city to return to the world of Faerûn and for the evil archwizards to begin an invasion that could enslave the free citizens of the Realms world ! The Siege . Time Frame : 1372 DR The world - spanning schemes of Shade begin to take shape , along with a new empire in the heart of the Great Desert . The second book highlights one of the most intriguing developments in the Forgotten Realms setting : the return of powerful and mysterious villains who will affect the entire balance of power on Toril . The Sorcerer . Time Frame : 1372 DR Tilverton is no more . Phaerimm surround Evereska . The High Ice is melting . Floods sweep through Anauroch . Elminster is still nowhere to be found . The greatest heroes of Faerûn are held at bay , and a flying city has taken up permanent residence in a world on the brink of destruction .
Dessarin Valley The Dessarin Valley was situated between the Sword Mountains and the High Forest . It was home to a diverse range of folk , although most inhabitants were either human s or halfling s . The main industry of the Dessarin Valley was agriculture , and Goldenfields played a large part in the agricultural economy of the North . History . In - 4420 DR , the shield dwarf kingdom of Besilmer was founded . Besilmer was a very atypical dwarf kingdom , built above ground with fields and pastures to support it . For years , Besilmer flourished but then fell under attack by giants and trolls . This led to the construction of Tyar - Besil , an underground city . Besilmer fell a century after its construction . Ruins from the kingdom still stood in 1491 DR , most notably the Stone Bridge that spanned the Dessarin River ; and , although in poor condition , the ruins known as the Halls of the Hunting Axe . In 893 DR , the Knights of the Silver Horn discovered the ruins of Tyar - Besil . The knights set up strongholds in the ruins but came under attack by Uruth Ukrypt . This led to Dessarin Valley being dragged into the Orcfastings War , and the First and Second Trollwars . Around 1000 DR , following the expansion of Waterdeep , a few small villages started to develop . This led to the founding of Red Larch , Yartar , and Triboar .
Loranse Loranse was the manor home of Count and Countess Malcor and Shyrr Grannox and the county seat of Ithmonn in Tethyr . Location . Loranse was located just west of the capital , along the northern banks of the River Ith and south of Ithal Road . History . The palace was the former home of the old count of Ithmonn before the Interregnum . It was damaged during the turmoil of that time . Malcor Grannox , who was one of the richest Tethyr ians of his day , purchased the manor along with many other abused or ruined properties to have them restored , long before Queen Zaranda rose to power and appointed him the count . He personally worked on the carpentry needed for its restoration .
Var the Drowned Var the Drowned was an area once known as Var the Golden . This land was drowned in 1385 DR . Geography . This land was once known for its vast wheat fields , however in 1385 DR the Spellplague came , and Var the Golden sank beneath the waves . By 1479 DR , this area was a drowned land of silt covered fields and ruined towns and villages .
Power word , kill Power word , kill is a conjuration spell that kills one tough subject or many weak ones . Effects . When " power word , kill " is uttered , you can either target a single creature or let the spell affect a group . If " power word , kill " is targeted at a single creature , that creature dies if it has 100 or fewer hit points . If " power word , kill " is cast as an area spell , it kills creatures in a 15 - foot - radius sphere . It kills only creatures who have 20 or fewer hit points , and only up to a total of 200 hit points of such creatures . The spell affects creatures with the lowest hit point totals first until the next creature would put the total over the limit of 200 . ( Creatures with negative hit points count as having 0 hit points . )
Elemental forbiddance Elemental forbiddance was an abjuration spell that created a zone that was proof against entrance by or attack from elemental s . Effects . This spell protected an area from elementals of all kinds ; they absolutely could not enter or physically attack through the barrier for the duration of the spell . However , magical and missile attacks were not prevented by this spell . Also , any elementals already within the area before the spell was cast were not affected . The area that could be protected was a cube whose sides were equal to 5 ft ( 1 . 5 m ) times the caster ' s level . The spell lasted more than an hour and longer for more experienced priests . Components . The priest had to walk the perimeter of the area to be protected as part of the somatic component for this spell . Verbal utterances were necessary as well as four glass beads , one each of blue , green , red , and yellow .
Ch ' Chitl Ch ' Chitl was a city of mind flayers located 18 mi ( 28 . 97 km ) beneath the Sword Mountains . History . In 1154 DR , Ch ' Chitl was founded by a cult of illithids that planned the settlement as an adjunct to Skullport . Around 1250 DR , a surprise githyanki attack led to the mortal wounding of the Elder brain . The town was ruled by a council of elders after the death of it ' s elder brain . Ch ' Chitl was devastated by the Spellplague in 1385 DR and many of the illithids were horribly spellscarred . Three of the elders were merged into one being which became the settlement ' s new elder brain . The remaining illithids acquired extraordinary psionic powers from their spellscars .
Sean K . Reynolds Sean K . Reynolds is a professional game designer who has worked on and co - written a number of Dungeons & Dragons supplements for Wizards of the Coast , as well as material for other companies . History . Reynolds first entered the role - playing game industry in 1995 , when he was hired by TSR , Inc . as their online coordinator , beating out for the same position . When TSR was bought out by Wizards of the Coast ( WotC ) in 1997 , Reynolds became part of the WotC web team . Reynolds considers one of his greatest achievements of this time to be the fact that he got TSR / Wotc to relax its " draconian " online policy — enforcement of which in the past was the cause of much bad blood between the company and fans . Reynolds also did some design work for the company during this period , writing RPGA adventures and contributing to " Children of the Night : Ghosts " . By 1998 , Reynolds had left his web position and was working full time for WotC as a designer as part of " Team Greyhawk , " the creative team tasked with revitalizing TSR / WotC ' s oldest campaign setting . Reynolds was laid off from WotC in 2002 , and since has formed his own company , " Sean K . Reynolds Games " . He continues to freelance , but has stated that he will " probably not " be writing any more books for WotC again , though he continues to write for the company ' s website . He was most recently working for Paizo Publishing , developing Pathfinder . Then , in May of 2015 , Wizards of the Coast hired him as a full - time staff member to work on Forgotten Realms products .
Ithimir Isle Ithimir Isle was a small island off the coast of Akanûl . The island was originally in Abeir and fell into the Sea of Fallen Stars at the time of the Spellplague . The island was notable for being the only source of arambarium ore in Faerûn .
Dracorage mythal Created during the Time of Dragons by High mage s of the Fair Folk , this High Magic effect tied a Faerûn - wide " mythal to the King - Killer Star . The Dracorage mythal encompasses roughly a 250 , 000 square mile area where the King - Killer Star is visible over Faerûn and causes all dragon and dragon - blooded creatures to slowly become more agitated and reckless , eventually becoming little more than raging beasts . This effect lasts for ten days . Reversal / Healing . There are few means to stop the effects of the " Dracorage mythal " completely by natural or magical methods . Most spells are ineffective and even " wish " or " miracle " spells only mitigate the effect if cast daily . The extremely rare spell " abate Dracorage " is perhaps the most effective spell in calming the effect of the Dracorage . Beyond these limited magical means the only other reprieve is leaving the area of the Dracorage " mythal " completely .
Snowflake obsidian Snowflake Obsidian was a variety of obsidian found in large deposits of volcanic origin . Description . This ornamental stone was black volcanic glass with grayish splashes in the matrix that often exhibited snowflake - like symmetry if cut correctly . It was brittle and weak , but could be used for small carvings . It was either tumbled and sold as a gemstone , or quarried in " trade blocks " ( large , irregular chunks ) of up to 25 lb ( 12 kg ) each . A typical gemstone had a base value of 10 gp . Powers . Snowflake obsidian could mitigate damage to creatures or objects from dragon ' s breath . A piece of this gemstone at least the size of a thumbnail had to be worn on the outside of armor or mounted on the outer surface of an object . When exposed to dragon ' s breath , the stone absorbed an unpredictable portion of the damage and disintegrated .
Vindala Chalanther Vindala Chalanther was a retired adventurer and illusionist who lived in Marsember , Cormyr . She tutored apprentice magicians but would accept hire as a spellcaster , and enjoyed relaxing at the Drowning Flagon inn . She was petite with black hair and dark eyes , although she often disguised herself . She liked to pull pranks .
Ignace Dethingeller Ignace Dethingeller was a Loremaster that is known through his communications to Tethtoril , the First Reader of Candlekeep . In one letter he had journeyed north of Fort Flame to an unnamed island where a the wreckage of a flying ship was discovered . Due to a journal that Dethingeller was able to recover he learned that the ship had been captained by Eartharran Neirdre from Evermeet and that it had crashed after battle with a wing of wyrms . The journal contained sketches Eartharran Neirdre had made of statues from a floating city that had been abandoned . These statues depicted a race that had both draconic and avian features which Neirdre speculated either belonged to a draconic race that had evolved these features or possibly a race that was a common ancestor to both the dragons and aearee . The city was said to have been protected by a wing of wyrms .
The Druid Queen The Druid Queen , by Douglas Niles , is the third book in the Druidhome trilogy . Characters . Alicia Kendrick • Keane • Tavish • Deirdre Kendrick • Tristan Kendrick • Robyn Kendrick • Talos • Miles • Bakar Dalsoritan • Thurgol • Baatlrap • Garisa • Harmanius • Parell Hyath
Shalok Shalok was a Red Wizard of Thay in the Doomvault dungeon in 1486 DR . History . Shalok was a Red Wizard assigned to the secret complex of Doomvault located under Thaymount . As one of the most loyal and fanatical followers of Szass Tam , he was tasked with the custody of the Chosen of Tymora Curran Corvalin in the deepest levels of the dungeon . Heroes from Daggerford fought him in 1486 DR , but when Shalok saw things going bad he immediately surrendered . Personality . Despite his loyalty to Tam , Shalok was a coward at heart .
Dalat language Dalat was a language of the Hordelands . Description . Dalat had harsh consonant sounds , especially its Ks , and the sound of L was aspirated . Its grammar had a subject – object – verb order . Speakers . Dalat was spoken primarily by the nomadic Dalat tribe . Script . Dalat did not have a written script . History . Scholars classified Dalat as one of the Southern Imaskari languages . It was strongly influenced by the Muhjuri language .
Manarech Eskwuin High Priest Manarech Eskwuin is a priest of Tymora in the services of the royalty of Cormyr . In 1369 DR he was attempting to treat the stricken Duke Bhereu Obarskyr when the Duke vomited black viscous bile on him , causing him to flee in terror .
Farmer ' s Cheese Farmer ' s Cheese was a simple cheese produced by small farming communities across the Realms . It was available for sale through Aurora ' s Whole Realms Catalogue . Description . Farmer ' s Cheese was a fresh cheese that did not travel well . For that reason , it used to be consumed locally , and a customer ordering Farmer ' s Cheese from Aurora ' s Catalogue would receive cheese from the closest location available , in order to guarantee a fresh product . The cheese used to be served with salt and pepper or with cream as a side dish .
Outsider Outsiders were any non - elemental creatures that originated on a plane other than the Prime Material Plane . Abilities . Most outsiders had darkvision to a range of 60 feet . Notable outsiders . Notable outsiders found in the Forgotten Realms included : Appendix . Notes . In fourth edition D & D rules , the " outsider " creature type was replaced with more specific types such as fey , immortal , and elemental creature .
Alashan Alashan was a city located in the kingdom of Khazari within the Hordelands . Geography . This important city sat along the banks of the Kuruk Muren river where the Silk Road passed through the western border of the country . Alashan was nestled into a pass where the steep Katakoro Shan mountains broke . Trade . Alashan ' s position along the Silk Road caused great wealth to flow through the city . Many merchants and craftsmen called this city home . Defenses . Alashan ' s location offered strong natural defenses . In addition to these , strong fortifications were built , sheltering the city within from raiding horse bandits . A large gate house was complimented by towers located at each corner of the city , and a fortified palace dominated the center . A walled gate built across the Silk Road made collecting tolls and defending the pass an easier ordeal . Some 3 , 000 soldiers were assigned to guard the pass , and an additional 4 , 000 were kept in reserve guarding the palace and patrolling the countryside . These soliders were mostly footmen , armed with spears and longswords , with cotton padded armor , and large wicker shields . History . During his conquest , Yamun Khahan wisely chose to ignore Alashan , striking instead at Manass to the north . By doing this , Yamun Khahan was able to flank Alashan and all of her defenses , which unfortunately only protected the city from the west . This prompted Prince Ogandi to make peace terms with the Great Khan . Inhabitants . Idikut governed the city . He was a staunch supporter of Prince Ogandi , the ruler of Khazari .
Curna Mountains The Curna Mountains were a short mountain range that lay in the Shining Lands . Geography . The Curna Mountians were bordered by Durpar , Estagund , Veldorn , and Var the Golden . Description . Located within their foothills were the powerful cities of Tirumala , Lastarr , and Ormpe . Within the mountains were hidden mines that produced the fabulous Curna emerald s , which glowed with an inner light . Activities . Since the discovery of the Curna emeralds , the Gemstone chaka has been actively mining the mountains for the precious gems . Inhabitants . Dangerous monsters dwelt within the mountains including leucrotta , medusae , manticore s , and even a pair of giant roc s .
Aventine Aventine was a svirfneblin city located in the Underdark near Dambrath . History . The deep gnomes inhabiting Aventine , and much of the city , was destroyed by drow aided by crinti and arkaiun . Though the drow and crinti did not suffer many casualities during the attack , the arkaiun , or shebali , were nearly wiped out . Queen Melanith ' s consort , Sadalar , was killed during the conflict . For their suport , the drow awarded the crinti with prime drow males with whom to breed . Melanith selected a new consort from this bunch .
Page prince Being a page prince is a stage in every noble - born drow male ' s life whereupon he must personally cater to the Matron Mother ' s every whim ( more so than usual ) . Page princes are not deemed nobles until they have completed the training required of them . It is the task of the house elderboy to train the page prince in manners . When a noble drow male is ten years of age and his wean mother has finished with him he becomes a page prince . He is treated as such until deemed ready to become a noble by the noble females of the house .
Quallem The Quallem family was a noble family of Dordrien in the area that later became Daggerdale . Organization . The head of the family was recognized to be Lady Quallem . Base of operations . As a noble family of Dordrien , the Quallem family resided near Dordrien Keep in the Dagger Hills . The Quallem family ' s status among the nobles of Dordrien was significant enough for it to have a sizable crypt set aside for it only a few miles north of Dordrien Keep . History . Sometime after the fall of Jhaamdath in - 255 DR , a Jhaamdath an noble , Dordrien , founded a small enclave of survivors on the western slopes of the Dagger Hills . Although the realm lasted little more than a century before orc attacks spelled its demise , in that time the Quallem family managed to rise to a point of prominence that meant they were honored with a place in the Dordrien Crypts . During Lady Quallem ' s time as the head of the family , she had a son with some degree of skill as a wizard . Both of them were interred in the family vault . However , Lady Quallem herself could not rest easy while her last descendant ' s body was not buried in the family tomb . Therefore she rose as a ghost and remained shackled to the family crypt , even as late as 1372 DR .