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Amree Amree was a human ship ' s wizard whose home port is Westgate . In 1479 DR she sailed on a ship owned by the Nine Golden Swords and successfully defended the ship from attack by Sahuagin and the boat was able to limp back into port in Westgate . Unfortunately , the ship had taken too much damage and sank in Westgate harbor after all the cargo had been unloaded . The ship ' s captain blamed Amree for the loss of the ship and the Nine Golden Swords attempted to collect the debt from her . A ship owned by the Standing Tree Monastery needed a mage for a journey to confront the exiled eladrin Cealynna and two monks from the ship , Kwan Shang - Li and his father Kwan Yung , went to the inn at which Amree was staying to ask her to join the crew . At the inn , they confronted members of the Nine Golden Blades who were attempting to kidnap Amree and killed or incapacitated all the thugs . Amree agreed to join the crew and they sailed into the Sea of Fallen Stars . Cealynna sank the ship and took Kwan Shang - Li to her castle at the bottom of the sea . The surviving crew members were able to breath in Cealynna ' s domain due to her magic . While Kwan was away , Amree worked with the ship ' s crew to patch up their ship . The crew found a ship named the Red Orchid that had been made sentient by the spellplague . They took the Red Orchid ' s figurehead and attached it to their ship and Amree helped to revive the figurehead ' s consciousness . The crew used sailcloth to make the hold airtight and Amree conjured air in the hold . When the ship became bouyant enough , the crew floated the ship to the surface with the help of the Red Orchid ' s spirit . Cealynna attacked the ship but was slain by Kwan Shang - Li .
Uthgang Jyarl Uthgang Jyarl was the head of the Tall Trees druidic order and the reputed Great Druid of the North . Not much was known of the goals of the druidic other than their desire to protect that portion of the woods that was once part of Earlann . Very few were allowed access to the Tall Trees enclave save a few allied Harpers , and notable figures of good , with whom they had some mutual alliance . Like most nature faiths , they also sought to keep a balance between wild lands and civilization . The Deep Glade , the key grove of Silvanus was to be found in Tall Trees .
Morndinsamman Morndinsamman ( dwarven : " shield brothers on high " or " high dwarves " ) was the collective name of the fourteen deities that formed the dwarven pantheon . The members were : The majority of the Morndinsamman resided in Dwarfhome ( when it was still located on Mount Celestia ) under the leadership of Moradin , creator of the dwarves . Duerra and Laduguer lived in Hammergrim , having been exiled by Moradin . In 1383 DR , Moradin led the Morndinsamman on a crusade against the dark powers of Hammergrim , slaying Duerra and Laduguer , but at the cost of Gorm and Haela . As of 1479 DR , only Moradin , Berronar , Clangeddin , Dugmaren , Marthammor , Thard and Vergadain remains in Dwarfhome . Abbathor is serving Bane as an exarch and the status of Dumathoin and Sharindlar is unknown .
Zahara ' s Krakens Zahara ' s Krakens were a mercenary company based in the Sword Coast around 1358 DR . They had a lucrative business of protecting shipping . Tactics . In the attacks to a port they tried to kept destruction to a minimum and they did only if this served a noble cause , like deposing an evil lord . Organization . The Krakens had five small ships . Each ship had onboard 15 crew members , 30 marines , five spellcasters . One of the ship had , unknown to general public , a spelljamming helm that permitted them to fly in desperate occasion . Contracts . The Krakens took 500 gold piece for a week or any portion thereof , half in advance . They asked terrestrial support to attack a port .
Tannivh Irithyl Tannivh Irithyl was fifth Coronal of Cormanthyr , ruling from - 791 DR to - 223 DR . He is known for having successfully routed the drow form the Twisted Tower in - 331 DR , passing control of the tower to followers of Eilistraee . In gratitude to the reformed and surface - acclimatized drow who helped in the downfall of the tower , he granted them rights to settle remote woods east of Cormanthor . He died in - 223 DR , passing the rulership of the realm to his son , Eltargrim Irithyl .
Pirate Isles The Pirate Isles were a collection of rocky islands that dotted the Sea of Fallen Stars and were inhabited by pirates . There were fifteen named islands but around sixty in total . The islands that comprised Prespur were not included in the Pirate Isles , despite their proximity . Geography . The general makeup of the islands was mountainous terrain with high rocky cliffs . This meant that there were not a lot of ports in the Pirate Isles . As of 1479 DR , due to the continued shrinking of the Sea of Fallen Stars in the century after the Spellplague , most of the Pirate Isles had become a single large island named Pirate Isle .
Nethmurta Nethmurta was the proprietary of the Blinking Owl tavern in Ashabenford and the regional agent of the Moonstars for Dalelands in the Year of the Tankard , 1370 DR . History . Nethmurta owned the the Blinking Owl tavern in Ashabenford and also owned four warehouse in the city . She gathered information from tavern talks and from the caravan leaders that used her warehouse .
Ruduk Ruduk was a Red Wizard of Thay agent in Messemprar in Unther in 1357 DR . Activities . Ruduk was sent by the zulkir Lauzoril to destabilize the country in order that one day Thay could conquer it . He had great autonomy in his plans . Personality . Ruduk did not truly care for the future of Unther , only to advance his position inside the Red Wizards .
Burning sands Burning sands was a spell unique to Zakhara , the Land of Fate . Effects . This spell caused regular sand to become combustible . The sand appeared exactly the same as normal sand , but also had the flammable properties of lantern oil . Once lit the sand would burn for the spell ' s duration or for one hour . This spell was used heavily by nomadic tribes who did not have access to wood or other material for their fires . One handful of burning sand provided the same heat as a cooking fire . Burning sand could not be extinguished by any normal means . Components . This spell required sand to cast .
Daltim ' s Tome of Fire Daltim ' s Tome of Fire was a spellbook written by the wizard and psionicist Daltim Flamefist of Halruaa . It contained a number of rare and unique fire - based spell s , details on several light - and fire - themed magical items , and brief treatises on fire magic , psionics , and the creation of psionically empowered items . It was lost , presumed stolen , in Tethyr in the 1360s DR . Description . " Daltim ' s Tome of Fire " was a small book , only around 9 inches ( 22 . 8 centimeters ) high , 5 inches ( 12 . 7 centimeters ) wide and 1 inch ( 2 . 5 centimeters ) thick . It contained only fifty pages of thick paper light gray in color . It was bound in rich red leather , said to be the hide of a salamander , and a dragon - like design — Daltim ' s sigil — was stamped on the front cover . The cover was unnaturally warm to the touch , but the pages unnaturally cool . They could not be burned . Powers . In addition to the written spell s it contained , the book was protected by " Daltim ' s proof against fire " , rendering it impervious to flame ; and " Daltim ' s fiery protector " , which summoned a minor fire elemental to guard it if opened by anyone but Daltim . History . Daltim lost the tome in Tethyr in the 1360s DR , while his mercenary company , the Destroyers , were involved in the civil war there . The book was presumed stolen , as he was unlikely to forgotten or lost it . Daltim fortunately had other copies of the spells , but wished to recover for the book for the many notes he ' d made in it . He still hadn ' t located his " Tome of Fire " by the mid - 1370s DR , and was offering a hefty 10 , 000 - gp reward for its return , with 1000 gp for credible information as to its whereabouts . Contents . The pages contained a number of rare and even unique fire - themed spells , including : The book also gave details of a number of magical items related to light and fire , namely : It also gave instructions for fashioning the " magic tinderbox " . Finally , the book had notes on creating psionically empowered items , together with a brief treatise on their benefits , as well as more general treatises on psionic powers and fire magic .
The Barghest The Barghest was a former bandit of Dragonspear Castle around 1368 DR . Activities . He was one of the most infamous residents of Dragonspear around 1358 DR and he slaughtered many good men during the second Dragonspear War . However , he joined the crusade of the Shining Lady with a sincere devotion to the Shining Lady .
Iomic crystal Iomic crystal was a purple crystal found on the island of Ioma in the Nelanther Isles . After the Spellplague , the mineral was believed to have anti - magic properties and the Amnish mined it and turned it into amulets to ward off wild magic . It was later found that the crystal had no special properties but the Amnish continued to mine and sell the stones as amethyst .
Shangalar the Black Shangalar the Black was a male tiefling lich wizard and a member of the Twisted Rune . Description . In life , Shangalar displayed little of his demon ic heritage , with only a pointed ears and bone spurs on his elbows and knees . After his transformation into a lich , his appearance altered over the centuries . Shangalar ' s skin became jet - black and calcified , increasing his alrdeady formidable toughness and even refecting spell s akin to " spell turning " . Possessions . The tiefling wore a black dragon – hide cloak that he ' d crafted from a pair of dragons he had slain . History . Shangalar was born the son of a cambion vizier in Calimshan . During the late 7th century DR , Shangalar slew his father and took over the position of Grand Vizar and ruled Calimshan alongside his childhood friend , Mameluk Murabir Avarrk . However after Avarrk ' s death at hands of assassins , Shangalar fled into the Marching Mountains and created a floating pyramidal lair to hide from his enemies . In 1018 DR , during the Rage of Dragons , Shangalar faced a pair of black dragon s in battle and although he slew them both he suffered fatal wounds that forced him to become a lich . Sometime before the Time of Troubles , Shangalar ' s lair was intruded upon by Rhangaun and Rysellan the Dark . His display of power in defending his lair greatly impressed the two runemasters of the Twisted Rune enough that they allowed him to join their organization . In 1358 DR , the chaos of the Time of Troubles severely disrupted the experimental magic s in Shangalar ' s lair and greatly weakened his overall power . By at least 1369 DR , Shangalar had become one of the nine runemasters in the Twisted Rune , a position that he still held as late as 1372 DR . Relationships . Jymahna . Shangalar was responsible for transforming the former concubine , Jymahna , into a lich . Whilst they both lived , Jymahna was Shangalar ' s lover and in undeath she operated as his agent for centuries . Many of Jymahna ' s secrets are kept hidden by Shangalar .
Maglubiyet Maglubiyet , known as The Mighty One or The High Chieftain was the chief deity of goblin s and hobgoblin s as well as an exarch of Bane . He was a god of war and leadership who ruled over the goblin pantheon with an iron fist . As a god of war and a great general he was also known as The Battle Lord . Another of his aliases might be The Iron One , an aspect worshiped by the Grodd goblin s . Description . Maglubiyet appeared as a 11 feet ( 3 . 4m ) tall , black - skinned goblin with flaming eyes , powerfully - muscled arms and sharp talons . He wielded a mighty coal - black battleaxe that constantly dripped blood . Realm . Maglubiyet ' s divine realm was Clangor , located on the plane of Acheron . His capital was a fortress city called Grashmog , which translated from the goblin tongue meant the " Heart of Battle . " The mightiest goblin city in Clangor was Shetring , a fortification with five bridges spanning the River Lorfang . Maglubiyet lived at the bottom of a waterfall of the river in a cavern of magnificently carved steel dripping with moisture . From his throne of flaming iron , Maglubiyet commanded the souls of goblins , hobgoblins , and worg s to wage eternal war against the orcish petitioner s of Gruumsh . He also employed baatezu , barghest s , and yugoloth s as mercenaries and commanders to bolster his armies . Maglubiyet allowed the gods Khurgorbaeyag and Nomog - Geaya to live in his realm , if only just to keep an eye on them . Worshippers . The priest s and shaman s of Maglubiyet were his mouthpieces on the Material Plane . They fulfilled his demands for blood sacrifices by dispatching victims with an axe . They believed that these sacrifices strengthened Maglubiyet . His clergy was almost always drawn from the goblin and hobgoblin races . The tasloi also worshiped an aspect of Maglubiyet . Maglubiyet communed with his priests through omens . Blood flowing from the edge of an axe , abnormal behavior in worg s and wolves , and speaking directly through shamans in a trance were all ways he makes his will known . Maglubiyet ' s holy day was the new moon and his holy weapon was the battleaxe . His goblin worshipers were sometimes referred to as the " sons of Maglubiyet . " Relationships . Maglubiyet was served by Khurgorbaeyag , goblin god of slavery , oppression , and morale , and Bargrivyek , the god of co - operation and territory among the goblins . Nomog - Geaya , patron deity of the hobgoblins , also paid fealty to Maglubiyet . Maglubiyet was an unpopular deity with many gods , including those of the elves , dwarves , orcs , and others . Maglubiyet coveted the fertility portfolio of Kikanuti , the good - aligned goblinoid goddess of the desert goblins . History . Myths and legends . In times past , Maglubiyet had two sons who served as his lieutenants . However , in true goblin fashion , he decided that they were a threat . To get rid of them he sent them on suicide missions against the orc s and dwarves until they were slain .
Thamphrol Sarlar Thamphrol Sarlar was an assistant in the cookhouse of the Whistling Wizard inn located in Voonlar , " circa " the Year of Wild Magic , 1372 DR . Activities . The cookhouse at the Whistling Wizard was a raucous place where Thamphrol and the other kitchen drudges bickered with each other and the two dwarven cooks , Bezoldur Thornhand and Thaunder Gallowglaive , nonstop while carrying water , tending fires , turning spits , stirring cauldrons , and cleaning and slicing vegetables . They treated the four serving wenches who came to pick up food in much the same manner . It was a stressful working environment made even more uncomfortable by the heat from all the cooking fires and ovens . Thamphrol and his coworkers adapted by wearing very little clothing as they worked .
Red Worm The Red Worm was a half - red dragon half - remorhaz of enormous size who had been chosen to be a guardian of the portal in Choshein . Description . The Red Worm had streaks of red running along his otherwise white body , indicative of his draconic heritage . Likewise , his head was a strange mixture of draconic and insectiod features ; he bore both frills and horns . The Red Worm was not a mindless monster ; his draconic parentage gave him more intelligence than the typical remorhaz . He was fully capable of devising shrewd attacks , and he was smart enough to suspect that he was guarding a portal of some sort , though he did not know why . Abilities . In addition to the abilities of a typical remorhaz , as a half - red dragon , the Red Worm could breath fire approximately once a day and was immune to fire , paralysis , and magical sleep effects . History . The Red Worm was the spawn of an eccentric female red dragon named Icindallix , whose eggs were fertilized by an especially large male remorhaz . She laired in the caverns where Choshein once stood . The Red Worm eventually grew powerful enough to slay and consume his sire . He was then chosen by the Prince of Jhothûn to guard the portal in Choshein . Some time in the late 14 century DR , the Shadovar sent an expedition to explore the ancient Netherese colony that once occupied Choshein ' s cavern . The Red Worm slew them all and left no survivors . After this incident , however , the Red Worm grew nervous and would not leave the cave , even to hunt . Instead , he received a tribute of sorts of food from other remorhaz in the region . It was likely that the Shadovar sent further expeditions to slay the Red Worm , but his ultimate fate is not recorded .
Happy Hall of Fortuitous Happenings The Happy Hall of Fortuitous Happenstance was a temple to Tymora . Geography . The temple was located on a small hilltop in Yartar , and was built like a huge windowed keep with dark and dreary stone walls . Inhabitants . Many folk in Yartar called the temple " Two Hap Fort Hall " , or the " Two " . The temple would sponsor adventuring parties to defend it from danger . As of 1366 DR , it was run by High Priestess Velantha Waerdar .
Metallic dragon Metallic dragons were a type of dragon distinguished typically by the color and composition of their scales , that was like that of various metals , hence the name . They were generally good , altruistic , and righteous creatures . Despite their relatively benign nature , metallic dragons were also aggressive when threatened or challenged . They usually worshiped Bahamut , whom they regarded as their king . It was believed by scholars from Candlekeep that all species of metallic dragons evolved from the proto - dragon species of the ferrodraco genus . Types . Although there were many metallic dragon species , the following are the ones known by sages of Faerûn :
Zaheb al - Zidq Zaheb al - Zidq was a noble dao inhabiting Ajayib in Zakhara in 1367 DR . Activities . Despite being a mighty noble among the dao , Zaheb was madly in love with the Calipha of Ajayib , Halima al - Wahsi . He spent most of his time at Halima ' s side , hoping to win her affections . Relationships . It seemed that all of Zaheb ' s efforts were wasted since the Calipha viewed him as a favorite pet and nothing else .
The Serpent The Serpent was the leader of the Phoenix clan ninja in Nakamaru around 1357 DR . Activities . The Serpent was a very mysterious clan leader . She conducted all her meetings from behind a gauze or shoji screen . Few knew that she was a hengeyokai . She was also a minor - ranked member of the Black Mist yakuza gang . She walked freely through public , confident that nobody knew her true appearance . Personality . It was known that the Serpent was physically powerful , strong - willed , merciless , and capricious . She also loved dogs .
Alkilith Society . The alkilith is among the demon s that disgust and terrify . These shapeless horrors are used by demon lord s for assignments in areas that most demons would hesitate to travel to , for alkiliths can survive and even thrive in the most chaotic and hellish and unlivable areas of the Abyss . They are corruption and pollution made hatefully alive , making it easy to understand why they ' re feared by much of demonkind . Tales claim the alkilith has no limit to its size — travelers of the plane s have spoken of alkiliths the size of lakes in the deepest reaches of the Abyss . Appearance . Alkiliths are shivering messes of phosphorescent green corruption surrounded by cracked , leathery coatings , always oozing , secreting , thickening , and breaking open , with dark eye - globes covering their bodies . They are usually the size of a regular human , but they have been known to be able to shape their bodies to fit in cracks that are as small as one inch wide . Combat . Even though alkiliths have a gelatinous shape they can move at a decent speed . The alkilith can make fast attacks in combat and in the time where someone might strike once , they can attack four times with their dreaded pseudopods of acidic slime . It ' s with great pleasure that the hideous alkilith destroys and pollutes nearby environments — they have even been known to ignore enemies just to defile a fresh deposit of water .
Jade Jade was the generally accepted name for a class of stones found in the Realms that included and . Description . When jade was freshly mined , it was found in shades of light to dark green , and white . As it aged , jade turned a warm brown hue . If buried for long periods of time , jade turned a dark red or brown and was known as tomb jade . Jade had a waxy appearance when polished and was easily carved . This stone was completely opaque unless carved thin enough for light to filter through , giving it a warm glow . A typical specimen had a base value of 100 gp . Powers . Powdered jade had an affinity for illusion / phantasm spells and was the ingredient of choice when mixing magic inks to scribe such spell scrolls . It was also necessary in immersions for items intended to create illusions . The best time of day for mixing jade dust into a magical preparation was candleglass time . Reputation . Bard s and other musicians in the Realms wore jade for luck as it was said to improve musical talent .
Mule Mules were pack animals specifically bred for labor . They were a cross between horse s and donkey s , intended to share the best traits of both animals . They were more sure - footed , hardy , and longer - lived than horses , and faster and more intelligent than donkeys . Mules were infertile .
Agrathan Hardhammer Agrathan Hardhammer is a dwarven councilor of Mirabar in 1370 DR and is also the only dwarven member of the Council of Sparkling Stones , as well as a cleric of Dumathoin . He has soft features for a dwarf , and a long white beard . As the highest ranking dwarf in Mirabar among the humans , he is also the voice of the dwarven population not only to the council but to the Marchion as well . He wears robes . He worked in the mines some time previous to 1270 DR before taking up the priest hood . Background . Agrathan once came up with a plan against Mithral Hall in which inferior charcoal would be swapped into their stores to hamper their industry . During the rioting in the Undercity of Mirabar over the imprisonment of Torgar Hammerstriker ( see Mithral Hall ) , Agrathan revealed to Shingles McRuff that he had known about the imprisonment and had done nothing , prompting Shingles to assault him , beating him to the ground . Agrathan played a large role from the very begin during Mirabar ' s time of unrest between it ' s Dwarven and Human population . The Majority of his time was spent trying to act as a voice of reason between the strongest proponents of the conflict Torgar Hammerstriker and Marchion Elastul . He also faced great inner turmoil during the conflict , having to come to terms with and decide whether his loyalty was to his race or his city . After Torgar and around four hundred of Mirabar ' s Dwarves chose to leave and make their homes among the Dwarves of Clan Battlehammer in search of honor and respect , it was Agrathan who made the comment that few in all of Faerûn were more deserving of honor and respect then the Dwarves of Mirabar .
Baalbisan Baalbisan was a balor who was trapped within Ammon Jerro ' s haven in the Sword Mountains , for the purpose of empowering the warlock . He was in a constant feud with several of the other imprisoned demon s and devil s , but broke free when he convinced Shandra Jerro to spill her blood to undo the magic that bound the demons to the haven . Baalbisan ' s matron was named Bethshiva .
Rahishu Rahishu was a dragonborn of Abeir , and one of the ancestors of Clan Kepeshkmolik . History . Rahishu was one of the seven wise elders who raised Shasphur . One day , Shaspur came with a plan to free the dragonborn slaves from the gold dragon Raurokhymdhar . His plan , however , had a flaw : he could not save the elders . The elders decided that Shaspur should flee without them . Rahishu was killed by Raurokhymdhar while misleading the dragon so Shaspur and the other slaves could flee to freedom .