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Whirling blade Whirling blade is a relatively powerful spell learned by some swordmage s early in their training . When a swordmage casts " whirling blade " he or she first throws a melee weapon of their choice at a target within twenty - five , using the power of the spell to keep the weapon aloft in the air , striking the creature with deadly force . If they miss the first target , a swordmage may spend their weapon twirling towards another creature within ten feet of the first . This process can be repeated another two times and it is only upon striking true or missing a fourth target that the weapon ultimately returns to its wielder . The spell , due to its power , requires a vast amount of energy on the swordmage ' s part , meaning that it can only be cast once per day .
The Best of the Realms " Empty Joys " . By R . A . Salvatore " Takes place in 1368 DR , after " Wickless in the Nether " Artemis Entreri and Jarlaxle , having journeyed for some time together working as bodyguards and bounty hunters , join a band of poor highwaymen for Jarlaxle ' s entertainment . They spend nearly two tendays with the group , capturing the baker Piter McRuggle , before the band ' s thugs bring in two young women as captives . Jarlaxle and Entreri turn on the group , soundly defeating them ; Jarlaxle insists that they also free the young women and return them to their families . Afterwards , Jarlaxle briefly meets with Kimmuriel Oblodra to receive a new magical hat and eyepatch and plans to find Entreri a woman .
Tatak Tatak was a desert dwarf from the House of Tezca desert in Maztica . History . After the Night of Wailing in 1361 DR , Tatak and his chieftain Luskag were checking a new water source when they were attacked by a Viperhands ogre . As Tatak died , an ancient hatred of goblinoid s rose up inside Luskag and he killed the ogre .
Meirgin Windtalon Meirgin " Daggers " Windtalon was a cleric of Cyric with the rank of Dark Hand who resided in the Dark God Reformed temple in Voonlar " circa " the Year of Wild Magic , 1372 DR . Description . Meirgin was tall and thin , with smouldering good looks . When he spoke , it was obvious that he was well educated , speaking rapidly with very little hesitation in his phrasing . His nickname came from the the way he looked at people who displeased him , giving them sidelong glances that dripped with poison . Personality . He was a very organized and patient person that never forgot a slight . He was often successful at manipulating merchants or adventurers that passed through town into doing something that improved his standing or was detrimental to his enemies . His specialty was whimsically inveigling intoxicated people into attacking a person , place , or thing that he disliked , until the Dark Patriarch Gormstadd rebuked him for being unsubtle . Abilities . In the temple , Meirgin was a master of ceremony , courtesy , and ritual , performing all his duties with flair . He was a skilled writer who used his style to encode — by word choice and phrasing — personal notes into temple documents and communications that only he would understand . Activities . In addition to his priestly duties , Daggers was in charge of record - keeping and written communication for the Dark God Reformed . Relationships . Gormstadd never completely trusted anyone and was especially wary of his two Dark Hands , Meirgin and Bastabar Yulgont . Meirgin and Bastabar never had a warm relationship , but Gormstadd fomented a rivalry between them and fanned the flames until they developed an intense hatred for one another , ensuring that they would never collude to oust him . Gormstadd gave the responsibility of record - keeping and written communication to Meirgin , but watched him closely . In the temple , all the lower - ranked priests regarded Daggers as the central figure that kept the temple running . The Fingers of Cyric ( the temple guards ) considered him to be the " de facto " leader of the temple . Among the townsfolk , Meirgin and his fellow Dark Hand Bastabar were justifiably feared and early on folk had dubbed them " the Bloody Hands " . After a few reprisals against those who spoke the nickname within their hearing , the villagers shortened it to " the Blood " , which was either more acceptable or beneath the notice of the Dark Hands . The citizens were aware of the intense rivalry between the two and gleefully exacerbated the conflict because it made good theater and hoped it would result in the removal of one or both from Voonlar , or Toril . History . Meirgin Windtalon was originally from Selgaunt , a younger son of a family with ambitions of nobility . He was well educated but without any realistic chance at wealth or a title and was firmly guided to seek out his own destiny elsewhere .
Dungeon magazine 70 " Dungeon " issue 70 was released in September / October of 1998 . It contained the following articles related to the Forgotten Realms : Ssscaly Thingsss . This adventure is part 2 of the " Mere of Dead Men " series and involves an exploration of the Mornhaven Towers and encounters with lizardfolk .
Shyr Shyr was a continent on the planet of Abeir . It was the equivalent in that world to the Toril ian continent of Faerûn . Geography . Akanûl was once part of Shyr , until it was exchanged with parts of the lands of Chondath and western Chessenta , which in turn became part of that Abeiran continent . For a time , the lands of Unther were also part of this continent . < ref name = " TDYK / Hardcover - p94 " > < / ref > Inhabitants . Its known inhabitants were genasi and Primordial s , such as Karshimis , who was the last known ruler of the continent before the Spellplague transported Akanûl to Toril . For a time , the second incarnation of Gilgeam was also an inhabitant of Shyr . Organizations . The Anarchs of Shyr were an arcane order tasked with the protection of the Shyran population .
Vilheim Vilheim Baltson was a native of Chessenta . He was a paladin of Torm when during the Time of Troubles he lost sign of his god ( when he was killed by Bane in Tantras . Feeling abandoned he retreated in the Great Glacier living as hermit . However in 1366 he accepted to help the Harper Martine in fighting the Ice devil Vreesar
Water of Eldath Water of Eldath was a divine magic spell available to priests of Eldath , the Goddess of Singing Waters . It created three flasks of a potion that had many curative and purification abilities . Effects . When cast , this spell filled three potion bottles with " water of Eldath " that could be used topically or taken internally . The potion had the following properties : Components . In addition to verbal and somatic components , this spell required three drops of water blessed by Eldath herself , one of her servitors , or one of her high - ranking priests ( known as an Exalted of Eldath ) . One drop was placed in each of the three flasks to be filled by the resulting potion .
The Three The Three was a collective term for the deities worshiped in the land of Rashemen . Originally these were Bhalla ( Chauntea ) , the Hidden One ( Mystra ) and Khelliara ( Mielikki ) . Sometime after Mystra ' s " death " and the resulting Spellplague she was replaced by Selûne in the Rashemi pantheon .
Camel Camels were desert herd animals renowned for their ability to endure great stretches of time without water or food . Description . Camels were easily recognizable for the hump or humps upon their backs . These animals were very hardy , and could survive for weeks without food or water . They also required good handling . Their fur could be white or brown . Abilities . Camels had very broad feet that allowed them to step onto sand or gravel without sinking as deeply in . This granted them the ability to travel more readily over such terrain than other pack animals . A typical camel could carry a load up to nearly half a ton ( 450 kg ) and drag well over two tons ( 1 , 800 kg ) . Reputation . Camels were often called the " ships of the desert " . They played a significant role in trade throughout Zakhara and in some parts of Calimshan . War camels were favored by the Mulhorandi god Anhur , and some ranger s or druid s chose camels as their animal companion s . Behavior . Camels had a nasty temper and often spit in the face of an abuser . Camels were shy animals , often preferring to flee than fight . They could carry heavy loads for long periods of time . Heavily loaded camels often refused to stand up once they were allowed to sit down . Combat . Domesticated camels would bite , while camels trained for war would primarily kick with their hooves . Ecology . Camel breeding in Zakhara was a well respected profession . Camels were the main transport throughout these lands , and demand for quality breeding was very high . Female camels could give birth once a year . Camels ate cereal , shrubs , and grass . Types of Camels . Desert Camel . Desert camels , or dromedaries , were one - humped camels . They were bred for long legs and big humps . Because of this , they were perfect for traveling across the harsh deserts . These slow but persistent animals were always ready to carry a huge load , making them ideal for merchants and travelers alike . Mountain Camel . Mountain camels had two humps and were shorter and slower but were adapted for rocky , hilly , or mountainous terrain . They made poor desert mounts . War Camel . These camels were dromedaries specially trained for war . They bit the enemy and could inflict damage with their hooves . They could carry a mounted fighter into combat . Battle camels were selected from the most powerful livestock and trained for several years . Typically , these camels were stronger and much more courageous than their desert counterparts . Racing Camel . Racing camels were trained for speed and not for travel . They were typically the most beautiful of all the camels . Because they received little attention , they were sometimes very aggressive and even spit in the presence of their owner . They had small hooves and long legs , allowing them to run faster than normal camels .
Laelran Aelorothi Laelran Aelorothi was a member of the daemonfey in the Year of the Tankard , 1370 DR . Relationships . Laelran had a quasit familiar , Noxit , who helped him in his deception . History . In 1370 DR , Laelran posed as a human wizard called Sorndyrn Scarlethsash and joined the Arcane Brotherhood of Luskan in order to keep an eye inside the organization .
Tresendar The Tresendar Family was a royal family that used to live in a manor in Phandalin before the orc raids of Uruth Ukrypt wiped out the town and laid waste to the settlement in 951 DR . The manor , along with the whole town was abandoned during that time . Most of the members of the Tresendar Family were buried in the crypt below the manor . Sometime after the Spellplague , some members of the family had risen as undead defending the cellars of Tresendar Manor . Notable Members . One notable member of the Tresendar Family was Aldith Tresendar , who was also known as the " Black Hawk " . Sir Aldith was a great knight who died fighting the orcs of Uruth Ukrypt during their rampages on the town in 951 DR . The orcs found the hidden caverns under Tresendar Manor , and Sir Aldith fought them there . Aldith carried with him a magical blade in a silver - chased scabbard that was inscribed with the name " Talon " . The hilt of the blade was shaped into a majestic bird with its wings stretched out wide . Talon was lost in the caverns under the manor until a nothic found the blade .
Blibdoolpoolp Blibdoolpoolp ( also known as the Sea Mother ) was the deity worshipped by the kuo - toa n race . Her symbol was a lobster head and black pearl . Blibdoolpoolp usually took the form of a 20 foot ( 6 . 1 meter ) tall nude human female , with a lobster ' s head and claws in place of humanoid parts . At close range , her gaze caused insanity . Blibdoolpoolp ' s realm was a small moonlike temple drifting in The Fated Depths . History and Relationships . The Sea Mother was warped by her hatred of the surface - dwelling races that drove her children into the depths in the ancient past , and brooded over her people while plotting revenge . It could be inferred from this that she had no allies among the surface deities , and possibly none at all . Clergy and Temples . Priests of the Sea Mother were called " whips " and wore pearl - colored vestments , shell helms , and draped themselves in nets as part of ceremonies . Her holy day was the new moon , and rituals were held in underwater shrines . Gems , pearls , humans , and lobsters ( her sacred animal ) were sacrificed to her monthly . Divine spells . The spell " touch of Blibdoolpoolp " gave the caster the ability to turn his or her hand into a large claw like a lobster .
Uluu Thalongh The Uluu Thalongh was a terrifying monster of Chult an jungle legend . Description . The Uluu Thalongh was an ancient , massive , intelligent , and baleful monster . Its actual appearance was not known — if it had a normal " form " at all . Instead , the Uluu manifested itself from " within " the trees and plants of the jungle , appearing as bulges and ripples as it moved along . Behavior . The Uluu ' s approach usually came with a strange sound like that of atonal pipes . The Uluu ' s other manner of sound - making was far more terrifying . It had the ability to sting sentient prey with a sharp root and suck the hapless victim ' s innards out . With the empty husk that remained , the Uluu was able to control the body and speak through its lips . Using this method , the Uluu would often lure further victims into its clutches by imitating friends or pretending to be a traveler in need . Combat . When moving within the jungle plants , the Uluu could make any branch into a jawed tentacle that would snap and tear and kill until slaying all in a given area . Somehow , the Uluu could locate its prey with precision , even without any sort of eyes . If a possessed branch were severed from its plant , the Uluu would cease attacking , but it could never seem to be destroyed in this or any other manner , despite attempts by groups of wizards to set fire to large swaths of forest in hopes of killing the legendary beast . History . The name " Uluu Thalongh " was granted by a Chultan tribe long since gone extinct . The meaning of the term is equally forgotten .
Borigon Hillsafar Borigon Hillsafar was the king of Hillsafar Hall in Vaasa in 1479 DR . History . In 1470 DR , the Warlock Knights of Vaasa invaded Hillsafar Hall . Borigon assumed command and repelled the invaders . Afterward , he welcomed inside the Hall a handful of neighboring clans displaced during the war and with great reluctance Borigon ordered the gates to be closed . In 1479 DR , the gates were still closed . Relationship . Borigon was the third son of Garumbelly Hillsafar .
Marrake al - Sidan al - Hariq ben Lazan Marrake al - Sidan al - Hariq ben Lazan was a noble efreeti and the Sultan of the Efreet who ruled his subjects from the City of Brass in the Elemental Plane of Fire . Description . Marrake sported a small goatee , eyes of sparking flame , and sharp elongated claws . He typically garbed himself in armor and materials that could resist intense heat and flame . White - hot iron armor and intricate pantaloons of blackened adamantine links were his most common attire . Due to his status as Sultan of the Efreet , Marrake was surrounded by an aura of pale red fire and smoke that persisted until his death . This effect was transferred from sultan to sultan . Personality . As Sultan of the Efreet , Marrake was able to indulge any whim he cared for . Interestingly , however , he was a creature of few pleasures and rarely even visited his harem of a hundred and one courtesans . He was instead a lover of gambling on races , particularly those involving his prized nightmares , Eversmoke and Black Onyx . His love of these steeds was such that it had even led to rumors that he slept in their stables before important races . Sometimes his wagers resulted in near bankruptcies for the city ' s treasury . Marrake was a tyrannical ruler who cared little for the everyday workings of the City of Brass and beyond occasionally judging over matters among the noble efreet , he tended to leave most other matters to his vizier . Abilities . A powerful example of efreet kind , Marrake had access to a wide array of fire magic and was impervious to all forms of fire . As the Sultan of Efreet , Marrake was continuously surrounded by a corona of pale red fire and a ring of smoke that hovered over his head . This nimbus had the ability to harm any within 10 ft ( 3 . 04 m ) who were not shielded against both fire and poison . This effect could not be quenched by any degree of water or magic and would only end when the Sultan died and a successor replaced him . History . Although numerous Sultans have ruled the City of Brass over the millennia , at some point Marrake al - Sidan al Hariq ben Lazan undertook the rite of succession to gain the Sultan ' s fire . By 1367 DR , at least , he was the undisputed ruler of the city .
Diviner ' s staff A diviner ' s staff is usually made from gnarled hazel and magically enhances the wielder ' s knowledge . It also contains the " identify " , " locate creature " and " locate object " spells , and two each of the " analyze dweomer " and " vision " spells . It is worth around 137 , 000 gold pieces .
Undeath domain The undeath domain is a deity domain that grants divine spellcasters undeath spell powers . They can turn / rebuke undead additional times per day . Deities with the Undeath domain . Only two deities have ever sponsored the undeath domain . These deities are Shar and the now - dead Kiaransalee and Velsharoon .
Maaril Known chiefly as the mage who owned the Dragon Tower in the 14th century DR , Maaril possessed the Dragonstaff of Ahghairon , a powerful magic item that allowed any dragon who touched it to avoid the negative effects of Waterdeep ' s dragonward . As owner of the Dragonstaff , Maaril was able to control which dragons entered Waterdeep , a power he used to his advantage . Relationship . Maaril was on good terms with Meleghost Starseer of the House of Wonder . History . Maaril was fostered at the House of Wonder when it was a temple of Mystra . Once he became powerful enough , he summoned a demon to kill his mentor and framed a rival apprentice for the murder . He stole the Dragonstaff from his master and took over her tower . In 1374 DR , he was among the many powerful mages Arunsun brought together in order to restore the High Mages of the lost city of Miyeritaar and cleanse that part of the High Moor . He lived in Waterdeep as an eccentric mage until he disappeared after the Spellplague . Appearance . Maaril was handsome with dark eyes and liked to wear dark green or purple robes . He had a pointy black beard .
Serelis Greenleaf Serelis Greenleaf was a ranger in the Quivering Forest near Phlan in 1489 DR . Activities . Serelis usually acted as a mediator between the Kabel ' s Hill ' s community and the elves of the forest . History . Serelis lived in the Quivering Forest near Kabel ' s Hill . He was possibly involved in the case of the disappearance of Halvin Graingle and six other villagers inside the forest when an adventuring party went to ask for his help .
Ruldorn Ruldorn " the Storm Ranger " is a guide , a Harper and a community leader within the city of Everlund . Ruldorn ' s home is hidden a bit west of city , though he can usually be found frequenting the Battered Hat when not guiding others on various trails . Ruldorn has earned his nickname for his ability to navigate in even the worst of storms . Appearance . A thin , giant of a man , Ruldorn stands almost seven feet ( 2 . 1 m ) tall , weighing only a little more than 220 pounds ( 100 kg ) .
Selfaril Uoumdolphin Selfaril Uomodolphin was the High Blade of Mulmaster until 1375 DR . History . Selfaril become the High Blade in 1348 DR after killing his predecessor . Selfaril ruled Mulmaster for twenty - seven years until his twin brother Rassendyll Uoumdolphin seized power in 1375 DR and replaced him . Selfaril , meanwhile , was magically imprisoned by Senior Cloak Thurndan Tallwand in a soulgem in the pommel of his sword . He remained trapped in his sword for more than a century . In 1491 DR , the sword resurfaced in the Earthspur Mountains and Thurndan , who disliked the current High Blade Jaseen Drakehorn , decided to take the blade and finally free Selfaril . With the help of some adventurers , Thurndan gained possession of the blade and resurrected the former High Blade . Selfaril gained support among the citizens of Mulmaster and challenged Jaseen to a public duel . Personality . Selfaril was upset to say the least . He had , for over a hundred years , done little other than seethe over the injustice of his twin brother ' s betrayal . He was a pragmatic man , ready to deal with all kinds of being to regain his lost power . He never liked the Church of Bane , however , and thought Jaseen ' s overthrow was his perfect instrument of revenge against the Banites and their High Imperceptor . Selfaril was a brilliant politician , always portraying himself as a strong , fearless leader who was betrayed because of his progressive ideals .
Hespal Nicort Hespal Nicort was a half - orc commander of the city guard of the city of Suormpar in Ulgarth around 1367 DR , leading 500 footmen and 200 archers . Although half orc , Hespal vehemently hated orc s . By 1367 DR , warnings circulated that the gray orc s of the Dustwall Mountains were gathering in preparation for a major assault or raids into Ulgarth . Suormpar was directly threatened , and Hespal Nicort would be leading the defense .
Elmwood Elmwood was a small farming community located on the southern shores of the Moonsea . Government . This tranquil place was loosely ruled by its constable , Thoyana Jorgadaul , a shield dwarf adventurer who retired here due to a respiratory disease . Trade . Elmwood ' s merchant area was located in the center of the village . History . Elmwood was founded in the Year of the Screeching Vole ( 163 DR ) as a stopover for ships to and from the River Lis . Inhabitants . The village was home to woodcutters and fishermen , and a waystop for ships and adventurers passing by . The place was neutral and the people kept to themselves , protected both by their isolation and the fact that there was little worth taking by force .
Flaming Flaming is a enchantment that causes flames to sheathe a weapon . This enchantment is command - word activated and does not harm the wielder . This enchantment adds fire damage upon a successful hit . Missile weapons confer this ability to any ammunition fired from them . " Flaming " weapons shed light like a torch . Creation . The creator must cast " flame blade " , " flame strike " , or " fireball " upon the weapon to add the " flaming " property .
Xi Hulang Xi Hulang was the capital city of the kingdom of Koryo in Kara - Tur around 1357 DR . It lay at the mouth of the Hoparatu River on Kang Bay . The city was the home of King Wanang Sun , ruler of Koryo . An ex - general , he ran the city , like his kingdom , like an army , always building and upgrading defenses and establishing reliable lines of supply , but also putting in place strict laws and regulations , including curfews , licenses , and annual censuses . However , twice or thrice a year , he went out among the people of the city and listened carefully to their views and received their complaints , before correcting their misconceptions and explaining why he would not alter his rules . The settled workers of the city respected and admired him for this . Also living in Xi Hulang was Merquam Pang , one of the most prosperous merchants of Koryo . He lived with his Shou wife , Mai Lan , in their mansion .