naist-nlp/zeshel huggingface dataset:
Pit fiend Scholars pertain that there are sixteen standard ranks of baatezu and pit fiends are right at the top of this hierarchy . Physical description . Pit fiends are the generals of baatezu armies , the orchestrators of mass corruption and the bullies of their lesser devils . They appear as bestial , scaled humanoids twice the height of any human being with a pair of wings that it can wrap around its body . As venom drips from their fangs , fire wreathes the pit fiend ' s entire body . When mortals think of devils , the pit fiends are the creatures that are brought to mind . These creatures appear to be large humanoids with brilliant red skin . Their heads are adorned with massive horns while their bodies are cloaked in a pair of bat - like wings . A long , prehensile tail snakes from their backside . The mouth of a pit fiend is filled with sharpened fangs whose bite carries both a terrible poison and a virulent disease . A pit fiend stands over 12 feet tall and weighs 800 pounds . Abilities . Armed with superhuman combat prowess , the intelligence of a mighty wizard , an array of powerful spell - like abilities and usually the resources of a devilish army as well , pit fiends are incredibly dangerous foes . Powerful conjurer s can summon a pit fiend to make deals . Contracts are usually written up in order to have the deal honored , but pit fiends are masters of such things and always have ways of perverting the contract to their own ends . Society . The next step up from pit fiend in the infernal hierarchy is the rank of duke . Only duke s are allowed to become an archdevil . The process of becoming a duke does not involve a ritual as other devilish ranks do ; it just means that a pit fiend gains even more prestige . Pit fiends are the most powerful of the infernal legions . They serve not only as the generals of Hell ’ s armies , but also as the lower nobility of the infernal courts . These monstrous fiends are only surpassed in power , prestige , magic , authority & overall , by the archdevils .
Summon monster VI Summon monster VI , also known as monster summoning VI , is a conjuration spell that calls an outsider to fight for the caster . Effects . This spell functions in the same manner as " summon monster I " , except you can summon one creature from the 6th - level list , 1d3 creatures of the same type from the 5th - level list , or 1d4 + 1 creatures of the same type from a lower - level list . ( See " summon monster IX " for the full list . ) Descriptor note . When you use this spell to summon an air , chaotic , earth , evil , fire , good , lawful , or water creature , it is a spell of that type . For instance , if you summoned a celestial unicorn , it would have the lawful and good descriptors .
Island of Gardens The Island of Gardens , or al - Haba ' iq , was located within the Genie ' s Turban of the Corsair Domains off the coast of northwest Zakhara . Geography . The coast of this island was covered with lush foliage , giving the island its name . The island ' s elevation rose steadily along the eastern and southeastern faces , capping at a cliff 2 , 500 ft . ( 762 m ) above sea level . Twin waterfalls located on the southern end of the island were visible at sea from up to 16 miles ( 25 . 8 km ) away . The River of Gold originated at the top of a steep cliff on the island . Several villages were located near the coast or along the eastern area of forested elevation called the Comb .
Quil ' bryn Quil ' bryn was a mad drow in Szith Morcane . History . During the Rage of Demons of 1491 DR , Quil ' bryn was a member of the Drow Resistance against the invading fire giant s . However , he was infected by a kind of hedonistic madness and murdered the archmage Solom Ned ' razak . Afterward , Quil ' bryn , despite the objections of Murssvayas Dhuurniv , tried to convince all drow to abandon Szith Morcane . Personality . In his madness , Quil ' bryn wanted to live again in a great drow city , with many slaves at his disposal , focusing only on enjoying life .
Dragon magazine 9 Dragon magazine 9 was released in September 1977 . Design Forum . Varied Player Character and Non - player Character Alignment in the Dungeons & Dragons Campaign . . This is an article discussing alignment interaction between characters within a campaign during the " Dungeons & Dragons " game , using 1st edition rules .
Sanfin Lotte Sanfin Lotte was a gossip writer in Waterdeep in 1479 DR . Activities . Sanfin spent all his time inside the Yawning Portal inn . He gained money by supplying stories to the city ' s various broadsheets but also sold secrets to the highest bidders and even blackmailed someone if the opportunity arose . In truth , he used the information he gathered to manipulate his power - player clients , both in Waterdeep and Undermountain . History . In 1479 DR , Sanfin ' s parakeet had started to venture inside Undermountain together with some adventuring parties but always went back before them . Relationship . Sanfin ' s constant companion was the parakeet Chloe , well loved by all staff and customers of the inn .
Shrymaun Beldaerth Shrymaun Beldaerth was a priest of Ilmater and the leader of the House of Holy Suffering in Mussum " circa " 1265 DR . He held the title " Exalted Sufferer " . Around 1265 DR , the House of Holy Suffering had come into possession of the " Tome of Torment " , considered the holiest book of the Church of Ilmater . The Spontaer , the senior Sage - Priest of the church , prayed to Ilmater for nearly a year and sacrificed himself to place powerful magical protections on the " Tome " . Although the Spontaer had explicitly requested that the " Tome of Torment " be delivered to the House of the Broken God in Keltar in Calimshan , the greatest temple of Ilmater , Shrymaun Beldaerth denied the Spontaer ' s wishes and refused to relinquish it . Archsufferer Bloirt Waelarn of the Keltar house declared all those of the " degenerate " Mussum house " heretics " and called for them to be cast out and treated as mentally ill . The Mussum house recruited the Companions of the Noble Heart paladin order to their defense , and a holy war ensued over the artifact .
Metalmaster Also known as a sword slug , the metalmaster was a carnivore that could magnetically attract , repulse and crudely manipulate metal objects . Description . The metalmaster was an amorphous creature with slimy purple skin , four eyes on stalks , and a round mouth of sharp teeth . Pieces of metal adhered to its skin and smaller metallic bits formed a rusty entourage as it moved . Personality . Sword slugs were not much for conversation and tended to be rather single - minded about their next meal . Combat . Metalmasters could detect a pound ( 0 . 45 kg ) of metal within 60 ft ( 18 m ) and know its general direction . It could then magnetically attract or repel them , making weapons feel like they were entangled or deflecting them from hitting . Metal shields and armor that could not be dropped quickly pulled or pushed their owners with a strong constant force . The metal shards stuck to its body formed additional armor for the creature , but it could also be used to create a storm of razor - like shrapnel that swirled in a 20 ft ( 6 m ) radius . This removed the extra armor plating , making the sword slug easier to hit but more difficult to approach . The metalmaster could pick one metal object or creature within its detection range and manipulate it as if by " telekinesis " , with the same strength as its repulsion / attraction ability . Society . Metalmaster were solitary or traveled in groups of up to four .
Alyn Telarson Alyn Telarson was an half - elf living in Myth Nantar and the regional agent of the Moonstars for the Sea of Fallen Stars in the Year of the Tankard , 1370 DR . History . Alyn was born in Essembra and was a member of the Harpers that fought in the Iakhovas Invasion ; for his exploits he was offered to live in Myth Nantar and he accepted ; at one point he joined the Moonstars . In circa 1371 Alyn wrote a Sea of Fallen Stars book with comment of Elminster Aumar
Kepeshkmolik Narghon Kepeshkmolik Narghon was a dragonborn of Tymanther and the patriarch of Clan Kepeshkmolik in 1486 DR . He was the father of Kepeshkmolik Uadjit . Description . Narghon had tarnished brass , green and dark scales History . Narghon always resented Mehen for having spurned his daughter Uadjit . In 1486 DR , Narghon was investigating a series of murders in the Catacombs of Djerad Thymar .
Wand of the sun Wands of the sun were magical item s that could be found in Zakhara , the Land of Fate . Powers . These wand s discharged a golden ray that was up to 30 yards long . The effects of the ray were similar to the " sunscorch " spell . The ray never missed its target and blasted it with burning damage . Targets wearing metallic armor or holding metallic weapons suffered more damage . These wands were favored by powerful members of the Brotherhood of the True Flame .
Turvy Turvy was a deep gnome wererat living in the Underdark with his twin Topsy during the Rage of Demons . Personality . The gnome was very close to his twin Topsy . He was constantly blabbering and muttering darkly and his brother translated for him . They feared that someone would discover that they were novice wererat s who couldn ' t easily control their instincts . History . Topsy and Turvy lived in Blingdenstone . During the Rage of Demons , they were infected with lycanthropy . Later , during a trip to collect some mushrooms , he and his twin were captured by drow slavers of Velkynvelve .
Sohang Gitse Sohang Gitse was a gambler yakuza in Shou Lung . History . In 1358 DR , at the komite in Suijeng , Sohang Gitse took bets on any and all contests in the tournament . Although technically a criminal , he was scrupulously honest about the gambling he managed . Sohang had a vast network of informants to help him set odds for each fight . He had gathered a great deal information on specific fighters , judges , and the tournament in general , which he would share with anyone for a price .
Giant language The giant language , called Jotun by those who speak it , was the ancient language of most giant s . It was one of the oldest active languages . It was believed that the language shared some of its roots with Common and Thorass . Script . Modern Giant was written with Dethek runes . Grammar . Jotun tended to follow a subject – verb – object order , but there were exceptions . The copula , " er " , was often left out of sentences . Nouns . The plural forms of nouns varied depending on the declension . For example , the plural of " jotun " ( " giant " ) was " jotunen " , while the plural of " huslyd " ( " family " ) was " huslyder " . Verbs . Scholars have determined that verb forms in Jotun were inflected , that is , they changed form depending on the subject of the sentence . For example , the verb " fer " , " to go " , was known to have at least the following forms : The participial form " ferd " derived from the verb and meant " going " or " journey " . The infinitive form , " fer " , was used in commands , " e . g . " , " Fer zu dun heim , " " Go to your home . " Pronouns . The subjective forms , as known , are shown below : The following were the known objective forms : The known possessive forms were as follows : The two demonstrative pronouns were " i " and " det " , " this " and " that " , respectively . The interrogative pronouns included " wo " ( " what " ) , " wer " ( " who " ) , and " wie " ( " where " ) . Numbers . The cardinal numbers in Jotun are listed below : Numbers after ten were formed simply by following ten with the next digit , as in " tier et " , that is , there was no separate word for eleven . 20 and 30 were represented with " to tier " and " tre tier " . Similarly , 2 , 345 would be represented as " to tusen tre hund fir tier fem " . The only ordinal number known to scholars was " stot " , " second " . History . Giant was derived from the Primordial language . Derivatives . There are several languages and dialects based on Jotun that have evolved from it . Appendix . Notes . A lot of the words of the Giant language come from the languages of Scandinavia . For example : " Alv " is the direct word for " elf " in Scandinavia as well as " det " with the exact same meaning . Translation is complicated by the loss of the Scandanavian letters " Å " , " Ä " , and " Ö " ; some of them lose their meaning for automated translation and gain another .
Evereskan tomb guardian An Evereskan tomb guardian was a special prestige class for the elves of Evereska . Culture . To the elves of Evereska , nothing was more sacred than the bodies of the deceased and the countless tombs of great ancestors and heroes scattered around the region . Unfortunately , the tales of buried treasures and magic items attracted many adventurers and defilers , seeking to strip the tombs of their precious items . The tomb guardians took a special oath to protect these tombs and to track , punish , and even kill the defilers — even if they had to chase them to the ends of the world . Tombs east of Evereska , on the border of the Anauroch desert , were frequently patrolled by tomb guardians , as they were a regular target of human and humanoid tomb robbers . Some tombs belonged to hated long - dead elven families , but nonetheless the tomb guardians upheld their oaths to protect these burial places . Entry . Those who sought to become tomb guardians had to have some degree of arcane spellcasting capability , combat ability , and skills in tracking , stealth , and alertness . They were typically sorcerer s who trained as a ranger or rogue . Abilities . A tomb guardian continued to advance as an arcane spellcaster , and cultivated a wide range of skills related to their duty . They mostly studied the Western Heartlands around Evereska .
Malruthiia Chaadren Malruthiia Chaadren was a female sylvan elf and the half - sister of Yaereene Ilbaereth . She was born out of wedlock to a high - ranking clan in the Neverwinter Woods , and was exiled upon reaching adulthood . Relatives . Malruthiia married Taalmuth Chaadren , who was a human ranger . Their child was Tsarra Chaadren . Her elder half - sister was Yaereene Ilbaereth . Background . Malruthiia was born in the Neverwinter Woods , an illegitimate child . Despite her heritage as an Ilbaereth , she was exiled upon reaching adulthood and set out to make her own way . She met Taalmuth Chaadren in Waterdeep , a rival hunter , and the couple married in 1337 DR . The couple became guides for hunting trips and parties around Waterdeep . While on a hunt in the Ardeep Forest in 1357 DR , Taalmuth became involved in a spell battle against a suspected lich ( the true identity of the assailant was not known ) and was killed . His entire body was burned by a " fireball " spell , and there were charred areas on nearby trees , destroyed skeleton s , a pile of stones from an arcane ritual , and a scrap of maroon cloth , which all pointed to a lich as the culprit . After her husband ' s death , Malruthiia used her connections to gain her daughter Tsarra an apprenticeship at Blackstaff Tower . Malruthiia was killed in 1358 DR , protecting the Elfstone Tavern and her half - sister Yaereene Ilbaereth when Myrkul ' s undead horde attacked Waterdeep .
Crackers Crackers were crispy tidbits of bread . A selection with herbs from the Dalelands was available for purchase through " Aurora ' s Whole Realms Catalogue " . Description . Crackers were produced in several different flavors : onion , garlic , pepper , or savory . Packages contained three dozen crackers , and could be ordered either with a single flavor or in " Gourmet Packs " that contained all four flavors .
Spectral harpist A spectral harpist was a type of ghost . They were created when the spirits of Master Harper s died whilst leaving Harper business unfinished . Spectral harpists were intelligent undead that resemble ghosts or wraith s , appearing as translucent , shadowy forms that floated or flew around . They retained the powers they possessed in life as a Master Harper , and could also speak and sing as they did in life , but lost the ability to cast spells and they can t gain any new memories . In certain magicstrong areas ( most Harper strongholds and refuges ) , spectral harpists can ' t be turned .
Brimskarda Brimskarda was a fire giant and the nagging wife of Duke Zalto in Ironslag sometime after the War of the Silver Marches . History . In the late 1480s or early 1490s DR , Brimskarda was in the kitchen supervising a personnel composed of five smoke mephit s , two ogre s and twenty goblin s .
Fire truth Fire truth was a spell unique to Zakhara , the Land of Fate . This spell was only usable by wizard s . Effects . This spell was used to determine if someone was speaking the truth . The target was questioned by the wizard and spoke into a special candle while it was lit . Half - truths or slight deceptions caused the flame to gutter ; a lie extinguished the flame . This spell lasted for ten questions or until the candle was extinguished by a lie . If the target believed what they were saying was the truth then the candle read this as truth , even if it was false information . Components . This spell required a candle made from a rare desert bee ' s wax that cost 300 gold pieces .
Slaughtertusk Slaughtertusk was a nalfeshnee agent of Baphomet in the Labyrinth during the Rage of Demons . Personality . Slaughtertusk was a bully at heart , pleading for its life against enemies stronger than it . It was bored by the task assigned to it but knew not to disobey the Horned King . History . During the Rage of Demons , the demon lord Baphomet established himself in the Labyrinth . When he found the Maze Engine inside , he ordered Slaughtertusk to watch over the crevasse and prevent any creature from approaching the device .
Aziz Jomini Aziz Jomini was an elven associate of the Mosque of Free Haku in 1367 DR . Activities . Aziz traveled far from Huzuz to a strange land called Maztica . Upon his return to the City of Delights , the leaders of the mosque of Haku began organizing a return expedition for those eager to travel and experience a world full of adventure .
Firetrees ( Returned Abeir ) Firetrees , originally named Durlyndbold and later Raurokh , was a ruined fortress located in eastern Eskorn , Returned Abeir . Description . The fortress was located in a scorched land of tumbled stones , amid a forest of burned tree trunks and fire - blackened rocks where no new plants could grow , hence its name . The fortress was enveloped in a powerful magic that warped the senses , abilities , and shapes of any living creatures , and mysterious eerie lights drifted about its ruins . Inhabitants . Terrible monsters plagued the land and scholars also believed the place was cursed with a mysterious sentient spell . Unknown to most people , a few tribes of dragonborn also lived in the subterranean ruins of Firetrees since centuries before the Spellplague . History . The fortress was built by dwarves in the ancient past of the world of Abeir , and originally was named Durlyndbold . When a sentient spell appeared and began to spread a plague that rotted flesh , the dwarves abandoned Durlyndbold and scattered across Abeir . The fortress was later reclaimed by the gold dragon Raurokhymdhar , who renamed it Raurokh and transformed it into a dragonborn prison and a laboratory to create more slaves . Among the dragonborn who lived in Raurokh was the legendary hero Shasphur . After the dead of Raurokhymdhar , only a few scattered tribes of dragonborn remained in Raurokh , and the fortress was abandoned and mostly forgotten . Eventually , the people of Eskorn began to call the place Firetrees .
Tongues Tongues was a divination or alteration spell that allowed the caster or a touched creature to speak and understand additional languages . The alteration version was reversible , called babble , and could confuse all verbal communication in an area . Effects . The divination version of " tongues " was much improved over the alteration version because it could be bestowed on another creature , had greater range , and lasted 10 minutes per level of the caster , but it was not reversible . The alteration version had a divine and an arcane variation that differed only in duration : the divine variation lasted 10 minutes whereas the arcane variation lasted one minute per level of the caster . The area of effect for the alteration version was a circle of 30 ft ( 9 . 1 m ) radius centered on the caster , whereas the divination spell allowed the subject to communicate as far as his or her voice could carry . The subject of " tongues " could only speak one language at a time but could understand other languages , therefore the subject could act as an interpreter but could not address a diverse crowd and be understood by all . This spell only allowed communication with intelligent creatures with the ability to speak ; it did not otherwise bias creatures with respect to the subject . When cast in reverse , " babble " canceled the " tongues " spell or confused all verbal communication in the area of effect , even between those that shared a common language . Components . The divine versions of this spell required only verbal and somatic components . The arcane versions also required a small clay model of a ziggurat , which shattered when the verbal component was pronounced .
Insulation Insulation was a spell unique to Halruaa . Effects . " Insulation " provided temporary resistance to electrical damage to the caster . Components . This spell required 1 " ( 2 . 54 cm ) square piece of rubber to cast . The rubber needed to be placed between the caster ' s foot and the ground and remain in contact with the caster ' s skin at all times for the spell to work .
Little Fox The Little Fox was the youngest member of the Seven Sages inhabiting the World Pillar Mountains in 1367 DR . Activities . Little Fox was appointed to govern the Ghost Leopard province in the northwest region of the Yikarian Empire . Her close ties with a multitude of marrashi eyries allowed her to easily monitor all traffic through the foothills of the River Ruin .
Jhatli Jhatli was a boy in Nexal . History . In 1361 DR , he was one of the survivors after the Night of Wailing . He and other young boys decided to act as scouts for the column of refugees , checking the advance of the Viperhands army . Jhatli alone survived to report the rapid advance of the monsters .
Hosan Khalid Hosan Khalid was in charge of the West Center district of Huzuz in 1367 DR . Personality . Hosan was an extremely diligent individual . Activities . Hosan supervised the Suq Gate , Harbor Gate , and the Grand Bazaar . These areas held most of the city ' s tax collectors and merchants , so much of Hosan ' s work revolved around permits .
Flandarr Roaryl Flandarr Roaryl was one of the princes of Eskorn , Returned Abeir , as of 1479 DR . He was a member of the Roaryl dynasty . Background . In 1479 DR , Prince Flandarr plotted to become the next king of Eskorn , with the backing of King Ornan Roaryl ' s most trusted spies and members of the Storm Rune merchant guild . Relationships . Prince Flandarr was the second son of King Ornan Roaryl , and the brother of Imrar and Dlorna Roaryl .