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Princess Ebonmire Princess Ebonmire was a sentient black pudding follower of the Pudding King in Blingdenstone during the Rage of Demons . History . At an unknown time , the black pudding devoured two spellbooks written by svirfneblin archmage Lesla Carrowil . The Pudding King , an insane deep gnome fascinated by ooze s , subjugated the black pudding , which he called Princess Ebonmire , and a gray ooze he called Prince Livid . Princess Ebonmire and Prince Livid always remained close to the Pudding King . In the end , after a great battles between the Pudding King ' s ooze army and all the factions of Blingdenstone gathered together , Princess Ebonmire was killed just before its master by a party of adventurers hired by some deep gnome factions after escaping from drow slavers of Velkynvelve .
Kidera Ujisato Kidera Ujisato was the commander of the sohei of the Winter Sect in Nakamaru around 1357 DR . Activities . Ujisato always tried to maintain the neutrality of the temple in the conflicts between the city ' s clans . Personality . Ujisato inherited many of the qualities of his father . He was lean and wiry , balancing being correct and proper with acting cheerful and friendly . He was respected by his men and was a good commander . He trusted others but remained vigilant for deception and duplicity . When he was absorbed by a problem , he used to suck on his lower lip . Despite ancient ties between his family and the Goshukara clan , Ujisato was personally loyal to the Funada clan .
Jhaam Jhaam was the warrior - king of an ancient human folk living around - 5800 DR . He led his people in a series of minor wars against neighbouring villages . Through this , he wanted to secure his realm from attack . When he died , his successors established the capital city Naarkolyth and with it the realm Jhaamdath . It is known that Jhaam was also the greatest psionic warrior of his people and the founder of the Dath Dynasty .
Quaggoth A quaggoth was a bear - like inhabitant of the Underdark . History . Originally believed to have been bred by drow magicians as a slave race , the quaggoth escaped and filled their own niche in the Underdark . The origin of the quaggoths was unknown . Some sages claim that they were once a semi - civilized race that dominated much of the Underdark through conquest and ritual sacrifice , until the drow , duergar , and other races broke their power . Others speculated they had some sort of civilization on the surface and were driven underground ; this theory was supported by the quaggoths ' hatred for surface - dwelling dwarves and elves . They did , however , have an underground kingdom called Ursadunthar , deep beneath the Spine of the World , until it fell to duergar from Gracklstugh in - 1350 DR . Personality . Quaggoths feared no creature . Though they were dangerous hunters , they were just as often prey for other predators of the Underdark . Quaggoths could be trained as servants and guards if captured young . Description . Quaggoths were humanoids with long , shaggy , white hair covering their entire bodies . They wore no clothing , with the leaders of packs being the exception . Warlike and vicious , they roamed the Underdark looking for prey . Drow sometimes enslaved them as guards and spider handlers . Quaggoths spoke a halting form of Undercommon , and could grasp only simple concepts . More intelligent quaggoths could also speak a few words of the Duergar , Drow , or Common languages . Combat . Quaggoth tribes claimed a certain territory as theirs and patrolled it , hunting for food . Any animals or creatures ( such as a party of adventurers ) detected invited certain attack . Most tribes ( 70 % ) of quaggoths did not carry weapons , and attacked with their claws . The remainder of quaggoth tribes carried stone clubs or axes . Those quaggoths were or had been drow slaves carried superior weapons , such as steel battleaxe s or two - handed swords . Ecology . Quaggoths were nomadic hunters . They changed territories periodically . In each new territory , they claimed a central cave as a lair , leaving treasure with a few guards . The rest of the tribe hunted , returning periodically to rest and change guards .
Ghassis King Ghassis was a lizard king who inhabited the Great Swamp of Rethild in western Dambrath . Activities . Ghassis was the leader of the Servants of the Royal Egg mercenary company . He hired out his warriors to anyone who had the coin , charging extra if his troops were to be used as cannon fodder . Ghassis cared little for the other lizard men of the company since he had access to a nearly limitless supply of new warriors . These new recruits were supplied via spelljammer ships from Realmspace .
Dalia bint Khalil Dalia bint Khalil was a the youngest daughter of Grand Caliph Khalil al - Assad al - Zahir in Huzuz , the City of Delights , in 1367 DR . Activities . Like her older sister Janya , Dalis lived in the Royal Harim for the first few years of her life before being moved to a secure location within Al - Akara Mountains . She still visited her parents on a regular basis . Relationships . Dalia was the child of Khalil and his most favored wife Tanya bint Perijan . Her name was Khalil ' s way of honoring is first wife , Dalilah al - Nakar , though he of course received Tanya ' s permission before naming her .
Gnome artificer Gnome artificer is a prestige class whose members are artisans and craftspeople who explore what technologies are available to the people of Faerûn , specifically by creating devices that attempt to reproduce the effects of various arcane spells . While often being competitive with one another , artificers also tend to share information and work with one another on various projects . If not working on their own or in small teams , artificers can often be found as advisors to massive engineering endeavours such as in the construction of bridges and the like . While most artificers tend to be gnome s , there are few select humans from Lantan who , while having the same skills as gnome artificers , refer to themselves as Lantanese Artificers .
Gate of Glory The Gate of Glory was located in the City of Brass on the Elemental Plane of Fire . This gate was found in the Foundry ward of the city . Description . The Gate of Glory was the entrance to the Glory Mines – a maze of tunnels running beneath the City of Brass that was inhabited by salamander s .
Tiger ' s claws Tiger ' s claws were special weapon s in Zakhara . Description . Also called " bagh nakh " , these small weapons looked like brass knuckles that had spikes added so they stood out when the wearer made a fist . Uses . Since these weapons were small and easily concealed , they were favored by slayers and assassin s , who often coated the spikes with poison . Price . A pair of tiger ' s claws sold for 6 silver pieces .
Tordon Sureblade Tordon Sureblade was the Lord Chancellor of Ravens Bluff from ? - - ? Appearance . Tordon Sureblade is short and muscular at 5 ' 5 " and 175 pounds . He is meticulous about his appearance , always dressing neatly in conservative colors , especially grays and browns . Personality . Tordon is a man of few words , very solemn and dedicated to Torm and his duties as Lord Chancellor of the city ' s legal system . His main goal is to promote justice by creating a comprehensive system of laws . This requires much paperwork and he worries that the demands of his job is making him stale as a fighter of evil . He rarely shows his feelings but occasionally reveals he has a dry wit . He tolerates non - evil faiths and tries to be as fair as possible in dealing with them . He gives 40 percent of his income to the temple to help the poor . He dearly loves his half - brother Thorm but despairs at his impulsive nature , which frequently leads him into brawls . Background . Tordon grew up in Ravens Bluff and saw first hand the corruption and lawlessness that plagued the city before Charles Oliver O ' Kane became the Lord Mayor . He has the same father as Thorm but his mother was a human named Eleanora . After learning to read , he spent many years in libraries educating himself about history , religion , politics , and legends , alternating with training to be a warrior . Eventually he dedicated his life to Torm and became a Paladin . Sometime in the 1350 ' s DR he was appointed Lord Chancellor of Ravens Bluff but he still finds time to help train young paladins and aid the temple however he can . As Lord Chancellor he is automatically a member of the Council of Lords .
Quasimagical item A quasimagical item was an item that acted as a permanently activated magical item , provided that it remained within range of a " mythallar " . History . The great Netherese arcanist Ioulaum created the first quasimagical item in −3011 DR . It was a mantle that allowed one to see in the dark and read someone else ' s surface thoughts . After this , countless quasimagical items were produced , so many that Netheril was flooded with them , wrecking the economy for a time , as such items could be sold for a tenth of the cost of " real " magical item s , and those magical items rose in cost to triple the former price . Most quasimagical items were actually created with the common folk in mind , simple creations to assist in the everyday tasks of the middle class . The first such items to enter the markets were " roomlight s " , tiny globes that lit up upon command . Magical provision of running water and plumbing followed after . When the phaerimm cast their life - draining spell over the empire , the quasimagical items lost their power .
Bowgentle Bowgentle of Silverymoon was a legendary wizard . Personality . Bowgentle was noted for his calm demeanour , politeness and generosity , but also for his reckless adventuring . Activities . Bowgentle spent much of his life venturing into dangerous places in search of hoarded magic . Upon escaping with his spoils , he would then share what he ' d found in cities . He cast spells for the benefit of others , making him a much - loved hero of the people . Biography . Bowgentle was born on Nightal 30 1034 DR . His father was a fisherman in Silverymoon . At the age of six , Bowgentle began his study of magic under Quintas Uhlawm . By the age of nineteen , Bowgentle had attracted the personal attention of Silverymoon ' s High Mage Orjalun , who took him on as a student for a time . Four years later , Bowgentle left his home city and began a grand career in wizardry up and down the Sword Coast and Savage Frontier , rivalled by few . Some highlights of his storied career were when he slew Raurgoch the black dragon with magic pilfered from the wyrm ' s own treasure hoard ; his unsealing and plundering of the well - guarded tomb of the Wizard - King ; when he teased a red dragon by matching its flame breath with his own fire magic before going on to defeat it ; and when he helped found the Abbey of St . Alaric after Alaric himself saved Bowgentle ' s life . After bequeathing his final magical work , which would eventually be bound into Bowgentle ' s Book , to the School of Wonder , Bowgentle traveled south to live out his waning years with the elves of Shilmista . Bowgentle was reported to have died when he fell from a mountain path in a snowstorm in the western Snowflake Mountains in 1241 DR . The elves buried him in a grove beneath a dryad ' s oak in the southern quadrant of Shilmista Forest . In 1370 DR , Bowgentle ' s grave was dug up and looted by one of Manshoon ' s clones . Rumors and Legends . It was said that on the night of Bowgentle ' s birth , no less than twenty one shooting stars were witnessed by watchmen on Silverymoon ' s walls .
Belt of Storm Giant Strength The Belt of Storm Giant Strength is a great and decorated girdle with a silver buckle set with crossed lightning bolts . It imbues its wearer with the strength of a giant , the greatest of which were the Storm giant s that throw lightning bolts across mountain peaks . The belt enacts its magic when being tightened notch by notch .
Nozumi Takahasho Nozumi Takahasho was a broken soldier in Shou Lung . History . Nozumi Takahasho was a soldier of the army of General Goyat Nagumo . In 1358 DR , during the army ' s journey through the Kutuk Valley he was captured by Taring savages . Nozumi managed to escape but was infected by a variety of jungle diseases that nearly destroyed his mind . He managed to get back to Suijeng just before the Komite . He wandered the city exhausted , weakened , starving , and thirsty . If questioned , he tried to tell his story but couldn ' t remember the details , eventually collapsing to the ground , sobbing and shaking .
Eye of the All - Father The Eye of the All - Father was a secret underground temple to Annam built in the time of ancient Ostoria in the Spine of the World . Inside , an oracle may have once made predictions . Only a handful of giants — among them Harshnag — knew the location . However , a few ancient dragons , like Klauth , Iymrith , and Claugiyliamatar , also knew about it .
Ki - rin Ki - rins were noble creatures native to the celestial planes who either worked for good - aligned deities in direct opposition to the forces of evil or served as protectors of large areas of the mortal world . They were regarded as harbingers of good fortune , and days when a ki - rin was sighted were considered blessed . Description . A ki - rin was similar to a unicorn in some respects , as it was a noble equine creature with a single horn . It had a stag - like body , but it was covered in golden scales instead of fur . Its horn and hooves were pinkish in color , and it had a thick golden mane of hair . Its eyes were deep violet . Abilities . Ki - rins could fly without wings and they had several other powerful spell - like innate abilities , including the ability to read the minds of those around it . They were extremely resistant to magic . Combat . Ki - rins almost always avoided combat . If forced to fight , they would try to render their opponents unconscious . Society . Ki - rins tended to ally mostly with Torm , as well as Tyr and Ilmater . Ki - rins themselves worshiped their patron deity Koriel , though they had no priest s among their ranks .
Command Command was an enchantment spell that forced one subject to briefly obey a one - word command . Effects . The command word had to be given in a language the subject could understand and the effect lasted for only one minute . Commands that were known to work included : " approach " , " back " , " drop " , " fall " , " flee " , " fly " , " go " , " halt " , " leave " , " rest " , " run " , " sleep " , " stop " , and " surrender " . Newer versions of this spell were limited to " approach " , " drop " , " fall " , " flee " and " halt " . The command had to be unequivocal to the subject or it would be ignored or misinterpreted . A command to " suicide " would fail because the word was generally used as a noun rather than a verb . Unless the subject resisted , they would carry out the order to the best of their ability . If commanded to " die " , the target would fall in a faint and be unresponsive for one minute and then recover fully . The post sundering version effected a single target unless used with a higher level and the only commands that where known to be usable where " approach " , " drop " , " flee " , " grovel " and " halt " . Older versions of this spell could be overcome by creatures of high intelligence or toughness . Newer versions could be overcome by beings of strong will . " Command " only affected living creatures with sufficient intelligence to understand the command word . Undead were completely unaffected . Components . Only the utterance of the command word was necessary to cast this spell .
Marlyn Lurraxol Marlyn " Luxor " Lurraxol was a human female and a barmaid at the Fierce Flumph tavern in Eshpurta , Amn , in early 1370 DR , the Year of the Tankard . She was the niece of a member of the Lurraxol family of Athkatla , but was an outcast for some reason ( perhaps related to her arcane talent ) . She relocated to Eshpurta and was known to the locals as Luxor . She was an ally of Sable , the Herald of Crimmor , Mikaal Krimmevol .
Furdah Rustauk Furdah Rustauk was the name of the harbor in Dhaztanar in Semphar . Description . The walls surrounding Furdah Rustauk were the oldest in the city , sitting in a state of disrepair . Mud brick was used in their construction , which weathered over time . Many canals ran from the harbor to the rest of the city , feeding small boats that carried cargo and passengers from the larger ships that sat at anchor .
Shou Chiang languages The Shou Chiang languages were a group of languages spoken by the various nations of Kara - Tur , namely Shou Lung , T ' u Lung , Khazari , and Ra - Khati . The Shou Chiang languages group comprised the Kao te Shou , T ' u Lung , Khazari , and Ra - Khati languages . Of them , Kao te Shou and T ' u Lung came from same root tongue . The languages were mutually intelligible , similar enough for a speaker of one to understand the other , yet different enough to count as separate languages . The Shou Chiang languages heavily influenced the Eastern Imaskari languages . Shou Chiang was also the name of the written language of Shou Lung .
Squaring the circle Squaring the circle was an alteration spell that allowed a wizard to modify the shape of the effective area of other spells . Square or cubic areas could be changed to circular or spherical or vice - versa ; a square into a rectangle ; or a circle or sphere into an oval or egg shape . History . The creation of " squaring the circle " was attributed to young archmage Sammaster , in the period of his delving into metamagic in the late 830s DR , though it was unclear if he indeed developed the spell himself , or was merely instrumental in its rediscovery and subsequent distribution .
Noble tombs Noble tombs were the final resting places of the khans of the Hordelands . Description . The appearance of a noble tomb could vary greatly depending on the wealth and status of the khan in question , ranging anywhere from a simple grave to an elaborate burial mound . Most of these noble tombs could be found within the sacred site of Ejen Horo , though their exact location was always concealed to prevent grave robbers from tampering with the tomb . Cliff faces were popular locations for a noble tomb , preferably toward the top . Hills were also used . History . Khans were always buried with some of their most prized possessions since it was believed that they would use them in the afterlife . The favorite mount of a khan was slain and buried with him as well . On some occasions , valued servants were also slain and interred as well . A khan was buried sitting up with his possessions placed around him . The entire tomb was covered and remained unmarked to keep the location hidden . Curses were placed upon the tomb to dissuade robbers . Any slaves used to construct the tomb were slain upon its completion .
Farninger Seasilver Farninger Seasilver was the grand duke of Marsember in Cormyr in 1486 DR . Activities . When the Shadovar armies attacked Cormyr , Marsember was easily sacked . Farninger tried to escape to Everlund but the Prince of Shade Yder Tanthul managed to kill him . Relationships . Farninger was the father of Arietta Seasilver , the Chosen of Siamorphe .
Corstal Corstal , also infrequently known as , was a rare mineral and especially hard to find without impurities . They were worn by nomadic tribes and those that could not afford better jewelry . Description . These ornamental stones were fairly hard but brittle and ranged in hue from colorless to pink . The rare stone that was free of impurities could be , but otherwise these stones were cut . A typical stone had a base value of 10 gp . Powers . Corstal crystals could become light sources for a short time by exposing them to magically generated radiance . Any source of light from " fairie fire " to " flame strike " that touched a corstal gem was mimicked in the heart of the crystal as it glowed with the same hue and intensity for a few minutes before fading away suddenly . The longest duration of this mirroring behavior ever observed was twenty - four minutes .
Battle of Ingdal ' s Arm The Battle of Ingdal ' s Arm was a battle between Indrila ' s human army and the half - elves that took place in what would become Aglarond in 1065 DR . The battle was won by Brindor ' s half - elves , and Brindor went on to become king of the newly created nation of Aglarond . Motivations . The declining elves of the Yuirwood began interbreeding with the humans who came to explore the area , creating the half - elf population in the area . These half - elves took exception to the humans felling the wood in order to create settlements and inhabit the land . Although the half - elves appealed to the humans to stop this behaviour , the warnings were not heeded , and in 1065 DR , the half - elves attacked . Battle . The half - elves had descended upon the human population , killing any humans they encountered , and driving them back towards their own coastal cities . The humans in these coastal cities were more vengeful than those inland , and launched a counter - attack from Velprin . This was quashed by the half - elves , and the humans were completely eliminated at Ingdal ' s Arm . Aftermath . Most of the surviving humans from nearby settlements were content to make peace with the half - elves , and negotiation ensued , leading to the creation of Aglarond , under the initial rule of King Brindor . Those humans who did not accept the rule of the half - elf king migrated away , to Altumbel or the Fang .
Magister The Magister was the personal champion of Mystra , existing to promote the Art in her name . The role of Magister was created in the wake of the Dawn Cataclysm . A man named Azuth gained the office , but passed it on once he himself gained divinity . Only Mystra herself knew the full roster of Magisters but many made their names known by their deeds during their tenure in the office . Elminster and Laeral Silverhand passed on their knowledge of the Magister ' s abilities and responsibilities to various sages . If they hadn ' t , then only Mystra , Azuth and the current Magister would know any of the pertinent details .
Fall of Frostsilver Fall of Frostsilver was an RPGA module set in Icewind Dale that was released at the 2007 Worldwide Dungeons & Dragons Game Day . It was written by Forgotten Realms Continuity Editor Matthew Sernett in honor of the 20th anniversary of the creation of Drizzt Do ' Urden . Summary . A party of adventurers in Icewind Dale have discovered an ancient trail map that marks the location of a dwarven hold called Frostsilver . They are urged on to explore the site by a pair of dwarf brothers , who recognize it as their ancestral clanhold . Upon entering the place though , they find it occupied by goblinoid s led by a pair of Underdark slavers . Appendix . Notes . The cover art was a recycled image used on the cover of the module " Scourge of the Howling Horde " , which had been released the previous year .
Eldras Tantur Eldras Tantur was the blacksmith of Red Larch during the Elemental Evil crisis of 1491 DR . Activities . Eldras managed the village ' s smithy with his son and daughters over a decade and half . They very rarely emerged from their forge . However , he was considered an opinion setter in town .
Jub Jub was a half - drow half - orc fisherman in Skullport . History . Jub was originally a slave saved from his slavers by Elkantar Iluim and his men . Out of gratitude he sometimes act as spy for Qilué Veladorn . Around 1375 DR , Jub was torn apart by a dracolich while spying the Selvetargtlin ' s attack on the Promenade of the Dark Maiden . Leliana Vrinn resurrected him , but as an emotionless being . In 1379 DR , Jub was fishing with his companions when he happened to meet Leliana again as she was investigating a wizard ' s construct . During the Ghaunadaur ' s followers attack to the Promenade Jub was casually there and was put inside the Pit together with Naxil by the Ghaunadaur ' s priests that was trying to awoke the avatar of their god .