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Broken Ones The Broken Ones were a monastic order devoted to the god Ilmater . Organization . The Broken Ones numbered both monk s and swordsage s among their ranks . The order had no temple or monastery to call a base , and nor did they have a fixed hierarchy . Attitudes . The Broken One monks were kind and enduring , and they acted purely in the name of Ilmater . Swordsages of the order were ascetics who remained detached from the world and lacked zeal . Activities . Members of the order were responsible for the defense of Ilmater ' s temples and shrines , as well as his followers . They also sought to track down and punish those who inflicted cruelty , especially followers of Loviatar . They performed good deeds and righted bad ones . The Broken Ones regularly traveled as pilgrims through the Dalelands , stopping at temples of Ilmater if no other lodging was available . They often visited the many shrines in the region . Abilities . A Broken One monk pursued the paths of a healer and a hunter in service to the faith . As a healer , they learned the skills of treating injuries and dispensing medicine , and could even develop the ability to lay on hands and heal injuries with a touch . As a hunter , they also learned the skills of wilderness survival and tracking . They were dogged in the pursuit of tormentors , and could develop supernatural skill in following the tracks of Loviatans . Such hunters had only to touch the body of one recently harmed by a Loviatan to see the true face of their attacker . Some could even learn a " locate creature " spell specific to locating worshipers of Loviatar . Some Broken Ones learned tactics in combat by which they could swiftly intervene and save an ally from an attack , at the cost of suffering the blow in their place . This effort could leave them wearied , if not slain by the blow . Monks of the Broken Ones could cross - train freely as cleric s , as well as divine champion s , divine disciple s , divine seeker s , hierophant s , arcane devotee s , and swordsage s . Relations . People often mistook the Monks of the Long Death , who regularly disguised themselves as beggars , for Broken Ones . This angered the Ilmatari .
Burak Burak the Mongrel was a half - orc pirate on the Moonsea in 1367 DR . Personality . Burak had no strategy in his attacks and was not loved nor admired by his crew ; they followed him for money , and showed no mercy to their victims . However , Burak had a passion : destroying slave ships . But all slaves were dragged aboard his ship and given to the crew to do with as they willed . No slave taken by him and his crew was ever seen again on land . History . Burak was a bandit who at one point decided with other humanoids to turn to piracy . Despite his lack of strategy , Burak was quite successful in his career thanks to his rapid attacks and his ace card , a shaman in his crew . His ship was named " Flotsam " .
Xivros Emissary Xivros was one of the many Red Wizards of Thay serving under Valindra Shadowmantle in Neverwinter in 1484 DR . History . The emissary Xivros decided to raise the powerful ancient ogre warrior Arleon the Unforgiven as an undead to guide Valindra ' s undead army in the conquest of the city . Xivros succeeded in his ritual and Arleon the Unforgiven became a wight . However , soon after , an adventurer sent by Sergeant Knox to stop the plot arrived and fought and defeated the ogre wight and likely killed Xivros as well .
Calm wind Calm wind was an arcane abjuration spell that could reduce strong winds to a light breeze in a localized area . Effects . This spell could be cast out to a distance of 360 yd ( 330 m ) and affect a circular area at least 180 ft ( 55 m ) in radius ( larger for more experienced casters ) . The effects lasted at least 90 minutes with higher level casters able to extend the duration . " Calm wind " reduced the wind speed in the area of effect to a gentle breeze . If cast in the middle of a tempest , it created an " eye of the storm " in which the violent winds raged around the protected circle . This spell did not affect precipitation , fog , or wave action , so a storm could still adversely impact a ship and its crew in other ways . If cast upon already becalmed conditions , " calm wind " had no effect . Components . Only verbal and somatic components were required to cast this spell . History . This spell was associated with the pirates that roamed the Sea of Fallen Stars .
Fluvenilstra Fluvenilstra was an Underdark city located 11 miles ( 18 km . ) beneath the Shaar Desolation in southern Faerûn . The city was known primarily for its fungus forest and as a training ground for genasi who wished to mix their earth and water natures . Some of the water that flowed through the Shaar prior to the Spellplague was redirected to Fluvenilstra and the city was well watered . The city was lit by luminescent fungi and many of the buildings were constructed from magically altered fungi . Government . The city was governed by a circle of druid s known as the Circle of the Depths . Military . Fluvenilstra had an armed force of several hundred . Inhabitants . As well as genasi , the city had a number of myconid residents .
Phylactery of faithfulness A phylactery of faithfulness was a useful item for divine spellcaster s , in that it enabled the wearer to foresee how their actions would affect their connection to their deity . Appearance . A " phylactery of faithfulness " was a small black box containing religious scripture , tied around the forehead by a leather cord . There was no way to determine precisely what function it performed until it was worn . Creation . Despite their usefulness , " phylacteries of faithfulness " were among the simplest and cheapest magic items to manufacture , available to virtually any divine magic spellcaster who could create wondrous items . To create a " phylactery of faithfulness " , the creator must cast " detect evil " , " detect good " , " detect law " , and ' detect chaos " during the process . Activation . If the wearer of a " phylactery of faithfulness " took a moment to contemplate an action or item that may adversely affect his or her alignment and / or standing with their deity , he or she became fully aware of the consequences before performing the action .
Abarax Abarax was a pit fiend that managed to depose and assume the identity of Lord Orgauth until he was slain by Scyllua Darkhope . Description . Abarax in his true form stood 12ft ( 3 . 6m ) tall . History . Abarax had been summoned and imprisoned by one of Lord Orgauth ' s mages until 1368 DR when armies sent by Cyric attacked Zhentil Keep . During the attack , the mage who had imprisoned Abarax was killed and the pit fiend managed to escape his bonds . Once free , Abarax stumbled across the body of Lord Orgauth , who had died whilst trying to return to his family . Abarax disposed of his body and hatched a plan to take on the dead lord ' s identity by transforming into his form . Later , Abarax " gate d " in an erinyes ally named Eshaeris to pose as a courtesan named Desmonda , who ' d vanished in the siege . Only they knew eachother ' s secret identities . Together , they used their magic to befuddle the various nobles and lords , leaving them rulers of Zhentil Keep . Abarax ruled absolutely until , one cold winter night in 1370 DR , Scyllua Darkhope sought out and confronted " Lord Orgauth " . However , Abarax surrendered to her , then swayed the paladin of Tyr with honeyed words and feigned apologies . However , it was Eshaeris as Desmonda that cemented Scyllua ' s fall when , jealous of the attention the young and misguided paladin was getting from her lord , she slowly warped her mind with skillful lies and plotted truths and convinced Scyllua to slay Lord Orgauth . A few months later , Lord Orgauth was no more . Equipment . In his guise of Lord Orguath , Abarax was known to carry + 2 plate mail and a + 2 bastard sword .
Accalia Accalia was a female human priest from the Temple of Tempus in Easthaven within the Ten Towns of Icewind Dale . Description . As a follower of Tempus , the priestess wore armor even while completing her temple duties . History . Accalia traveled from Neverwinter after Everard ' s fellow priest , Renfeld , was killed outside Bryn Shander during a Reghedmen barbarian raid . In Eleint , 1281 DR , Accalia aided Everard in his duties for maintaining the temple .
Kurush el Nayet Archdruid Kurush yn Arib el Nayet was the son of a Calishite naval captain who became a follower of Silvanus and founded the Golden Grove in Memnon with Silvanus ' miraculous blessing . History . Kurush was the son of Rysal Arib el Nayet , but not wanting to follow in his father ' s footsteps as a man of the sea , he fled as a youth to the north and became an adventurer . During his adventuring days , he even explored the infamous ruins of Myth Drannor . Falling in love with the lush , green trees of the north , so different from those of his native Calimshan , he became a follower of the nature god Silvanus , a god who was then nearly unheard of in that southern land . Desiring to share his new patron with his countrymen , he returned to his home in Memnon , to his grandfather ' s estate . When he entered the garden of that villa , a miracle awaited him ; when he touched the golden sculptures of trees there , they became living trees . Kurush dedicated the garden to Silvanus and named it the Golden Grove .
Ring of sustenance A ring of sustenance was a useful magical ring that provided the benefit of nourishment and restful effects while worn . Powers . Wearers did not require food or drink , and required much less in the way of actual sleep . For the ring to work properly , it attuned itself to its user . This process involved wearing the ring for a full week ( 7 days ) , while performing normal actions . Removing the ring at any time started the process over . After the week passed , the ring functioned normally . The wearer could elect to sleep only 2 hours , and gain the benefit of a full 8 hour rest . Wizard spells were not memorized faster with this benefit , however , and still required the normal study time . A " ring of sustenance " had a base value of 3 , 500gp .
Street of the Learned The Street of the Learned , or the University Road , was located in Huzuz , the City of Delights , in 1367 DR . Description . This street was so named because it provided the most direct route for students commuting to the ferries that crossed Al - Sarif River to the great university , Al - Bidir Sallah . The Street of the Learned was adjacent to the Street of the Ajami in the Craft District , passing northeast though the district to exit the city and connect with the River Road and the ferries .
Kara - Turan languages The Kara - Turan languages were a family of languages spoken by the majority of human s on the continent of Kara - Tur . Languages . The following language groups belonged to the Kara - Turan language family : In addition , the following languages were also among this family : The Chuchian language from the Imaskari languages family was also found among the languages of Kara - Tur .
Harauna Beltzund Harauna Beltzund was the owner of the Whistling Wizard inn located in Voonlar " circa " the Year of Wild Magic , 1372 DR . Description . Harauna was of short stature and her features suggested she may have had some dwarven blood in her ancestry . Her hands , feet , and nose were all large for her size and her build was strong and husky . Personality . She had a warm personality edged with gruffness , but her kind nature made her likeable by most . She had a temper that could be wound up to a rant and rage at those that crossed her , which may have contributed to people treating her well out of fear of her tongue and hurled objects . All the glassware in the Whistling Wizard was replaced with metal or wooden vessels because they were less likely to shatter during one of her rampages . She was against bringing pets or animals into the inn . She owned a few small pigs which lived outside in the stableyard , but did not like animals indoors . She tolerated small pets and familiars of paying guests , but it was best if they were kept out of sight . Anything vaguely monstrous or snake like was required to be locked up in the basement of the outbuilding farthest from the inn until its owner left the establishment . She did not take kindly to anyone found sneaking around the inn , inside or out . There were persistent rumors that the Wizard was sometimes used by the Zhentarim and their allies as a drop for money or messages , hiding them behind loose boards in the floor or walls of certain guest rooms . On more than one occasion , light - sleeping guests had been awakened by someone furtively searching their room , giving credence to the speculation . Harauna treated anyone skulking around the inn , whether they were Harpers , Cyric ists from the Dark God Reformed , the Bron ' s deputies , or random strangers , with the utmost suspicion and threat of violence . Abilities . She was easily able to hit was she was aiming at when throwing odd objects like pots , tankards , or buckets . Possessions . She was the full owner of the Whistling Wizard " circa " 1372 DR . She kept a breed of small pigs , all of whom were named " Little Latha " , that roamed the stableyard . History . Harauna was from Sembia and a member of a merchant - class family . She heard of an investment opportunity in Voonlar from her family factor and decided to back the owner of the Whistling Wizard , Anthalus Droon . Unbeknownst to Harauna , Droon hated the Wizard and had mismanaged it so greatly that guests were choosing to stay elsewhere and employee morale went from bad to worse . He soon absconded with the funds from his investors and disappeared . As the major stakeholder in the property , Harauna ' s family took control of the Wizard and she took over the management of the inn .
Green warder Green warders were plant creature s programmed by elves to guard their woodland secrets . Description . Green warders were humanoid - shaped topiary bushes pruned to look like tall elves , but if untended , they grew bushy and scraggly . They bore sharp thorns on their forearms for defense , if needed . Behavior . Green warders had limited intelligence and minimal personalities . They were generally peaceful and benign beings and only in extreme circumstances would they shed blood , even if directly ordered to do so . Combat . Warders were generally programmed to avoid shedding blood ; their purpose was to guard . If intruders approached , they would first raise an alarm and then use their magical powers to confuse the invaders or send them into a deep sleep until elven reinforcements could arrive . If under attack , a green warder would typically flee but if trapped could use its thorns to defend itself . History . When the elves left Cormanthor during the Retreat , thousands of green warders were left behind , guarding the old sacred sites . By 1371 DR , however , inhabitants of the Dalelands began noticing green warders on the outskirts of the great forest that were acting far more aggressive than was typical .
Nereid Nereids were a race of aquatic fey related to the triton s . Like the nymph s who lived in the coves and streams , the dryad s who lived in the trees , and the oread s who dwelt in the mountains , nereids were fey who were bound to the seas and oceans . They physically resembled tritons except that their bodies displaced light , making them nearly transparent and hard to see , especially when they were in the water . Locations . Evil nereids roamed the streets of the underwater city of Ascale . They also lived in and defended Lake Ashane in Rashemen . Nereids were also rumored to live within the forest of Shilmista , within a pool formed from the headwaters of the River Valashar . History . In 1361 DR , a nereid ensnared Fyodor on Ruathym and almost drowned him . However , Liriel Baenre rescued him by snatching the nereid ' s shawl and enslaving her .
Hooked Knucklehead The Hooked Knucklehead was a longstanding inn in Bryn Shander . Location . The inn was located near the marketplace in the center of town . Interior . Atmosphere . The Hooked Knucklehead was mostly frequented by traders from neighboring cities who came to Bryn Shander for business . The owner , Barton , did not interfere with his clients ' affairs . Services . The few private rooms available did not have any hearths , and were freezing cold at night , also due to the building ' s lack of structure to withstand the cold winds . Most customers slept in the large common room close to its stone fireplace .
Heroes ' feast Heroes ' feast was a conjuration spell that called forth a great banquet to feed , heal , cure , protect , and " bless " those who partook of the repast . Effects . " Heroes ' feast " conjured a full banquet , replete with a table fit for a king , chairs , dishes , utensils , food , and a special nectar - like beverage for as many revelers as the caster was able to provide for . The meal took a full hour to consume and the benefits were not bestowed until the end of the hour . Any interruption of the feast broke the spell and no benefits were conferred . Upon completion of the meal and the consumption of the nectar , the older version of this spell granted the following benefits to the participants : The newer version of this spell had slightly different benefits : After the Second Sundering , the effects of " heroes ' feast " lasted for 24 hours . Components . The newer version required the usual verbal and somatic components and only the priest ' s holy symbol or divine focus . The older version also required a specially fermented honey made from royal bee jelly . After the Second Sundering , the spell required as its material component a bowl encrusted with precious gems . Casting the spell consumed the bowl .
Markeen Markeen , or “ genie doubles , ” were a lesser form of genie that were isolated from most of their kind . At birth , these creatures were cursed to resemble exactly a human from Zakhara . Other than their looks , markeen did not share any kind of bond with their human counterpart other than both were born at the exact same moment . Markeen were typically only the genie doubles of famous or infamous humans . Most true genies ignored the markeen , considering them to be vulgar creatures who were not worth their time . Since markeen lacked the inherent magical abilities of genies , sha ' ir s had no power over them . Description . Markeen resembled humans in every aspect . Combat . Markeen could use the following spells once per day : " flame blade " , " dust devil " , " invisibility " , and " gust of wind " . Though they rarely used the ability around humans , all markeen could fly . Habitat / Society . Markeen formed secret societies among humans . Markeen went through several rituals as they grew older . The first was a search for their human counterpart . This trip could last up to a year , and even if the markeen never found their human , it showed the elders their willingness to expand their horizons . During a ritual of memory , older markeen would relate the story of how the original markeen were cast out by genie - kind . These stories were often over embellished . A special group of markeen , called " hayan " , were the doubles of bard s and poets . If hayan found their human then the human was inspired to write immortal poetry or song . Ecology . Markeen avoided other genies , preferring to live and trade with humans . They would go to great lengths to silence anyone who learned their true nature .
Splint mail Splint mail ( or simply splint ) was a type of armor used on Toril . Description . Splint mail was made up of several vertical strips of ( known as splints ) that were riveted to a backing of leather . Splint was worn over cloth padding . The joints in splint mail were often protected with chainmail . Splint mail was common in Turmish , Vaasa , and Cormyr . Splint mail was rare in Kara - Tur .
Jaguar lord Jaguar lords were huge , evil , intelligent jaguar s living in the jungles of Maztica . Jaguar lords hated couatl s and would attack one on sight . Combat . These creatures preferred to use trickery and often ambushed their prey . Many Jaguar Lords were able to use Hishna magic and some were priests of Zaltec . Ecology . All Jaguar Lords were male and had to find a female tabaxi to mate with . Some Jaguar Lords took leadership of tabaxi clans . Jaguar Lords were even known to assume leadership of wild halfling clans .
Iruladoon Iruladoon was a quasi - extraplanar forest that was located on the eastern bank of Lac Dinneshere in Icewind Dale . It was created by Mielikki specifically for her apparent Chosen , Drizzt Do ' Urden , in order to house and instruct his friends , the Companions of the Hall , prior to their reincarnations . Catti - brie and Regis were the first to arrive here after their deaths in 1385 DR . Although in the outside world they spent nearly eight decades there , it seemed to them as mere tendays . Catti - brie spent her time dancing and singing , gaining instruction from the goddess Mielikki . Wulfgar was next to arrive after his own death , and then Bruenor Battlehammer in 1462 DR . Catti - brie explained to them that Drizzt was going to be in trouble , so they had the opportunity to be reincarnated to meet him in 21 years on Kelvin ' s Cairn in Icewind Dale . Although Regis was eager to help his friend , Wulfgar and Bruenor were more reluctant . Wulfgar decided to move on to the afterlife waiting for him ( although it is later revealed that he changed his mind ) , but the other three were reborn on Toril in the year 1463 DR . In 1466 DR , Drizzt Do ' Urden and his companions at the time ( Dahlia Sin ' felle , Artemis Entreri , Ambergris , Afafrenfere , and Effron ) presumably spent a night here that turned out to last eighteen years in the outside world . . The demiplane seemed to disappear after they woke up in 1484 DR .
Bolas A bolas is an exotic ranged weapon . Description . A set of bolas consists of two or three spheres connected by long cords to a central point . The spheres may be made of heavy wood , metal , or leather bags filled with stones . The cords may be woven leather straps or heavy twine . A typical bolas costs 5gp and weighs 2lbs ( 0 . 9kg ) . Weaponology . The bolas is held at the connecting point and twirled in a circle high enough that the ground does not interfere , then released and thrown at the target where they hopefully entangle and wrap themselves around the legs of the opponent , causing them to trip . The bolas requires a lot of skill and practice to use effectively , therefore it is classified as an exotic weapon . Realmslore . Bolas were among the weapons favored by the Tabaxi of Maztica . Other editions . The bolas is not mentioned in the 1st or 2nd edition player ' s handbooks .
Bredisker Bredisker was a thief of the 12th century DR . In the Year of the Majesty , 1177 DR , in the southern Sword Coast lands , Bredisker successfully stole the " Tome of Torment " , the holiest book of the faith of Ilmater the Crying God . Bredisker fled east to the Thornwood , but was continually harassed and stalked by the Ilmatari . A weary Bredisker soon sold the book to Lalaskra of Ormpetarr , a priestess of Loviatar and an enemy of the church .
Dolphin ' s Climb The Dolphin ' s Climb was a river located in Dambrath . Description . The Dolphin ' s Climb flowed from the southwestern range of the Gnollwatch Mountains into the Bay of Dancing Dolphins . Locations . The city of Herath was located along the banks of the Dolphin ' s Climb .