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Treasures

## Rare Treasures

* Reincarnation Stone
* Real Phoenix Fire
* Ningling Basat
* All Beast Fire
* Tiansheng Spiritual Pearl
* Spiritual Animal Egg
* Holy Spirit Bead

## Powerful Arrays

* Frost-Blocked Lingyang Battle Array[7] array that sealed the body of Chu senior in ice.
* Six Imaginary Purple Jiaojiao Battle Array Defensive array that Chu Xing Yun used to nurture his All Beast Fire and help Xuě Shuāng break through to the realm of Earth and Spirit, in the process, he increased they arrays efficiency.
* You Long Ning Ling Battle Array Defensive and offensive array built at Qiyunfeng to protect Yunteng Chamber of Commerce.
Sword Slaves

3,000 Martial Emperor Dark Swordsmen

Wan Jiang Ge

* Former Cabinet Master at Nirvana Rank
* 18 Swordsmen at Ying Yang Rank

Ancient Stars

* Cabinet Master at Nirvana Rank
* 18 Stars at Ying Yang Rank

Temple of God

* Cabinet Master at Nirvana Rank
* 18 Strongmen at Ying Yang Rank

Great Luojin Gate

* Cabinet Master at Nirvana Rank
* 18 Strongmen at Ying Yang Rank

Seven Star Valley

* Cabinet Master at Nirvana Rank
* Nirvana Rank who attempted to ursop the position of Cabinet Minister
* 18 strongmen at Ying Yang Rank

Jiu Han Palace

* 2 Nirvana Rank vice Cabinet masters
* 18 strongmen at Ying Yang Rank

Demons

* 57 Nirvana Rank
* 192 Ying Yang

Abyss Bugs

* 2,700 Martial Emperors refined from millions of Abyss Bug corpses
Nangong Huayan

Nangong Huayan is one of the main female protagonist in *"Spirit Sword Sovereign "靈劍君主"*

## Affliations

### Friends

Chu Xing Yun (Spouse)
Shui Liu Xiang
Ye Qianhan
Shui Qian Yue
Xia Qing Cheng

## History

Who once ruled the universe ... And shook the 9 realms, And became the true ruler of the 9 realms ... And became a legend of the 9 realms, because the Immortal venerable emperor Ah Jun Zhenjun Tianzun had shaken the 9 realms by defeating The Great Demon God who always acts heinous
Qin Yu Yan

* Qin Yu Yan
* Martial Spirit

## History

Heiress to the Qin Family, of the Qin Chamber of Commerce, which specialized in using alchemy to create Danfang(a drug that can heal, refill martial energy, and help cultivation). She was a second-grade alchemist, operating her family trading pavilion branch in Chu Xing Yun's home city.

## Plot

She befriended Chu Xing Yun after he brought her trading pavilion business and helped her advance to third-grade alchemist. She convinced her master Yan Ying to accept him as a disciple and asked him to help her save her father from her uncles conspiracy to take over their Qin Family. After rescuing her father, they founded the Yunteng Chamber of Commerce together, and quickly took over the city's and not long after, nation's economy. He brought her into the palace while healing the crown prince, which enlightened her, allowing her to breakthrough to fourth-grade alchemist.

## Relationships

She has a very close friendship with Chu Xing Yun and they trust each other unwavering. At first it was just a business relationship as he needed her trading pavilion to protect him so he could defeat his family elders in order to become patriarch. She was called back to the imperial city by her family and was being held prisoner by her uncle who had poisoned her dad and wanted to take her for himself. Chu Xing Yun showed up at the mansion and she told everyone that he was her fiancee. By this time she was already in love with him and offered herself to him. They started to mess around, but were interrupted. He rescued both er and her father by hiding them into the reincarnation stone and taking them back to his mansion. She offered herself to him again, but they where interrupted by Luo Lei.
Ardeep Elves

The **Ardeep Elves** were a tribe of wood elves that resided in the Ardeep Forest.

In 1490 DR, Lord Drezlin Nandar led the inhabitants of Nightstone into the Ardeep Forest, an action which angered the elves that resided there. Over time, the tension between the elves and Nightstone got worse, until the Ardeep Elves attacked Nightstone and killed its lord. Lady Velrosa Nandar made peace with the elves and promised to make no further incursions into the Ardeep Forest.

In 1491 DR, the Ardeep Elves attacked and chased away a tribe of goblins that tried to make its home in the Ardeep Forest. The goblins eventually took the Dripping Caves as their home.

About a month later, orcs from the Ear Seekers tribe attacked the forest, hoping to take it for their own. The Ardeep Elves, led by Rond Arrowhome, decimated the majority of the orc horde and chased the rest away. They proceeded to follow the orcs to the village of Nightstone, where they assisted Cardan, Bronn, and the guards in ending the orcs.
Bai Muchen

Bai Muchen was a character from the Wang Jiang Ge Arc. From the beginning he was against Chu Xing Yun due to him wanting to marry Xia Qing Cheng. He attempted to rape Xia Qing Cheng during the disciple trials of the Wang Jiang Ge Martial house. As Xia Qing Cheng was going to take her life to avoid being raped Chu Xing Yun arrived to save her. Bai Muchen was losing and tried to use Xia Qing Cheng as a shield and threatened to killed her and himself if Chu Xing Yan didnt stop. Chu Xing Yun then proceeded to remove Baio Muchen's head from his body.
Cragmaw Hideout

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**Cragmaw Hideout** was a cavern on the top of a hill, just off Triboar Trail, where goblins of the Cragmaw tribe resided. The occupants were primarily blacksmiths.

The leader of the hideout was a hobgoblin named Yeemik, who had recently been usurped by a bugbear named Klarg.

In 1491 DR, Godon, Alaya, and Allamir attacked the hideout, hoping to find out the whereabouts of Gundren Rockseeker and Sildar Hallwinter.

There, they found a few wolves chained to a stalagmite, which they freed. This act of kindness enticed a baby owlbear who was watching from afar, to approach. The adventurers sat down and fed the baby owlbear, befriending it. It took a particular liking towards Alaya, who eventually decided to not leave the owlbear alone in the woods and take it with them.

During the attack, the adventurers were told by Yeemik that Klarg was sent there by an individual known as the Black Spider, in order to gain control of the goblins and waylay Gundren and steal his map to the Wave Echo Cave.

After the adventurers parleyed with Yeemik, they attacked and took down Klarg, with the final blow being delivered by the baby owlbear who was aptly named Hero after the event.

Following Klarg's demise, the adventurers made a deal with the goblins to rid them of their bugbear oppressors, including the bugbear named Grol which ruled in Cragmaw Castle. As part of the deal, the adventurers convinced Yeemik to let them return the Lionshield Coster supplies that were stolen under Klarg's rule to Linene Graywind's shop in Phandalin.

## Inhabitants

* Droop
* Klarg
* Yeemik
Nightstone

**Nightstone** was a fortified settlement located near the Ardeep Forest, in the hills between Waterdeep and Daggerford. It was connected to the High Road via a side trail.

Nightstone was located a few miles south of the Ardeep Forest. It was built on the Ardeep River and consisted of a fenced island connected to an artificial motte that held the village's keep. Its name derived from a mysterious obsidian obelisk in the center of the village.

In 1490 DR, wood elves from the Ardeep Forest known as the Ardeep Elves had reportedly attacked Nandar Keep and killed Lord Drezlin Nandar, the village's founder. Lady Velrosa Nandar then proceeded to make a peace treaty with the elves to avoid any further conflict.

In 1491 DR, Nightstone was bombarded by a cloud giant floating castle which killed many inhabitants and forced the survivors to escape into the nearby Dripping Caves outside the village.

Cardan and Bronn arrived at the village three days after the bombardment and proceeded to rid the village from its goblin infestation. There, they met Kella Darkhope, a Zhentarim agent in disguise who had come to gather information.

Cardan and Bronn eventually made their way to Nandar Keep, where they met four of the remaining town guards; Sydiri Haunlar, Alara Winterspell, Torem Breck, and Kaelen Zam. Gaining the assistance of Alara, they went back into town to get rid of the remaining goblins and find the missing villagers. Kella Darkhope and several other Zhentarim agents rode into town shortly after, hoping to claim the town for the Black Network. After meeting Cardan and Bronn, Xolkin Alassandar, the leader of the group, sent his flying snake to one of his Zhentarim contacts, reporting on the situation in Nightstone.

Unfortunately, a horde of orcs known as the Ear Seekers also had plans to take over the town and had arrived in Nightstone. The orcs, guards, and mercenaries, all entered into a long and winding battle, each hoping to take control of the town for their own reasons. As the orcs were gaining the upper hand, the wood elves of the Ardeep Forest, led by Rond Arrowhome, arrived to save the day, ridding the town of the orcs.

In the aftermath, Cardan, Bronn, and Alara Winterspell went to the Dripping Caves to rescue the villagers. Once they returned, Morak Ur'gray held a feast at the Nightstone Inn to thank the two adventurers for saving them. While Cardan left Nightstone to pursue his adventures, Bronn decided to stay in Nightstone and become a guard.

A few days later, Halia Thornton told Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, and Allamir Cromwell that she had received word that the village of Nightstone was reportedly destroyed after a floating castle had been seen near the city of Waterdeep.

## Inhabitants

* Drezlin Nandar
* Velrosa Nandar
* Sydiri Haunlar
* Torem Breck
* Alara Winterspell
* Kaelen Zam
* Morak Ur'gray
* Darthag Ulgar
* Daphne Featherstone
* Semile Southwell
* Lathan Xelbrin
* Melantha Xelbrin
* Bronn

## Locations

* Lionshield Coster
* Nandar Keep
* Nightstone Inn
Phandelver's Pact

The **Phandelver's Pact** was an agreement made around 900 DR by clans of dwarves and gnomes, by which they would share a rich mine in a wondrous cavern known as Wave Echo Cave. In addition to its mineral wealth, the mine contained great magical power.

Human spellcasters allied themselves with the dwarves and gnomes to channel and bind that energy into a great forge (called the Forge of Spells), where magic items could be crafted. But then disaster struck when orcs swept through the North and laid waste to all in their path.

A powerful force of orcs reinforced by evil mercenary wizards attacked Wave Echo Cave to seize its riches and magic treasures. Human wizards fought alongside their dwarf and gnome allies to defend the Forge of Spells, and the ensuing spell battle destroyed much of the cavern.
Amn

**Amn**, also known as the **Merchant's Domain**, was a tremendously wealthy nation in West Faerûn. It controlled important trade routes and its population, mostly human with a large minority population of halflings, was historically in the range of 3 million. The country's natural resources and wealth, combined with its mercantile nature led Amn to become one of the most important and influential trading centers throughout Faerûn.

In Amn, arcane magic was considered illegal. Only those wizards who had the patronage of the government could practice their art. However, divine magic was not considered a problem in Amn as long as the caster was connected to a recognized religious sect.
Jin Feng Auction House

* Only 1 in each of the 5 Main Cities that have a military Academy under the control of an Honored Emperor.
* Available items are sold by Jin Feng members, who not only keep the profits, but are also awarded with accommodations to advance their rank in the organization.
* Any Imperial Armor/Weapon that is auctioned, the Auction house will buy for no less and no more than 60 million spiritual stones unless a higher bidder appears. This is to: encourage Jin Feng members to sell their Imperial wears at this auction by insuring them a favorable profit; raise the auction houses reputation and drawl in more wealthy bidders; and gather numerous powerful Imperial Wears for Chu Xing Yun to share with his closest friends/followers.
Melantha Xelbrin

**Melantha Xelbrin** was the wife of Lathan Xelbrin and the notary and record keeper of Nightstone.

In 1491 DR, following the cloud giants' attack on Nightstone, Melantha and Lathan were killed when the roof of their cottage collapsed.

Morak Ur'gray asked Cardan to deliver the sad news of the Xelbrins passing to their son, Miros Xelbrin, who resided in Goldenfields.
Velrosa Nandar

Lady **Velrosa Nandar** was the High Steward of Nightstone.

In 1490 DR, her husband, Lord Drezlin Nandar, was slain during a confrontation with the wood elves of the Ardeep Forest. After the event, she forged a peace treaty with the elves, promising not to trespass on their territory anymore, as long as they left Nightstone alone. Since then, she had been the sole ruler of Nightstone.

In 1491 DR, during the bombardment of Nightstone by a cloud giant floating castle, she was buried under the rubble of Nandar Keep, unable to be rescued in time.
Daran Edermath

**Daran Edermath** was a retired adventurer who lived in a tidy little cottage beside an apple orchard in the town of Phandalin. He was a fit, silver-haired half-elf well over a hundred years old.

Daran Edermath told Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Allamir Cromwell, and Alaya of Agedon that the Redbrands' leader was a man called Glasstaff, and that he needed to be dealt with.

Daran also mentioned that someone seemed to have been digging around near the Old Owl Well to the east, as undead had been reported chasing people away.
Tharden Rockseeker

**Tharden Rockseeker** was the oldest of the Rockseeker trio. He was the older brother of Gundren Rockseeker and Nundro Rockseeker.

In 1491 DR, Elmar Barthen mentioned that he last saw him camping outside Phandalin with Nundro.

A few weeks later, Godon, Alaya, Allamir, Lucy, Protonian, and Gundren arrived at the entrance of Wave Echo Cave, where they found Tharden's dead body, who appeared to have been dead for about a week. Allamir found bite marks on Tharden's body that were consistent with bite marks created by a giant spider. Gundren mourned the death of his brother and returned his body to Phandalin for a proper burial.
Veddubul

**Veddubul** was an Alhoon lich that was imprisoned inside the Hlaungadath Portal in Ascore.

In 1491 DR, Belreak, Bobo, Conan, and Levira Porridgepot arrived in Ascore to investigate the long-rumored source of evil that was said to exist in the ruins of the old city. There, the adventurers found Veddubul's phylactery inside a mysterious pool of liquid shadow, guarded by shadow demons.

During their investigations of the city, the adventurers stumbled upon the Hlaungadath Portal, a portal which was said to somehow connect Ascore with its sister-city, Hlaungadath, which was in northwestern Anauroch. The adventurers felt a faint dark aura emanating from the portal area, which the phylactery appeared drawn to. The portal seemed to have been tampered with and now served a different purpose. Nonetheless, the adventurers opened the portal, accidentally releasing Veddubul into the world, promptly realizing that the portal's renewed purpose was that of a prison.

The adventurers engaged in a fierce battle with the Illithilich. Veddubul managed to take control over Conan's mind and nearly managed to completely disintegrate Levira. The adventurers promptly realized that the creature was completely immune to their nonmagical attacks and promptly decided to make a run for it.

In an attempt to separate the lich from its phylactery, Levira re-opened the portal and Bobo guided the party through it, sans Conan who was being controlled by Veddubul.
Hero

**Hero** was a baby owlbear.

Sometime in 1491 DR, Hero was separated from its mother when it was captured and taken to Cragmaw Castle.

In 1491 DR, Hero approached Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, and Allamir Cromwell after it witnessed them freeing a trio of wolves in Cragmaw Hideout. It befriended the group and often helped out in fights, notably in the last fight of Cragmaw Hideout against the bugbear Klarg, which aptly earned him the name "Hero".

During the adventurers' attack on Cragmaw Castle, Hero detected the odor of his mother in a nearby tower and started restlessly clawing at it. With the help of the adventurers, Hero was reunited with his mother and together disappeared back into Neverwinter Wood.
Daphne Featherstone

**Daphne Featherstone** was the lady-in-waiting for Lady Velrosa Nandar, the High Steward of Nightstone.

In 1491 DR, when the cloud giants attacked Nightstone, she escaped town with Morak Ur'gray and made her way to the Dripping Caves, where she, along with the rest of the villagers, was taken captive by the resident goblins.

When Cardan and Bronn came to rescue the villagers, Daphne was in a holding cell, waiting to be fed to Hark's giant rats. The adventurers managed to parley with Hark and have Daphne released and returned to Nightstone.

When Daphne learned of Lady Nandar's demise during the cloud giant attack, she was devastated.
Iarno Albrek

**Iarno Albrek**, also known as **"Glasstaff"**, was a human wizard and the leader of the Redbrands.

He was a short, dark-bearded human wizard that was simply known to most as "Glasstaff" for his weapon of choice - a magic staff made of glass.

Iarno was initially a member of the Lords' Alliance, who was sent to the town of Phandalin to establish a constabulary, as the town did not have a powerful authority.

However, sometime in 1491 DR, Iarno broke ties with the Lords’ Alliance and created the Redbrands, seeing a chance to line his pockets. It was later revealed that Iarno's sudden disappearance was the reason that Sildar Hallwinter wanted to come to Phandalin and that aiding Gundren Rockseeker was merely a coincidence.

He based his operations out of Tresendar Manor in Phandalin until forced to flee when the Redbrands were brought down by Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, and Allamir Cromwell.

Right before his escape from the Redbrand Hideout, he managed to down Alaya of Agedon and Allamir Cromwell with a well-timed fireball. During the chaos, he managed to steal one of the adventurers' horses and use it to quickly leave Phandalin. In his quarters, the adventurers found a note from the Black Spider, which pointed to the fact that Iarno was working for or with him, though their relationship remained unclear.

After the adventurers made their way to the ruins of the old town of Thundertree, they found their stolen horse, which prompted Alaya to cast a spell to locate Iarno's staff. They, along with Lucy and Protonian managed to eventually find, corner, and kill Iarno.

His staff was looted by Alaya, but since the party had no use for it, they decided to sell it.
Mirna Dendrar

**Mirna Dendrar** was a human commoner and the wife of Thel Dendrar. She was the mother of Nars Dendrar and Nilsa Dendrar.

When Mirna was a young girl, she and her family fled from the town of Thundertree after undead overran the place. Her family owned an herb and alchemy shop there.

In 1491 DR, after Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, and Allamir Cromwell killed four Redbrands in broad daylight, the thugs decided to show the townsfolk who's boss. They came to Mirna's husband's shop and leered at her. When her husband reacted against them, they killed him and kidnapped Mirna and her children and brought them to their hideout.

The Redbrands planned on selling the Dendrars to slavery but were stopped by the adventurers after their attack on the Redbrand Hideout. As a token of gratitude, Mirna told the adventurers of the location of a valuable heirloom in her family's old shop in Thundertree.
Carp Alderleaf

**Carp Alderleaf** was the son of Qelline Alderleaf.

 He was a spirited and precocious halfling lad of ten years. He was enchanted by the idea of being an adventurer.

 He was often found helping out at his mom's farm, the Alderleaf Farm.

In 1491 DR, when Godon, Alaya, and Allamir came to Phandalin, they inquired about the Redbrands. Carp and his best friend, Pip Stonehill, overheard their conversation and explained that Carp had found a secret tunnel in the woods near Tresendar Manor, out of which came a couple of Redbrands.

Carp was eager to show the adventurers the way to the secret tunnel but was not allowed to proceed further with them, in fear that he might get hurt.

After the adventurers had taken care of the Redbrands, he was thanked for his assistance over some orange juice, which the adventurers dubbed "orange juice for little heroes".
Savage Frontier

The **Savage Frontier** was a region in the subcontinent of Faerûn that included the lands north of the Delimbiyr River that are not strictly part of the High Forest, the Silver Marches, the Sword Coast or Waterdeep. It is located between the Silver Marches and the Sword Coast, where the cities of Neverwinter and Luskan lie.

Contrary to its name, much of the area was really no more savage than other parts of Faerûn and was actually quite civilized.

## Locations

* Calling Horns
* Mornbryn's Shield
* Triboar
Pip Stonehill

**Pip Stonehill** was the son of Toblen and Trilena Stonehill.

He was often found helping out at his parents' inn, the Stonehill Inn.

In 1491 DR, when Godon, Alaya, and Allamir came to Phandalin, they inquired about the Redbrands. Pip and his best friend, Carp Alderleaf, overheard their conversation and explained that Carp had found a secret tunnel in the woods near Tresendar Manor, out of which came a couple of Redbrands.
Belreak

**Belreak** was an adventurer who used to reside in the Silver Marches.

In 1491 DR, Belreak was part of an adventuring group consisting of himself, Bobo, Conan, and Levira Porridgepot. Together, they answered the summons of King Harnoth to investigate the dwarven ruins of the city of Ascore and identify if the dragons that were recently seen flying over the ruins were a threat to Citadel Adbar.

Belreak and the rest of his party ventured into Ascore and found a lich's phylactery guarded by shadow creatures in the center of a ring of thirteen red pyramids. Following the lead, they uncovered a hidden portal that appeared to have been modified to act as a prison of sorts.

Curious, the adventurers opened the portal, accidentally releasing Veddubul, an Alhoon lich, into the world. Unfortunately, none of the adventurers' attacks were able to hurt the lich, and as such, the battle became one of wits. In an effort to avoid giving the lich its phylactery, the adventurers reopened the portal and valiantly marched through, taking the phylactery with them, and closing the portal behind them.
Alara Winterspell

**Alara Winterspell** was a Nightstone guard that was stationed in Nandar Keep.

In 1491 DR, Alara assisted Cardan and Bronn in finding and rescuing the villagers who had taken refuge in the Dripping Caves.

During the battle for Nightstone, Alara fought alongside Cardan, Bronn, and the rest of the guards against the Ear Seekers.
Nars Dendrar

**Nars Dendrar** was the son of Mirna Dendrar and Thel Dendrar and the brother of Nilsa Dendrar.

In 1491 DR, after Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, and Allamir Cromwell killed four Redbrands in broad daylight, the thugs decided to show the townsfolk who's boss. They came to Thel Dendrar's woodcarving shop and leered at his wife. When he reacted against them, they killed him and kidnapped his wife and children and brought them to their hideout.

The Redbrands planned on selling the Dendrars to slavery but were stopped by the adventurers after their attack on the Redbrand Hideout.
Harbin Wester

**Harbin Wester** was the townmaster of Phandalin.

Arguably the only official in town, Harbin served as a judge in minor disputes and kept any records that needed to be kept.

In 1491 DR, he posted a bounty on a band of orcs that were based near Wyvern Tor, east along the Triboar Trail.

Fat, old and something of a fool, the pompous townmaster had ignored the trouble caused by the Redbrands, dismissing them as nothing more than “just a mercenary guild”. During the Redbrands' reign, he had been careful to avoid any action that could provoke their anger.

After the Redbrands were taken care of, Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, Allamir Cromwell, and Lytherys Moonwhisper went to confront Harbin about his unwillingness to address the Redbrand threat. When the adventurers entered the Townmaster's Hall, they noticed that all of the village guards had been posted there to protect Harbin above everyone else.

After being confronted, Harbin kept insisting that the Redbrands were not causing any trouble and that the adventurers should not have bothered to deal with them.

At the end of it, Harbin gave them a backhanded show of appreciation and voiced his concern about the orcs in Wyvern Tor. He asked the adventurers to deliver a letter to Darathra Shendrel, Lord Protector of Triboar, which voiced his anger towards Darathra's "ineptitude". The letter said the below:

Lord Protector Darathra Shendrel,
I demand that you do a better job of patrolling the territory between our two settlements!

The recent giant attacks have forced a tribe of orcs to come from the east and infest the hills near Phandalin. Your inadequacy as protector of Triboar is leaking to the rest of the North. If this continues I'll be escalating the matter!

Harbin Wester,

Town Master of Phandalin
Thel Dendrar

**Thel Dendrar** was a woodcarver at the town of Phandalin. He was Mirna's husband and the father of Nars and Nilsa.

In 1491 DR, after Godon, Alaya, and Allamir killed four Redbrands in broad daylight, the townsfolk were inspired to do something about the thugs that were terrorizing the town. Thel was one of those people. He stood up to the Redbrands after they made advances on his wife, and for his courage, was murdered by them. His corpse was dragged off to the Redbrand Hideout to be used as food for the resident Nothic.

During Godon, Alaya, and Allamir's attack on the Redbrand Hideout, his body was discovered and buried by Alaya.
Hlaungadath Portal

The **Hlaungadath Portal** was a portal whose entrance was hidden in a fully surviving wall in one of the stone buildings of Ascore.

The ground around the wall was filled with a concoction of circles and weird runes, resembling those used in teleportation magic.

The wall had a brief dwarven chant inscribed on it. On the ground where you stand lies a concoction of circles and weird runes.

To Hlaungadath we march
To bring glory to our nations

So that the halls of our fathers

May stand for 10,000 yearsBeneath the chant, in small letters, and seemingly done in a hurry, lay another short verse.

Here he lies unchained
Veddubul of the flayed

For his crimes against our kin

He will forever remainThe portal was initially created to speed-travel between Ascore and Hlaungadath but remained dormant for centuries, before an unknown individual changed its purpose to that of a prison.

In 1491 DR, Belreak, Bobo, Conan, and Levira Porridgepot brought a lich's phylactery near the portal, which triggered it open, releasing an Alhoon Illithilich named Veddubul that was trapped millennia ago.
Barthen's Provisions

**Barthen's Provisions** was a trading post in Phandalin owned by Elmar Barthen, stocking most ordinary goods and supplies, but no weapons or armor.

Elmar employed two young clerks at his shop, Ander and Thistle, who helped load and unload wagons, and who waited on customers when Barthen wasn’t around.
Jarlaxle

**Jarlaxle** was a slender, handsome, and tightly muscled drow who spoke in a soft but relaxed voice.

In 1491 DR, Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, Allamir Cromwell, and Sildar Hallwinter encountered Jarlaxle outside of Cragmaw Castle.

He telepathically encouraged the group to approach him and said that he had been waiting for them to arrive.

Jarlaxle offered information to the adventurers, explaining that another drow named Vyerith was set to wait for them in Grol's quarters and was tasked with assassinating Gundren Rockseeker. He seemed to know more than he was letting on, but his information was valuable, so the group indulged him.

Jarlaxle explained that he preferred that the Wave Echo Cave didn't fall into the wrong hands and that it was paramount that Gundren was the one to claim the cave.

He disappeared shortly after that and wasn't seen by the adventurers again.
Klarg

**Klarg** was a bugbear that forced himself into the Cragmaw tribe under orders from the Black Spider.

He went to the Cragmaw Hideout at some point in 1491 DR, seizing control of the cave and instating himself as the leader.

He had delusions of grandeur, thinking he was a warlord just beginning his journey. He had a mangy pet wolf which he was very attached to.

He was slain by Godon, Alaya, Allamir, and Yeemik, during their attack at Cragmaw Hideout in 1491 DR. The final blow was delivered by Hero.
Trilena Stonehill

**Trilena Stonehill** was the wife of the Stonehill Inn's innkeeper, Toblen Stonehill and the mother of Pip Stonehill.

She was often running around the inn and serving customers while Toblen was preparing the dishes.

In 1491 DR, after Godon, Alaya, and Allamir returned to Phandalin, she informed them about Thel Dendrar's demise and that his wife and children were missing. She explained that following the four Redbrands' death at the hands of the adventurers, the townsfolk were inspired to do something about them, which was what got Thel killed.
Hekburn's Arms

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**Hekburn's Arms** was a modern inn/tavern in Neverwinter, owned by Hekburn, a dwarf. It was a great place for adventurers to meet, as well as for townsfolk to relax and drink.

In 1491 DR, the adventurers known as Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Allamir Cromwell, and Alaya of Agedon met Gundren Rockseeker and Sildar Hallwinter here and received an assignment from them.

A few weeks later, Lucy and Protonian found themselves in this inn and decided to head for Thundertree to dispatch of the dragon residing there.
Northwest Faerûn

**Northwest Faerûn**, generally referred to as **The North**, was a region of wilderness, difficult winter weather, orc hordes, and barbarian tribes. The inhabitants of areas further south, in West Faerûn, described this area in condescension as "the Savage North", a reference to the Savage Frontier and a time when its inhabitants were less civilized. In spite of this reputation, the region was home to two of the greatest cities in all of Faerûn: Neverwinter, Jewel of the North, and Waterdeep, the City of Splendors.

## Regions

* Frozenfar
* Savage Frontier
* Silver Marches
* Sword Coast North
Tresendar family

The **Tresendar family** was a royal family that used to live in a manor in Phandalin before the orc raids 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 before 1491 DR, some members of the family had risen as undead defending the cellars of Tresendar Manor.
Shui Chong Xian

## History

Head of the Shui Family and father to Shui Qian Yue and Shui Liu Xian, he agreed to marry his eldest daughter Shui Qian Yue to the eldest son of the rich and powerful Chu Family Chu Xing Yun after they saved his family from falling into ruin, but refused to honor that promise after the Chu Family was all but wiped out, leaving them weak and improvised.
Yeemik

**Yeemik** was a hobgoblin that was a part of the Cragmaw tribe. He was a friend to Targor Bloodsword, king of the Cragmaw tribe and he used to be the leader of the Cragmaw Hideout until Klarg seized control.

Yeemik and his crew were the appointed blacksmiths for the entire Cragmaw tribe before the bugbears' appearance.

In 1491 DR, under Klarg's orders, Yeemik and his crew attacked and kidnapped Gundren Rockseeker and Sildar Hallwinter while they were on their way to Phandalin.

When Godon, Alaya, and Allamir attacked Cragmaw Hideout, Yeemik offered to return Sildar to them in exchange for helping him take out Klarg, to which the adventurers agreed. Yeemik left to distract the rest of the goblins in the cave, clearing the way for the adventurers. The adventurers joined forces with Yeemik and his remaining crew during the confrontation with Klarg and promptly killed him and his wolf.

As a token of his appreciation, Godon spent some time with Yeemik, teaching him the ways of the blacksmith, and later returned to continue the lesson and teach him how to properly maintain his weapon.
Lionshield Coster

The **Lionshield Coster** was a merchant company based in the Savage Frontier, whose symbol was a blue lion painted on a wooden shield. It shipped finished goods, such as supplies of armor and weapons, to small settlements and towns all throughout the northwestern region of Faerûn.

## Outposts

* Lionshield Coster (Phandalin)
* Lionshield Coster (Nightstone)
* Lionshield Coster (Triboar)

## Members

* Linene Graywind
* Darthag Ulgar
* Alaestra Ulgar
Tresendar Manor

**Tresendar Manor** was a building which resembled more a castle than a house in the northeast side of Phandalin.

It stood at the east edge of town on a low hillside amid woods and thickets. The ancient manor had long been abandoned, but sometime in 1491 DR, its cellars had been converted into a stronghold for the Redbrands.
Narth

**Narth** was a human farmer in the town of Phandalin.

In 1491 DR, after the Redbrands were taken care of, he was approached by Godon, Alaya, and Allamir, and was asked who he was. Narth was annoyed that the adventurers questioned him as if he was a criminal, considering he'd been living in Phandalin his entire life, and politely told them to get lost.
Freda

**Freda** was a weaver who worked in the village of Phandalin. She was often found working her craft at the Stonehill Inn.

According to Trilena Stonehill, Freda's husband had apparently died last year due to a rare disease. Freda had been mourning his death ever since.

In 1491 DR, Freda assisted Linene Graywind in creating a black cloth for Godon "Blackhand" Lugar.
Zhentarim

The **Zhentarim**, previously known as the **Black Network**, was a mercenary company, and greater mercantile organization in Faerûn, who, over their 200 years of existence, has had a storied history as a cadre of self-serving thieves, spies, assassins and malevolent wizards.

## Members

* Allamir Cromwell
* Halia Thornton
* Urlam Stockspool
* Kella Darkhope
* Xolkin Alassandar
Raven Queen

The **Raven Queen** was a mysterious entity from the Shadowfell.

In 1491 DR, the Raven Queen sent a raven to guide Cardan out of Crimmor while he was being chased by townsfolk for his family's use of forbidden magic. The raven telepathically spoke to Cardan, explaining that the Raven Queen sent him because she sensed a greater purpose in him.

In exchange for Cardan's allegiance, the Raven Queen offered him the ability to channel her power. In return, the Raven Queen told Cardan to destroy anyone who delves into undeath and try to cast off the chains of fate.
Bobo

**Bobo** was an adventurer who used to reside in the Silver Marches.

In 1491 DR, Bobo was part of an adventuring group consisting of himself, Belreak, Conan, and Levira Porridgepot. Together, they answered the summons of King Harnoth to investigate the dwarven ruins of the city of Ascore and identify if the dragons that were recently seen flying over the ruins were a threat to Citadel Adbar.

Bobo and the rest of his party ventured into Ascore and found a lich's phylactery guarded by shadow creatures in the center of a ring of thirteen red pyramids. Following the lead, they uncovered a hidden portal that appeared to have been modified to act as a prison of sorts.

Curious, the adventurers opened the portal, accidentally releasing Veddubul, an Alhoon lich, into the world. Unfortunately, none of the adventurers' attacks were able to hurt the lich, and as such, the battle became one of wits. In an effort to avoid giving the lich its phylactery, the adventurers reopened the portal and valiantly marched through, taking the phylactery with them, and closing the portal behind them.
Targor Bloodsword

**Targor Bloodsword** was a hobgoblin that was a part of the Cragmaw tribe. He was a friend to Yeemik, the leader of the Cragmaw Hideout and he used to be the king of the Cragmaws until Grol seized control.

In 1491 DR, Targor was overthrown by a bugbear named Grol who had forced himself into Cragmaw Castle through pure intimidation. Grol was under orders from the Black Spider to seize control of the Cragmaw tribe and have them at his command.

After Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, and Allamir Cromwell managed to kill Grol, Targor became king of the Cragmaw tribe once again.

Despite Targor's gratitude towards the adventurers for taking out Grol, he was angry at their condescending manner towards his fellow goblins. He took a particular disliking towards Godon, who directly offended his tribe and religion, and told the adventurers it was time for them to leave and never come back.
Jaxon

**Jaxon** was an elf that spoke in a soft and tenuous voice.

He was encountered by Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, and Allamir Cromwell in Phandalin, outside the Lionshield Coster outpost.

He told the adventurers that the banshee known as Agatha used to go by a different name in life - Auglatha, which Alaya and Allamir understood to mean "Winterbreeze" in Elvish.

He further mentioned that if the adventurers wished to grab Agatha's attention, they should inquire about a certain mask that she used to own.

It remained unclear why he offered this information to the adventurers, as he disappeared shortly after the conversation.
Aldith Tresendar

**Aldith Tresendar**, also known as the **"Black Hawk"**, was a member of the Tresendar family.

Aldith was a great knight who died fighting the orcs that rampaged on the town of Phandalin in 951 DR. The orcs found the hidden caverns underneath Tresendar Manor, where Aldith fought them.

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 it was found and wielded by Allamir Cromwell in 1491 DR.
Nandar Keep

**Nandar Keep** was an old keep in the village of Nightstone which served as a castle for the ruler of Nightstone.

In 1490 DR, Lord Drezlin Nandar was killed by the Ardeep Elves while overlooking the village from the balcony of Nandar Keep.

## Inhabitants

* Lord Drezlin Nandar
* Lady Velrosa Nandar
* Sydiri Haunlar
* Torem Breck
* Alara Winterspell
* Kaelen Zam
Sister Garaele

**Sister Garaele** was a follower and priestess of Tymora, goddess of luck and good fortune.

Garaele was a kind woman that was the carer of the Shrine of Luck in Phandalin, offering blessings to travellers as they passed b they town.

In 1491 DR, she witnessed a fight between four Redbrands and the adventurers known as Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, and Allamir Cromwell. After the adventurers killed the Redbrands, Godon fell unconscious, and Garaele was the first to rush to his aid and heal him.

Garaele told the adventurers about the banshee Agatha, who resided on the edge of the Neverwinter Wood. She asked them to deliver a gift to her in exchange for the location of a spellbook owned by the legendary mage Bowgentle. Garaele explained that this was a task given to her by her superiors in the Harpers, who wanted to preserve the history contained in the book.
Cửa Hàng

**Cửa hàng** có thể được tìm thấy ngẫu nhiên ở nhiều level khác nhau và chúng cho phép người chơi mua Dược Phẩm và Vũ khí.

Những căn phòng này thường được kí hiệu trên bản đồ dưới dạng một chiếc rương màu vàng .

Mỗi Cửa hàng có một NPC Trader.

Những cửa hàng nhỏ sẽ luôn có 3 vật phẩm để mua:

* Một Bình Máu, Một Bình Năng lượng và một Vũ khí.
	+ Hoặc một Bình Phục hồi và 2 vũ khí.

Trong khi những cửa hàng lớn hơn sẽ có từ 4 vật phẩm trở lên:

* Một Bình Máu, Một Bình Năng lượng và ít nhất 2 Vũ khí.
	+ Hoặc một Bình Phục hồi và ít nhất 3 Vũ khí.

Kích cỡ của Dược Phẩm sẽ khác nhau với mỗi cửa hàng.

Những cửa hàng với trên 4 vật phẩm chỉ có thể xuất hiện trong Chế Độ Co-op.

Càng về sau, giá cả cuarvaatj phẩm càng tăng. Ví dụ, một bình máu nhỏ có thể được mua với giá 25 Vàng ở level 1-2, nhưng có thể lên đến trên 50 vàng ở level 3-1.

Những cửa hàng lớn còn có TV, sẽ cho người chơi thêm 10 Vàng sau khi coi một đoạn quảng cáo.

* Điều này chỉ có thể thực hiện được một lần mới mỗi cái TV; cố sử dụng nó lần nữa, hoặc khi tương tác mà không có kết nối Internet, sẽ khiến nó nói: "*Bad signal*." (Tín hiệu kém.)

## Thông tin thêm

* Kệ trưng bày ở những cửa hàng lớn có chứa Flame Eagle và Ion Laser, cũng như một lọ thuốc lớn màu đỏ và một ống nghiệm màu vàng. Tuy nhiên, chúng chỉ có tác dụng trang trí và không làm gì khác cả.
* Trước phiên bản 1.8.x và sau 1.8.5, cửa hàng không thể xuất hiện ở level 1-1, và Vũ khí Huyền thoại sẽ không được bán.
	+ Tuy nhiên, Nếu có một vũ khí huyền thoại được bán, giá cả của nó thường sẽ rất cao.

## Thư viện

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Qelline Alderleaf

**Qelline Alderleaf** was the owner of Alderleaf Farm in Phandalin and the mother of Carp Alderleaf.

Qelline was a wise female halfling of forty-five and a pragmatic farmer who seemed to know everything that went on in town.

In 1491 DR, Godon, Alaya, and Allamir approached her, hoping that she'd help them find Reidoth. She was kind and willing enough to let them stay in her hayloft but the adventurers refused.

She explained that Reidoth recently set out for the ruins of a town called Thundertree, just west of Neverwinter Wood, about fifty miles northwest of Phandalin. She said that there was not an inch of the land that Reidoth didn't know about and that he'd be able to help them get around the area if needed, and provided the adventurers with a map so that they could get there easily.

After the adventurers had taken care of the Redbrand threat, she learned that Carp had assisted them in finding out their hideout, which she wasn't pleased with, and told Alaya to keep her son out of their adventuring business.
Redbrand Hideout

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The **Redbrand Hideout** was the base of the Redbrands in Phandalin. It was a dungeon complex underneath Tresendar Manor.

The Redbrands expanded the cellars of the manor to suit their own purposes, adding slave pens, workshops, and barracks.

It contained a few secret doors that led to hidden areas of the hideout, as well as one that led upstairs to the manor's kitchen.

In 1491 DR, Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, and Allamir Cromwell attacked the Redbrand Hideout.

They found a Nothic that had been feeding on the corpse of Thel Dendrar, as well as about a dozen Redbrand ruffians that had been scattered throughout the hideout.

In the crypts lay the skeletons of the Tresendar family, which had been animated and forced to attack. The slave pens that the Redbrands created next door, were keeping Mirna Dendrar, Nars Dendrar, and Nilsa Dendrar.

In the southeast room, the adventurers found a bag inside the cistern, which contained a potion of invisibility, some traveler's clothes, and gold. In the northwest room, they found research on creating potions of invisibility, which they assumed to belong to Glasstaff, the leader of the Redbrands.

In the southwest room, were three bugbears that were making fun of and torturing a lone goblin, Droop, who the adventurers saved.

After the adventurers entered Glasstaff's quarters, they were hit by a well-timed fireball, which only Godon was able to survive. While Godon took the time to revive his fellow adventurers, Glasstaff managed to escape upstairs, eventually making his way to Thundertree, using a horse he stole from the adventurers.

The adventurers buried the bodies of the dead bugbears and Redbrands, and took the remaining alive Redbrand, Myrdin, to Harbin Wester, to be jailed in the Townmaster's Hall until he could be transferred to Neverwinter for a trial.

## Inhabitants

* Glasstaff
* Myrdin
* Nothic (Redbrand Hideout)
Cragmaw tribe

The **Cragmaw** were a tribe of goblins, bugbears, and hobgoblins operating in the Neverwinter Wood and the Triboar Trail.

The members of the tribe sharpened their teeth, which led to the name of the tribe. King Grol ruled the tribe as a whole from Cragmaw Castle, while Klarg led a smaller group from the Cragmaw Hideout.

In 1491 DR, they started attacking anyone setting foot on the High Road and the Triboar Trail, stopping them from getting to the nearby town of Phandalin. It was revealed that they were acting under orders from the Black Spider, who intended to stop adventurers from getting to town so he could continue with his plans uninterrupted.

## Notable members

* Droop
* Grol
* Klarg
* Targor Bloodsword
* Yeemik
All Beast Fire

An artificially manufactured, yet extremely powerful fire, capable of consuming anything and everything to increase it's strength. As it grows stronger it's physical manifestation changes shape, it's destructive power increases and it becomes easier to control.

Forms:

1. Random Beast Fire
2. Wolf
3. Tiger
4. Lion
5. Dragon
Townmaster's Hall

The **Townmaster's Hall** was a hall with sturdy stone walls for the townmaster of Phandalin, Harbin Wester. It sported a small but serviceable jail in the back.

Jobs for adventurers were usually posted on the door outside the Townmaster's Hall.

In 1491 DR after the Redbrands had taken residence in the town, Harbin Wester appointed all the guards inside the hall, in order to protect him.
Darathra Shendrel

**Darathra Shendrel** was the ruler and Lord Protector of the town of Triboar.

In 1491 DR, the townmaster of Phandalin, Harbin Wester, tasked Godon "Blackhand" Lugar, Alaya of Agedon, Allamir Cromwell, and Lytherys Moonwhisper with delivering a rude letter to Darathra.

In the letter, Harbin demanded that Darathra did a better job of patrolling the territory between their two settlements and reprimanding her for allowing orcs to infest the hills near Phandalin.
Ear Seekers

The **Ear Seekers** were a tribe of orcs that were at war with the Ardeep Elves. They were so named because they wore necklaces made of elf ears.

In 1491 DR, Gurrash, the orc war chief, led an ill-fated attack on Ardeep Forest in order to take the forest from the wood elves. The orcs were ambushed and in the aftermath, more than half of the orc horde perished and the surviving orcs were forced to flee.

Gurrash and several orcs escaped the forest, made their way south, and stumbled upon the village of Nightstone. Knowing that the elves weren't far behind, Gurrash and his orcs tried to fight their way into the village and make a stand there. The chieftain led a force consisting of twenty orcs and an Eye of Gruumsh named Norgra One-Eye.

Cardan and Bronn assisted the guards of Nandar Keep in fighting the Ear Seekers, with a few Zhentarim agents coming to their aid as well. Eventually, the wood elves of the Ardeep Forest caught up with the orcs in Nightstone and put an end to their tribe.

## Members

* Gurrash
* Norgra One-Eye
West Faerûn

**West Faerûn** included the nations south of Waterdeep and north of the Shining Sea, that bordered along the Sea of Swords. It also included the multitude of islands that lay to the west in the vast ocean called the Trackless Sea.

Some inhabitants of this region referred to Northwest Faerûn as "the Savage North," after the Savage Frontier at a time when it was less civilized.