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Doomoodpool

**Doomoodpool** is the uppermost part of and ancient Underdark city known as the City of the Glass Pool. The ruined settlement is home to kuo-toa who worship the goddess Blibdoolpoolp and sacrifice humans (and more) to their deity.

Doomoodpool is located in a network of large caverns with brine pools and freshwater lakes dotting the ground. Small huts decorated with bones and shells surround a ruined pyramid, in front of which stands a 30-foot tall statue of Blipdoolpoolp in the form of a woman with the head and arms of a lobster.

When Willow Stormborn's expedition in 852 CL encountered the kuo-toa of Doomoodpool, the local leader was Blipoolipl Motherblessed, an archpriestess of Blipdoolpoolp. Willow's party also met two kuo-toa "whips" called Jooprin Maneater and Ugologu the Undrowned.
Manarakh

**Manarakh**, **Manarco**, or **Manuankh** is a lawful neutral god of strength, creation, and destruction. Manarakh's holy symbol is a red fist — typically a right hand — which sometimes sits atop a cross or on the hilt of a sword. Manarakh's domain exists in the lawful outer plane of Arcadia.

## Angels

Being a lawful neutral deity, Manarakh is served by a host of celestial beings, some of which are angels.

### Angels of Manarakh

Manarakh's host includes a number of powerful angels, such as the following:

* Eistibus, Brass Horns Accompany Sacred War Drums, angel of divination and warfare.
* Fulgurot, Swift Storm Breaks Dawn, angel of weather and destruction.
* Glorael, Broken Wings Uphold the Rule of Law, fallen angel of strength and law.
* Plasmon, Virtuous Thought Takes Heavenly Form, angel of wisdom and creation.
* Valaara, Spear of God Incinerates Wicked Souls, angel of purity and punishment.

Manarakh's host of angels is also described in Rhygon II's Book of Angels.

## Followers

Manarakh's most prominent worshippers in Thindrel are the humans of Kavaad. He also has small groups of followers across northern Thorothar and western Zabraban.

### Character Options

Manarakh's domains include war, light, and forge, with war being the suggested domain for his clerics. Depending on whether a cleric of Manarakh reveres a particular saint of their faith, they might gain access to a number of different domains associated with the given saint. Paladins of Manarakh will often swear an oath of the crown or an oath of vengeance when praying to their god for strength. Certain Kavaadic monks follow a devout monastic tradition where they hone their bodies as a form of worship of Manarakh.

### Kavaadic saints

A number of figures have been canonized by the Kavaadic Church as saints of Manarakh. These saints include the following:

* Saint Aelum, patron saint of sailors and cowards.
* Saint Brocchus, patron saint of glassblowers and inventors.
* Saint Celes, warden of the underworld, patron(ess) saint of druids.
* Saint Favitur, patron saint of priests and acolytes.
* Saint Lectilles, patron saint of governors and strategists.
* Saint Leonith, ferryman of the Layne, patron saint of soldiers.
* Saint Maelinda, patroness saint of bards and minstrels.
* Saint Mithar, lord of the Sun, patron saint of nobles and royalty.
* The Nameless Saint, elven protector of Manarakh's ancient followers.
* Saint Takhatha, patron saint of healers and nurses.
* Saint Phophlon, patron saint of painters and farmers.
* Saint Plecchot, patron saint of servants and squires.
* Saint Rhemphia, patroness saint of dancers and maids.
* Saint Selvat, patron saint of hunters and athletes.
* Saint Soliel, patroness saint of crusaders and adventurers.
* Saint Tyrum, patron saint of judges and champions in trials by combat.
* Saint Zamakh, patron saint of architects, builders, and heralds.
Grugnir

**Grugnir** is a dwarven outcast from Duerhaith. He started an adventuring party to search for old Ûderan relics, but his party was mostly slaughtered by ogreblins and a werewolf. Ongor Flowermine was the one member of Grugnir's party that he managed to find alive, with the help of an other adventuring party (the player characters).

Gnugnir's face is mostly obscured by hair and wrinkles, and his pinky and ring fingers have been severed on both his hands. He walks with a mild limp and he has a speech impediment that makes him hard to understand.

I once thought this guy would be a major NPC and quest giver for some reason…
Hoghill Forest

**Hoghill Forest** is a forest and ward in central Kavaad, known for its giant boars and occasional goblin infestations. The forest is ruled by the *Knight Warden of Hoghill Forest* and guarded by the Hoghill Rangers. The current Knight Warden of Hoghill Forest is Sir Callum Ferngreen II, son of the Hoghill Rangers' founder.

## Settlements

The ward is home to many forest gnomes, who live underground and in tree houses. The forest contains three villages, Greencrest, Swinebore, and Nearbridge, each protected by its respective town guard. The town guards are all led by the Hoghill Rangers on behalf of the Knight Warden.
Adran Onnurai

**Adran Onnurai** is a desert elf assassin and guide. He works for Executrix Melidai in and around Camp Zeroth. In the summer of 852 CL, Adran joined a quest to Galoz Klyth, signing a contract with the Ghoul Hunters after being contacted by Hemakshi Shah, who claimed to have seen Adran in her visions.

Adran is Viviel Onnurai's cousin.
Cyrsanna Meisent

### Relatives

Jerestan Meisent (father), Claraina Meisent (mother), Esmont, Aestan, Tymont (brothers), Matthos, Illion (half-brothers), Corbin Meisent (paternal uncle), Leonara Meisent (paternal aunt), Ionetta Goster (maternal aunt), Dalleo Goster (maternal uncle)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Blue (right), green (left)

**Queen Cyrsanna I of Kavaad** (born **Cyrsanna Sophia Maudelyn Meisent**) is the queen of Kavaad. Her parents were King Jerestan and Queen Claraina. Most of Cyrsanna's family died during a war started by her father, and she was crowned at a very young age after the war.

## Artwork

The perfect artwork for Cyrsanna already exists, so why bother drawing her myself? It also happens to convey a quintessentially Kavaadic feel, and it includes my original inspiration for the court archmage Kanilm Foheen.
Kalruun

**Kalruun** is an Agranorian territory, in the Kalruun Fields. The north of Kalruun, particularly of Kalruun Forest, is home to orcish clans and large beasts. Oakheart in the south of the forest is home to humans. The orcs and humans share an uneasy peace, and orc attacks on the human settlements are frequent.

Northeast of Kalruun Forest, in the Kyrval Mountains, lie the old ruins of Kalheim.
Greencrest

**Greencrest** is a small village in Hoghill Forest. It is built on top of a hill in a clearing in the woods, and it is surrounded by a wooden palisade wall.

Despite its small size, Greencrest overlooks all of Hoghill Forest, and it serves as the official headquarters of the Hoghill Rangers who protect the surrounding woodlands.

## The Battle of Greencrest

In the year 851 CL, the village of Greencrest was attacked in early spring by goblins. In the end, most of the villagers had been killed by worgs or goblins, but eventually, the goblins were killed and driven out by a group of travelling adventurers, and the village was freed.

## See Also

* Villagers of Greencrest
* Yara Bailon
* Locations
Aelumont Harskfelt

**Aelumont Harskfelt** is the son of sir Guymont and Korania Harskfelt. In his early teens, Aelum was brought into the Ashen Fist and influensed by Greyhand Fezim to become his spy in Syllior. Sir Bronn Wellton uncovered Aelum's involvement with the Cult of the Shadow, and allowed the boy to instead use his shadow arts in productions at the new theatre founded by Sir Bronn and Persephone Buckthorn.
Calendar

There are 364 days in a year on Thindrel. Some calendars track the star signs. Others name their moons (months) after nature's seasonal changes. Some are wildly different from what one might know as a calendar. The following is an overview of the names of the different moons in different calendars in Thindrel.

## Thirteen Moons

The calendars using thirteen moons roughly correspond to each other as shown in the following table, starting in midwinter (the shortest day of the year on the northern hemisphere).

## See Also

Related articles:

* The calendar eras, Coronar Legthoridon and Ante Arandor
Elena Blackheart

**Elena Blackheart** is a retired adventurer turned blacksmith in the village of Grifport, Kavaad. Shortly after settling down in Grifport, Elena had an encounter with a marid and nine months later, she was the proud single mother of the water genasi Kelp Blackheart. Elena made sure to equip her daughter the best she could before sending her out into the world.
Cirfa Nvedhel

**Cirfa Nvedhel** is a high elf investigator from Mithindel. In autumn 853 CL, her investigation into the disappearance and deaths of the Tessilthir twins, Hinnaura and Finildan, led her to the party in Syllior, where Ragna Bluering laid out much of the story.

Cirfa wears a blue and white porcelain mask, has blue eyes, pale skin, and white hair.
Loromalog

**Loromalog**, the Righteous, is an ancient gold dragon. In his dragon form, he behaves almost more like a copper dragon than a gold one, as he uses puns and witty humor along with his draconic abilities. Loromalog has been known to take the form of a golden tiefling named Temperance.

In his youth, Loromalog was known as **Goldilocks**, the Playful. During Soliel Felessa's final assault on Kalrath and the Demon Tide, Loromalog and his half-elf relative, Bartolomeo, aided Soliel and her forces. Since then, Loromalog has been a protector of Tol'Anar.

In 852 CL, when Kutbar the Sorcerer attempted to steal Soliel's Light from the Sky Tree on Tol'Anar, Loromalog helped defend the light. With the aid of Udhros Orixidor and some adventurers, Loromalog slew Kutbar.
Aramil Liadon

**Aramil Liadon** is a Pwelean high elf archer and worshipper of Sehanine Moonbow. He was inflicted with weretiger lycanthropy and mind controlled by Peland the Curse Weaver, but managed to break free, befriend the spirits of a moon grove, and kill Peland, freeing all those he had cursed.

Aramil became close with the priestess Anastriana Galanodel and accidentally got her pregnant.
Dragonhorn

The peninsula of **Dragonhorn** is the southernmost land of western Thindrel. As the name suggests, Dragonhorn is home to a number of dragons, as well as the majority of dragonborn, although mostly metallics, especially in the capital of Skyhold. The chromatics of Dragonhorn have their own separate capital, Jharuul, where the ruling chromatic clans rule together.

## Geography

The land of Dragonhorn itself is highly diverse, and it houses many different biomes, each uniquely suitable for a different type of dragon. Some true dragons and draconic sorcerers even form their own oases of their favoured terrains to live or lair in.

   The mountains between Ixohem and Merlinoxia are known as the Wyvern Peaks.
Estos Banadir

**Sir Estos Banadir** is a knight of the Longstrider Order. Sir Estos also captains the ship “Storm’s Friend”, as part of the Fleet of Syllior.

Sir Estos helped retake Tradefall in 852 CL, in the moon of the Titan, when the city was under the Red Hand's control and the castle was burning. Sir Estos joined Lady Willow and her adventuring friends as well as Akkorak Firestorm on a mission that took them inside the burning castle, where they found The Soulstone of Tradefall Castle.

At night during the 3rd Ashday, Dragon, 853 CL, Sir Estos stopped a couple of the Ashen Fist assassins infiltrating Longstrider Citadel. The assassination attempt on Lady Willow and her party was ultimately thwarted, and though some of the assassins escaped, the Black Kraken was killed.
Burning Brood

The **Burning Brood** is a collective of all the descendants of Firestorm, the Father of Flames, who was an ancient red dragon from Orantos. The Burning Brood now rules the Orantean Empire and have emissaries across the Sea of Dragons.

Among the brood, there are red dragons, dragonborn, and kobolds who channel Firestorm's blood to use immensely powerful sorcery.
Kalrath

**Kalrath** was a human lich from western Thindrel. Kalrath was instrumental in the summoning of the Demon Tide. He was defeated by Soliel Felessa, Mynessa, Bartolomeo of Syllior, Murin Axeworth and their armies.

Kalrath's chief lieutenant was Lord Blath the Death Knight.

## The Demon Tide

The Demon Tide that invaded Thindrel on Kalrath's command was an army of demons from the Abyss.

The strongest demons that defied Kalrath's command, were stripped of their forms, turning them into shadow demons. Some shadow demons even transformed willingly to evade the Archlich. Shadow demons were not inherently lesser, as exemplified by the likes of Daeszal.

## The Cults of Kalrath

In the Kyrval Mountains, Kalrath defeated a clan of dwarves with a horde of orcs, conjured from the other side of Thindrel. He rewarded the victorious orcs by transforming them into his first demonic warriors, known as the Kalrites, or tanarukks.

On the island now known as Tol'Anar, Kalrath converted the locals to worship him and his demons. Many of the cultists worked themselves to death for the lich before they joined the ranks of his undead legions.

## Lore

The archlich is also described in various texts, such as King Rhygon II's Book of Angels, detailing the lich's conquest and Soliel's counter-conquest, and The Life and Unlife of the Archlich, describing the archlich's rise to power.
Kelp Blackheart

**Kelp Blackheart** is a water genasi, born to the human Elena Blackheart. As a genasi, Kelp appears otherworldly compared to regular humans. She has skin the color of shallow water on a sand shore, hair as white as the tips of the crashing waves, and deep blue eyes. Kelp is well respected in her town, aiding in Osprem's temple and occasionally helping the town guard.

## Biography

### Early life

Growing up in the small village Grifport which is full of fishermen and travelers, Kelp learned to hunt and fish, aiding the fishermen in their everyday work. Kelp grew up loving animals and always took an interest in all things around her. Kelp's curiosity eventually led her to leave the small seaside village, but before that her mother Elena Blackheart taught her discipline and the fact that hard work pays off. Kelp's mother also taught her how to fight, both with sword, warhammer and quarterstaff. As a parting gift Elena gave her daughter a slim personalized warhammer and a map of the nearby country. Elena’s old friend Magi Adoak, a human cartographer, made this map; she had known them when she was young.

### Finding faith

After leaving her village, Kelp traveled the nearby lands, seeking knowledge to feed her curiosity and to find meaning behind the unsettling feeling in her stomach that life was all for nothing. This, and her new friend Keramma, ended up leading Kelp to the the city of Syllior where she studied biology and other odd wonders of the world. While in Syllior, Kelp also found faith, and joined the clergy of the Obelisk.

In her belief, Kelp found comfort and enlightenment. As the priests of Osprem taught her the tenets of the faith and introduced her to healing magic, Kelp grew closer and closer to her deity, thus becoming a stronger and stronger cleric.
Grilda

**Grilda** is a goblin druid who lives in Westermarsh. She is a former apprentice to Malgenus and has since (maybe, possibly, definitely not ever in her life) served the hag Wenda.

Grilda has tattoos similar to Malgenus', and a tome of shadows was found in her hut, suggesting that she has made some sort of warlock pact.
Faelor Xiloscient

Skal du fronte mig?

### Relatives

Xilor Xiloscient (father), Teerala Xilscient (mother), Feera Xiloscient (sister), Faral Xiloscient † (grandmother)

## Biographical information

### Date of death

Temple to Ontogwi in Arcanum Square, Kavaad (drowned willingly)Krûl, the Underdark (brain extracted by mind flayer)

## Physical description

### Eye color

*Unknown*

**Faelor Xiloscient** was a high elf follower of Ontogwi and champion of the temple in Arcanum Square. Unlike other high elves from Mithlaru, Faelor didn't wear a face mask much.

## Biography

### Early life

Faelor was born into the mayoral family of the important town that is Pylhesarion. His parents were very busy, and still are. He was pretty much raised by his now late grandmother Faral. She was strict, but fair and honest. Qualities Faelor did his best to honor.

Faelor was an angry child. Faral's moral upbringing did nothing to dampen this. On the contrary, it made him all too aware of the faulty, injust and frankly a little \**cough cough*\* racist society he was growing up in. And he was not having any of it.
Atala Dumein

**Atala Dumein** is a human bard from Duerhaith. Atala is short, dark-skinned, and brown-eyed, and she keeps her curly black hair very short. Atala performs with stories and fire breathing talents enhanced by bardic magic.

## Adventures

In early 852, Atala and a few other adventurers accompanied Kaelor Brasknurr and Fiora Steadmantle of the Golden Hope on their quest to root out demonic cultists in Shiv. After surviving an encounter with the newly summoned Nefathat, Atala escaped Shiv and told her story to Lady Elmira Dushiuri. Lady Elmira then brought in a different group of adventurers to deal with Nefathat.
Geraxxisax

**Geraxxisax** is a sapphire dragon from the continent of Gichgol to the east of Thindrel. It/he helped the wizard Raymond Lonsten when he infiltrated the cult under the temple in Kernentown to access a dead and evaporating otherworld where the Face of Mechanus had ended up following some event around the time the party killed the Elder Brain in the City of the Glass Pool. One of Graxxisax's gemstone scales was used in the ritual to return the face to the material plane, and the dragon then disappeared as well.
Lake Virdenia

**Lake Virdenia** is a large lake in the barony of Virdenia in Kavaad. The barony's capital Lakeview is located on the bank and a small island chain in the eastern end of the lake.

## Islands

In the eastern end of the lake, the town of Lakeview rests on a series of islands, including Lakeview Keep Island, Guildstone, Templar Island, and Pontula.

## History

Some historians believe the legendary city Catostago was located on the western bank of Lake Virdenia.

In King Jerestan's Mad War, the armies of Virdenia were slaughtered and reanimated. Their undead husks were driven into the lake, and still rest there.
Lady Wintersong

**Lady Wintersong** or **the Winter Singer** is an archfey who can weave and share magic with her singing. However, her tongue was taken by the elven mage Larian Coldmoon, and with it her voice, thus preventing her from singing or even speaking. Lady Wintersong is said to have protected the drow side of the founders of House Coldmoon back when they fled from the Underdark and hidden them from Lolth.

Lady Wintersong is attended by strange songbirds and some warlocks and bards that gain their magic from her song, which continued to echo faintly through a few glacial valleys in the winter domain of the Feywild, even after she stopped singing. As the echo continued to dwindle, the archfey sent agents to reclaim her tongue from Larian Coldmoon. One such agent is the tiefling Virtue, chosen for her fey-like sensibilities.
Leonara Meisent

## Leonara Orsanna Elyra Meisent

### Aliases

Her Royal Highness Princess Leonara Orsanna Elyra Meisent of Kavaad, Wardeness of Syllior and the Salt Coast (formerly), Baroness of Balzamar

### Relatives

Leomont Meisent † (father), Leynara Meisent † (mother), Jerestan Meisent † (brother), Cyrsanna Meisent (niece), Corbin Meisent (brother), Cyrsanna Windfall † (aunt), Tymos Windfall (cousin), Edrin Jander † (uncle), Dayla Bluewood † (aunt), Rickard Jander (uncle), Rodwin Jander † (grandfather), Maudelyn Jander † (grandmother), Tymas Meisent † (grandfather), Cyra Meisent † (grandmother)

## Biographical information

### Date of death

At the Sunset Stone, 3 miles south of Syllior, Kavaad (Bryn Telethryl using Daeszal's Fang)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Blue (right), green (left)

**Leonara Orsanna Elyra Meisent** is a princess of Kavaad and former Wardeness of Syllior and the Salt Coast.

Leonara survived King Jerestan's Mad War with the help of her steward Sir Angus Telvar who smuggled her out of Syllior, and the druids of Tanglestone that sheltered her throughout the war.

In 851, Leonara sent her general, Sir Halbor, to retake Tradefall peacefully after a tragedy that left the castle in ruins and the city without rulers. However, Sir Halbor died in Tradefall Castle, the mission unsuccessful, and the city still under the control of the Red Hand. Leonara had planned to use Tradefall to increase her domain from the small Salt Coast ward to the entire barony of Balzamar, but she decided against it after this loss.

Later that year, while investigating her family's tragic past, Leonara was killed by an assassin working for the demon Daeszal. A single soldier and the cleric Kelp Blackheart carried her lifeless body to the Obelisk, where it was stored under neat care and a *gentle repose* spell.

Due to the nature of the assassin's weapon, Leonara's soul was trapped in the demon's grasp and the Obelisk's High Priest was unable to resurrect her. In 852 her soul was reclaimed from the demon, but she remained dead for many months before Viviel Onnurai found a way to free her soul. With Willow Stormborn's help, High Priestess Habla and Kelp Blackheart raised Leonara, bringing her back to life.

## Journal

After Leonara's death in 851, her replacement as warden and the new general uncovered a number of Leonara's notes, concerning the Mad War and the return of an ancient enemy.
Eyes (familiar)

**Eyes** is the familiar spirit companion to Hemakshi Shah. Eyes prefers to take the shape of a gecko, and uses that form's eyes to provide Hemakshi with sight as well.

## Gecko trivia

* From Wikipedia: "Nocturnal [gecko] species have excellent night vision; their color vision in low light is 350 times more sensitive than human color vision.[5] The nocturnal geckos evolved from diurnal species which had lost the eye rods. The gecko eye therefore modified its cones that increased in size into different types both single and double. Three different photopigments have been retained and are sensitive to UV, blue, and green. They also use a multifocal optical system that allows them to generate a sharp image for at least two different depths"
Burbas'Tel Helviep

### Affiliation

Narltoc's Warband (formerly), The Cult of the Shadow (formerly), The Ashen Fist (formerly)

## Biographical information

### Date of death

The Ridge of Blades (Thunderous Rebuke from Kelp, then tag-teamed by Willow and Kelp)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Red

**Burbas'Tel Helviep** is a vampire. Before his death at the hands of Kelp Blackheart, Willow Stormborn, and Hragun, Burbas'Tel wielded the Dark Spear, a vampiric artifact of great power.

In life, Burbas'Tel served the hag Nana Thara and became one of the Greyhands of the Ashen Fist, a secretive organization of thieves, assassins, and cultists of the Shadow. Nana Thara was also the one who led Burbas'Tel to the Dark Spear in the first place.

While living under the curse of the Dark Spear, Burbas'Tel was unable to heal without the spear's life-stealing capabilities. In his search for a cure to his curse, Burbas'Tel ended up becoming addicted to potions of healing, despite the fact that their healing effects did nothing on him.

After he had died and returned as a vampire spawn, Burbas'Tel lived in Westermarsh, Virdenia for a time before he was hunted down by Glorael — a deva, whom Burbas'Tel had imprisoned in the Dark Spear for several years. Burbas'Tel was saved from the deva by Akaloth the Night Fiend and summoned by Altruism to join in a quest to reclaim a lost artifact from the deserts of Thorothar. While on this quest, Burbas'Tel was tracked down by Glorael once more, and managed to persuade Altruism to let him free. After Burbas'Tel was freed from the Dark Spear's control, he transformed into a fully fledged vampire. After Glorael had been defeated, Burbas'Tel drank the angel's blood and disbanded from the quest.

   Burbas'Tel later got in contact with the party again when they were trying to find and kill Risana the Laughing One and Wenda the Wandering One. This mission was a success, although Burbas'Tel was not brought along on the trip that turned out to be the final confrontation with Wenda where the hag was slain by Lo-Tha Thunukalathanu. In the meantime, he was awaiting the party near their homebase in Syllior each night, ready to join them on their hag hunts.
Almalak

**Almalak** (meaning "the angel") is a fallen aasimar sorcerer and mage hunter. He fought necromancers in his homeland of Thorothar when the undead plague there started. He then began a career as a bounty hunter, working for people in places such as Mythhold, Agranor.

Almalak appears to be mostly alive.
Daeszal's Fang

**Daeszal's Fang** was a demonic dagger of shadow made solid. The dagger was connected to its creator, Daeszal, a greater shadow demon. A creature slain with this weapon has its soul trapped by Daeszal.

The dagger was first used by Bryn Telethryl in 851, as he gradually freed the demon from which the weapon was forged, beginning with murdering prince Wranfir del'Tauryun. Bryn Telethryl used Daeszal's Fang to kill many others, including Theia Riverfang, princess Leonara Meisent, and Lightkeeper Menos Felessa. After Bryn killed himself with it, the dagger wasn't seen in Thindrel until the Moon of the Owlbear 852 CL. After the dagger was summoned along with the demon Nefathat in Shiv, it was brought to Greyhand Cassador in Tradefall. Cassador was possessed by Akaloth while he wielded Daeszal's Fang.

After Cassador was killed and Akaloth was evicted from his body, Daeszal's Fang fell into the hands of Charles Castlemoor. After using the weapon for some time, and temporarily falling under its demonic influence, Charles gave the weapon to Myara, a healer on Tol'Anar, so she could possibly use it to help free the souls trapped by Daeszal.

Daeszal's Fang was wielded for some time by the shadow Gwathren, until he was slain and the fang was destroyed. Persephone Buckthorn destroyed Daeszal's Fang with her mace, freeing the souls inside.

## Statistics

The in-game statistics of Daeszal' Fang can be found here: NaturalCrit Homebrewery
Eclavistra

**Lady Eclavistra** is a female drider. She was once a beautiful drow acolyte of Lolth, but she was cursed for loving the human Shuibhne and following him to Tol'Anar. When she saw what she had become, Eclavistra cursed her lover and took his mind from him to spare him from seeing the monster she now was. Seven years later, Eclavistra was persuaded into attempting to make amends, but when Shuibhne regained his mind and memories, he resented her for what she had done and the monster that she now was.
Kosef Tretskij

**Kosef Tretskij** was a human wizard who studied under Szevat Lothim at Galoz Menok. After the undead plague broke out in Thorothar in 842 CL, Tretskij went home to the Grey Run, where he lived for a few months until the undead spread there. When Tretskij was forced to flee his homeland, he started worshipping an ankheg spirit or deity, which he called Ankhegarak. For a few years, Tretskij lived in the desert and tried to salvage any notes and artefacts from Galoz Menok, and he eventually found his way to Shiv, where he continued his research of Szevat Lothim's body of work — or the few books that Tretskij had managed to rescue. When the Golden Hope was investigating Shiv for demon cults in early 852 CL, Tretskij died of an unknown sickness after contact with Horgrol Deepriver. Tretskij's body was then taken and eaten by a large golden ankheg.
Duerhaith

**Duerhaith** ("dwarf home" in Ûderan) is a dwarven kingdom in the southern part of the mountain chain known as the Ridge of Blades, specifically the southern Swords and the Daggers. The capital of Duerhaith is the underground city Drevnir's Hall, named after the first king of Duerhaith (and all its kings since then). The current ruler of Duerhaith is King Drevnir XXII. The rulers of Duerhaith are said to descend from ancient princes of Ûder.

### Inhabitants

Dwarves, humans, gnomes, hobgoblins, dragonborn, elves, tieflings, goliaths

## Settlements

Many of the duerhaithian peoples are nomadic and travel for trade and resources, and only a few dwarven settlements dot the surface of this craggy wasteland. A number of towns, especially those near mineral and rare metal deposits, are built entirely underground, and some of these mining towns are kept secret from the surface-dwelling races.

### Felthûr

Felthûr is a mountainous underground mining town, where the kingdom's most skillful blacksmiths and armorers reside. Here, the faiths of Torasenna and Barendain are practised, and most other religions are frowned upon.

### Drevnir's Hall

Both the capital and the kingdom's largest city, Drevnir's Hall is a testament to the legendary craftsmanship of the dwarves, and a mighty display of their unrivaled stonework, sporting coloumns and domes cut from the subterranean ground of the borders of the Underdark.

### Kerrum

The Pillar City of Kerrum is an important trade hub within the Daggers, and due to its proximity to the surface world, it is perhaps the most well visited by merchants, mercenaries, and adventurers of other races, compared to the other local settlements.

### Shiv

Shiv is a small surface town originally built as a military outpost, but since then overtaken by lowly criminals and corrupt nobles. The town guard, known as "the miners" still serve the king, but can be bought with gold.

### Botlode

Botlode is a small, nearly inaccessible mining town on the surface. Hidden away in a secret mountain valley, guarded by hill giants and feral monsters, Botlode is difficult to get to. Because of this, very few bother taking the journey to this criminal safe-haven, unless they really, *really* need the lode stones that are found in the mines below.
Longstrider Council

The **Longstrider Council** is a group of advisors to the warden of Syllior and the Salt Coast. In the warden's absence, the council is the governing body of the ward. In the event of a tie, the Magus (a court mage) will attempt to contact the warden who can cast the deciding vote. If the warden can't be reached, the steward decides.

The Longstrider Council was formed during the Moon of the Titan, 852 CL shortly before the sacking of Tradefall.

### Members of the council

* The steward, Angus Telvar
* The colonel, Guy Harskfelt
* The high priestess of the Obelisk, Habla Seafroth
* The admiral of the fleet, Viviel Onnurai
* The leader of the Salt Coast druids, Elise Riverlock
* The elected representative, Stephana Honeypond

### Previous members

* Ragna Bluering, the first elected representative, served for less than a month in 852 CL.
* High Priest Coras of the Obelisk, served from the council's founding until the 1st Saintsday, Crown, 852 CL.
Fallan Murkwater

**Fallan Murkwater** is a halfling from the Reed Camps in Riverrest. He works a ferry service in Riverrest and upper Lên into the Arrovale Marshes. Fallan once lost his ferry to a troll attack, but Mehen Myastan defeated the trolls, and Willow Stormborn and Kelp Blackheart used *control water* to save the sinking vessel.
Durthee Rockcutter

Durthee and har bat familiar Læderlap

### Relatives

Snichtick Rockcutter (husband), and three children: Malloc (son), Ungek (daughter), Null (son)

## Physical description

### Eye color

*Unknown*

**Durthee "Pathfarer" Rockcutter** is a svirfneblin arcane trickster and soldier from Quarzendorf, but first and foremost, she is a mother and a wife. The party first met her in a mossy flumph cave east of Krûl, following the loss of Faelor and Bronn.

Durthee helped the party throughout their quest in the Underdark, and they helped her slay the purple dragon Sazzanith to keep Quarzendorf's location secret. Durthee and her husband Snichtick later visited the party on the surface.
Kahrin

**Kahrin** is a half-elf victim of a slimy crime. They used to work for Borna in a little magic shop in Mythhold. They encountered the slime clone of Bronn Wellton and was offered a spark of the Soulstone's power in return for valuable diamond materials. The slime clone clotted their sinuses with mind-controlling ooze, and Kahrin was under its influence for several days, misleading a party of adventurers looking for the slime clone and the Soulstone. They were eventually freed from the ooze's influence by the same adventurers, and was brought under the Golden Hope's protection, since they had no real family to watch over them.
Angus Telvar

### Aliases

Sir Angus of Longstrider, Steward of Longstrider, Vicewarden of Syllior and the Salt Coast (in the wardeness' absence)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

**Sir Angus Telvar** has been the steward of Syllior and Longstrider Citadel under the past four Wardens of Syllior and the Salt Coast. As steward, Sir Angus is also the castellan of the citadel, holding a permanent position on the citadel council.

Sir Angus has been steward for over 40 years, serving under the following wardens: Viero DiSylliore, Emeric Vassallar, Leonara Meisent, and Willow Stormborn.
Demon Tide

Brought on by the Archlich Kalrath, **the Demon Tide** was an event where demons invaded the material plane to gain an edge in the Blood War, wreak havoc, and bring utter destruction to the world. The Archlich and his servants were stopped by the four great heroes of the time, Gamrion, Arkhon, Soliel, and Legthoridon.

The age of the Demon Tide began in the late 3rd century CL and is considered to have ended in 384 CL, when Kalrath was defeated on Tol'Anar.

The later presence of many of the demons in Thindrel can be attributed to this event. Demons summoned by Kalrath include Daeszal, Nefathat, and Akaloth.
Grurgblimgnerrg

**Graumgllhfmërhp** was a deep gnome whose brain had been replaced by an intellect devourer. When the party met him in the Underdark, Gnimgrubschnerff offered to guide them to his home town on the other side of Doomoodpool. When Gweddlegmmphherb was killed by Gwathren, and Galad had slain the intellect devourer, the party was left only with Grifflemgchraumë's directions to Doomoodpool. Unfamiliar with deep gnome tradition, Persephone Buckthorn buried Gvemckllerphrain to the best of her clerical abilities.
Krûl

**Krûl** was a duergar fortress city in the Underdark, located somewhere under the Greatsword. Mind flayers from the City of the Glass Pool manipulated the local dwarves and controlled their population. Then the party got into trouble there, and it all turned to shit. Between a mind blade-possessed baron, a swarm of sewer-dwelling cranium rat counter-rebels, a purple worm, and some toxic spores, the city was left a perfectly dysfunctional ruin.
Kovauk Elanakanu-Makate

### Relatives

Ra-Sok Elanakanu-Makate † (adopted brother), Ko-Kra Elanakanu-Makate † (adopted father... whom she killed)

## Physical description

### Eye color

White

**Kovauk "Blackbone" Elanakanu-Makate** is the chieftain of the Makate tribe of goliaths roaming the Ridge of Blades. She won her position after defeating and slaying her adopted father Ko-Kra, whom at the time held the title of chieftain.

Kovauk was exiled from her original tribe and met Ra-Sok in the Ridge of Blades. Here, the two became bound by blood as siblings, and Ra-Sok brought her back to the his father and the other Makate goliaths. Ra-Sok's father Ko-Kra made Kovauk's initiation trials nearly impossible, and ended up killing her in a duel as part of the trials. Ra-Sok secretly brought Kovauk back, but the ritual went wrong and she was reincarnated as a green dragon. Once Kovauk had learned to change her form, she returned to the Makate and succeeded the trials, being accepted into the tribe and adopted by the chieftain Ko-Kra. This wasn't enough for Kovauk, however, and she took vengeance by challenging Ko-Kra to a duel for the tribe, killing him and taking his place as chieftain of the Makate tribe.

Kovauk would later force Ra-Sok to use his powers of reincarnation on a group of dead adventurers. Kovauk eventually aided some of these adventurers and their companions in battle, and she moved to Syllior with much of her tribe. During the attack on Syllior by Eknoron Zerevil's forces, she brought her warriors to fight alongside Lady Willow Stormborn's army. In spring 853 CL, she helped "Percy's Taskforce: Slonn Division" (including the reincarnated Lo-Tha Thunukalathanu) reach Pelenquolith and slay a mind flayer.
Pedro Prodromos

**Pedro Prodromos** (aka **the** **Hand of the Hand**) was the assistant to Valrhor Zokesh, and is a speaker for Maro Zokesh. Pedro was a mason in Tradefall in his youth. He retired to become a painter in Swordview, where he befriended Valrhor Zokesh, and became the prince's personal assistant. He later became a mentor to Valrhor's son Maro, who gave him the title Hand of the Hand. Since then, he has represented the Red Hand in many official capacities, such as in treaties with other nobles, where presenting the real Red Hand would be too dangerous.
Blackscale

**Blackscale**, the Baleful Destroyer, was a black dragon from Orantos who tyrannized the ancient dwarven kingdom of Ûder. The Blackscale clan of Jharuul claim to be his descendants, tracing their lineage back to the origin of their race itself. According to dwarven legend, the first king of Duerhaith killed Blackscale under the mountains of Dragonhorn.
Impetus

**Impetus** was one of Adrienne's sons. He used to live in the Kyrvals and ride in a flying chariot pulled by manticores. His appearance was similar to that of his brother Maledictus, though distinct in many ways, such as Impetus having grey skin, red eyes, and a significantly greater number of horns.

Impetus was involved in the events that led to Persephone Buckthorn being captured by the mind flayers of the City of the Glass Pool. He was also involved in the events of Crocus killing him dead for those aforementioned events.
Crimson Coven

**The Crimson Coven**, or **the Red Witch**, is a primordial entity that appears as a hag or a trio of hags. The Red Witch commands the fear and respect of many hags, witches, fiends, and warlocks.

Her voice is a thunder that can split mountains, and looking upon her with mortal eyes can doom one's soul.
Akhtin (familiar)

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**Akhtin** is the familiar spirit companion to Beatris Louhi. Akhtin’s preferred – and seemingly *only* – form is that of a rough-looking tomcat. His fur is dark grey, his body full of scars and his ears very well mangled. Despite his aggressive appearance, he clearly dotes on Beatris, whose safety he feels very responsible for. Akhtin saved Beatris by alerting a party of adventurers to her, so she wouldn't be sacrificed by the kuo-toa of Doomoodpool that had captured the half-drow wizard.

Akhtin is also the result of Beatris’ very first attempt at a summoning spell and has been with her for all of her journey into the wider world.
Guy Harskfelt

Colonel **Guymont Harskfelt** is the colonel of the barracks in the Longstrider Citadel in Syllior.

Sir Guy often prioritized his soldiers and his dog Venator over his family. This lead to some unrest within his house. In 852 CL, Guy's son Aelum joined the Ashen Fist, for whom he spied on his father and smuggled information out of Longstrider Citadel. By the end of the year, Guy had reconnected with his family, on strict orders from sir Bronn who discovered the younger Harskfelt's problematic connections.
Faerdan Telethryl

### Relatives

Galad Telethryl (son), Miriel Telethryl (wife), Nendil Telethryl (mother), Baltolion Telethryl † (father)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Green

**Faerdan Telethryl** is a noble green elf of Tauryun. As the only son of Nendil Telethryl and the late Baltolion Telethryl, he is the current head of house Telethryl. Faerdan is married to Miriel Telethryl who is the mother of his son Galad.
Dalion Sohl

**Dalion Sohl** is a human wizard and the court magus employed in service of Leonara Meisent. Sohl was taught the arcane arts by Kanilm Foheen, and he briefly studied Spell Infusion and Arcane Crafting at the Mythhold Royal Academy of Arcane Studies.

Sohl was employed as court magus in Syllior under wardenesses Leonara Meisent and Willow Stormborn. After Leonara was brought back from the dead and Tradefall had been reclaimed from Eknoron Zerevil, Sohl left Syllior to become Leonara's court magus of Balzamar.
Avtoor

**Avtoor** was a human ranger of Hoghill Forest. Avtoor was a bit of a village fool back home in Greencrest, but his life changed drastically after he joined a party of adventurers who had helped in the Battle of Greencrest in 851 CL. After travelling with these adventurers and his friend Harran for many weeks, Avtoor fell under the influence of the shadow demon Daeszal. He eventually broke free from the demon's grasp, but by then, his party members Harran and Lo-Tha had lost their wits to the demon as well. When Avtoor warned Ulhirr Raskulfelt, Willow Stormborn, and Kelp Blackheart of the demonic corruption affecting the others, it was already too late for himself. Harran, Avtoor's trusted friend and mentor, shot Avtoor dead in the dreadful plane of the Shadowfell.
Green Sea

The ocean west of Thindrel and Badkûr is known as **the Green Sea.** It gets its name from its many islands and its algae that glow green in the dark. The northernmost part of this ocean is often called the White Sea.

### The Near Islands

The islands closest to Thindrel and Badkûr are called the Near Islands. The halflings of the southern Near Islands are called Öpholque ("island folk").

#### Rennanor and Lohkenor

North-west of the Verdish Coast of Thindrel lies a large island split into many fiefdoms. The southern half of the island is commonly known as Rennanor ("rain land") and the northern half is called Lohkenor ("lake land"). Druidic faith and shamanic spiritualism are common among the humans of these lands.

#### Tol'Anar

Tol'Anar ("the island of the sun") is an island off the southern coast of Rennanor. Tol'Anar is home to the Sky Tree and the druids that guard the tree rarely allow visitors anywhere but the small harbor town on the island's south side.

#### The Skipping Islands

Named for their creation myth of being created by giants skipping rocks the sizes of islands across the sea, the Skipping Islands include two small island chains, each with a main island. The main island of the eastern chain is Grycliff with the port city of Eenhaven. The western main island is called Pirr ("stone" in Öspraak). A popular vacation destination island on the Skipping Islands is the curiously named Isle of Death.

#### Other Islands

Apart from the above island groups of the Near Islands, there are many lone islands in the green sea. Windovel is a small chain of five isolated islands.

### The Far Islands

Furthest from the continents of Thindrel and Badkûr in the Green Sea are what's called the Far Islands. These are rarely visited by merchants and traders, and are largely feared or unexplored, because of their distance and their inhabitants.

#### Thanissus

Thanissus (or Ta'ainitu) is home to haflings, cloud giants, storm giants, merfolk, watersoul genasi, and many other races. The Thanissian Archipelago encompasses hundreds of islands in the Green Sea.

#### Other Islands

Apart from the above island groups of the Far Islands, there are many lone islands in the green sea, such as Heck.
Demia

Demia in her true form as a sea hag, and Demia's human appearance

### Relatives

Wenda the Wandering One (hag mother), a kavaadic couple (biological human parents)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown, yellow (true form)

**Demia** is a sea hag, which is a totally normal thing for a 13 year old human girl to be. She grew up knowing only what Wenda the Wandering One told her and showed her of the world.

A group consisting of Beatris Louhi, Kassiopeia, Ragna Bluering, and Willow Stormborn encountered Demia in Westermarsh on the 3rd Towerday in the Moon of the Maiden, 853 CL. She was hiding away in her mother Wenda's lair in a ruined castle. Discovering that Wenda had made a deal to give Demia to the Red Witch of Three, the group decided to give Demia a chance to escape this exchange and leave the other hags, possibly coming to live with the group or their allies. Demia helped the adventurers traverse Wenda's maze.

The group later returned with their whole party and learned more about Wenda's morally corrupt operations and highly questionable parenting techniques. Once Demia was convinced it would be safer to stay away from Wenda's lair for a while, the party transported her to Syllior and placed her under the care of Kelp Blackheart, Habla Seafroth, and the awakened black cat Tudsetrold. Meanwhile, Wenda returned to her lair and attacked the remaining party members that hadn't returned to Syllior with Demia. The fight ended when Lo-Tha Thunukalathanu killed Wenda.

Demia is fond of horses and thinks the child queen Cyrsanna is boring to be around.
The Rainbow Council of Mythhold

**The Rainbow Council of Mythhold** or **the Council of Wizards** is a circle of eight political leaders of the city of Mythhold and the kingdom of Agranor. The council members each hold sway over one of the eight schools of magic in the Mythhold Royal Academy of Arcane Studies.

###  Schools of Magic

 Conjuration
 Divination
 Enchantment
 Evocation
 Illusion
 Necromancy
 Transmutation

### Current council members

* Aldric Garner, the Blue Wizard
* Daxinand Fyre, the Cyan Wizard
* Olovin Goldomen, the Yellow Wizard
* Petric Beltrask, the Purple Wizard
* Tarlen Highstorm, the Red Wizard
* Verdon Aspenfelt, the Green Wizard
* Corvin Grimcastle, the Black Wizard
* Yostav Moorgrief, the Orange Wizard
Maro Zokesh

An old drawing of Maro Zokesh

**Maro Zokesh** is a mysterious contender to the Kavaadic throne, claiming to be the rightful heir of Arkhon Zokesh. He is also known as **the Red Hand**, a moniker shared by the faction that back his claim. His right hand man, the Hand of the Hand is Maro's representative in most public matters, as Maro himself prefers to remain undercover.

To ensure the people's recognition of Maro's claim to the throne, he was engaged to Leonara Meisent, his second cousin, and the late king's sister. During the engagement ceremony, held in secret among the Salt Coast druids and witnessed by only a couple dozen guards and officials, the shadow demon Akaloth attacked, but was driven away.
Mynessa

**Mynessa** was a human high priestess of Barendein the dwarven god of prophecy. Mynessa was the second high priest of the Monastery of Barendein in the Ridge of Blades, and the only human to ever join the ranks of the monastery elders.

Mynessa was among the heroes who helped Soliel Felessa defeat Kalrath the Archlich on the island now known as Tol'Anar.
Mak-Tha Kanarak-Makate

### Date of death

Makate Territory, The Ridge of Blades (Skull cracked by Gathki, brain sliced by Altruism Solbjørnssøn)

## Physical description

### Eye color

White

**Mak-Tha "Axebirther" Kanarak-Makate** was a goliath elder in the Makate tribe. After an expedition into the mitral mines, Mak-Tha's brain was devoured and replaced by an intellect devourer that later infiltrated the Makate tribe.
Umbra Umbodoben

**Umbra Umbodoben** is a svirfneblin woman and the Underthane of Quarzendorf. Her other titles include Grand Mistress of the Gem Cutters’ Guild, and Keeper of the Crystal Forest.

Umbra has guarded Quarzendorf's secrets for centuries, and she controls who and what is allowed to leave or enter the village.
Agronland

**Agronland** is the central territory of Agranor, where the capital of Mythhold lies. The land covers much of the Verdant Fields and the Kalruun Fields, with the town of Meadowvale between the two. Most of Agronland is farmland, and apart from Mythhold and Meadowvale, the settlements are hamlets, vineyards, and farms.
Thindrel (continent)

Thindrel is one of the continents on the material plane by the same name.

## Name

When the Feywild elves came to the material plane, they named it Thindrel, and since then, the continent that the elves arrived on has been called Thindrel. In some languages it has other names, but the name Thindrel has been assimilated into Common and many other languages.