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Moon Elf

**Moon Elves** are one of the playable races in Neverwinter and were made available with release of Fury of the Feywild on August 22, 2013 to those who purchased the Knight of the Feywild Pack. If a player has this pack the option to choose between them and Sun Elves will be in a drop-down menu when clicking on the "High Elf Options" portrait on the racial selection screen.

# Traits

* +2 Intelligence
* +2 Dexterity or Charisma
* Wanderlust
* Moon Elf Resilience
Drow

**Drows** are one of the playable races in Neverwinter. They were made available to all players for free with the launch of Fury of the Feywild on August 22, 2013.

Note: This racial choice is distinct from Menzoberranzan Renegade which was available at launch to those who purchased the Hero of the North Pack. If a player has this pack the option to choose between the two racial variants will be in a drop-down menu under the "Drow" portrait on the racial selection screen.

# Traits

* +2 Dexterity
* +2 Charisma or Wisdom
* Darkfire
* Trance
Myth Drannor

**Myth Drannor** is a location in Neverwinter.

## In Game Description

*"This ancient elven kingdom was once the foremost power north of the Sea of Fallen Stars before it fell into darkness seven centuries ago. It remained a monster-haunted ruin for hundreds of years until the sun and moon elves reclaimed the kingdom shortly before the Year of Blue Fire. Myth Drannor has flourished since its refounding."*
Route 27

Connecting areas include

## Encounters:

Land

RATICATE,58,63

STUNFISK,58,63

FARFETCHD,58,63

SANDYGAST,58,63

MRMIME,58,63

PANSAGE,58,63

STUNFISK,58,63

FARFETCHD,58,63

SANDYGAST,58,63

MRMIME,58,63

SANDYGAST,58,63

MRMIME,58,63

Water

WISHIWASHI,50,65

QWILFISH,50,65

FLOATZEL,50,65

PELIPPER,50,65

BUIZEL,50,65

OldRod

MAGIKARP,5,15

MAGIKARP,5,15

GoodRod

MAGIKARP,20,30

WISHIWASHI,20,30

BUIZEL,20,30

SuperRod

WISHIWASHI,50,65

BUIZEL,50,65

WISHIWASHI,50,65

QWILFISH,50,65

FLOATZEL,50,65
Dullahan

The Dullahan is a mythical being in Irish folklore. It is normally depicted as a headless rider on a black horse who may sometimes carry their own heads. Most often depict it being male but has been versions where it is female. Its also said if the dullahan were to ever stop riding its horse, death would occur or happen soon. Its weakness is also gold which can deter it away.

It appeared in the last episode of season 4 titled Headless Horseman where it terrorized a group of students and a teacher on a field trip in Ireland who had decided to stay in the woods for the night.
Mantol-Derith

**Mantol-Derith** is a black market located somewhere in the middle Underdark and it is placed at the shores of the Darklake. It is a meeting point for traders, vendors and travelers of all Underdark races who come together on neutral territory. Its location is known to few only and safe passage to it is rare. Adventurers from the surface often use it as a basis for deeper explorations.

After the Demon Invasion its upper levels were closed since safety was no longer granted. Many traders and denizens have already been evacuated and there are more are waiting to follow.
Ability Score

**Ability Scores** are general measures of a character's broadest abilities. Not counting bonuses or other modifiers, each score can be between 8 and 18. The six ability scores are:

* Strength measures a character's physical power.
* Constitution represents a character's health, stamina and vital force.
* Dexterity measures hand-eye coordination, agility, reflexes, and balance.
* Intelligence describes how well a character learns and reasons.
* Wisdom measures common sense, perception, self-discipline and empathy.
* Charisma measures force of personality, persuasiveness, and leadership.

Ability Scores are also frequently called "attributes" and involve character's statistics.
Sigil of the Metallic Ancestry Dragonborn

The **Sigil of the Metallic Ancestry Dragonborn** is an ornate seal that bears the likeness of the great platinum dragon, Bahamut. When the sigil is obtained, players can use this item to unlock the Metallic Ancestry Dragonborn. After the item's power has been unleashed, players can select the Metallic Ancestry Dragonborn option on the race selection screen during character creation or when using a Race Reroll Token. Players do not need to have unlocked the Chromatic Dragonborn in order to make use of this sigil.
Captain Dunmish

**Captain Dunmish** is an NPC. He's the guy you see to kick off the Icewind Dale Campaign through the A Chill Wind quest. He used to have a ticklish right leg but the developers cut it off to prevent "unnecessary loitering".

To start the campaign, a character must have at least a Gear Score of 10,000 and the third boon from either the Sharandar Campaign or the Dread Ring Campaign.
Rhix

**Rhix** is an NPC who can be found in Protector's Enclave. He stands outside of the Seven Suns Coster Market, next to Wylandar Ilmarin who runs the Wondrous Bazaar. Rhix informs the player about special activity rewards, i.e. you can receive rewards from him for doing activities like skirmishes or dungeons. He will also buy special artifacts that you may receive from certain bosses, giving you Astral Diamonds for them.

For his own protection, Rhix has hired bodyguards who can be seen standing behind him.
Ebon Downs

**Ebon Downs** is an adventure zone.

## Lore

Deep in in the Silverwisp Swamp off the southern High Road lies the burial grounds known as Ebon Downs. Here, many generations have been laid to rest in the barrows, crypts and tombs and watched over by the loyal villagers of Grimhollow. Then one night, the dead rose from their graves in Ebon Downs and overwhelmed the village, leaving few survivors and adding more to their ranks.

When news of a growing undead menace reached Protector's Enclave, Lord Neverember dispatched a contingent of the Neverwinter Guard to counter the threat. Led by Doomguide Vesper Soulhearth under the banner of Kelemvor, god of the dead, these brave soldiers fought the risen forces in a desperate fight to lay their souls to rest. But the battle was doomed to failure. Unbeknownst to Lord Neverember, a powerful Netherese necromancer known as Idris had taken up residence in the barrow's royal rise. Armed with a powerful artifact known as the Deathknell, Idris made pacts with the Barrow Lords of Ebon Downs, building an army of undead to strike at their Thayan enemies. When Lord Neverember's forces arrived, they were ill-prepared to confront these foes. Facing off against Idris' undead army, the Neverwinter Guard fought bravely but were defeated by the Barrow Lords and their animated bone monstrosities.

Only Doomguide Soulhearth survived the encounter, falling back to the nearby Temple of Kelemvor. Soulhearth now works unceasingly to keep the temple grounds sanctified, holding back the hordes of undead threatening to overwhelm the area. Lord Neverember has placed a call to adventurers to travel to the Grimhollow to find Doomguide Soulhearth and the missing Neverwinter Guard. Perhaps then they could lay to rest the evil that has brought the dead to life in Ebon Downs.
Luskan

**Luskan** is a location in Neverwinter.

## In Game Description

*"The dismal city of Luskan festers on the northern shores of the Sword Coast, its days of glory and prominence far behind it. A magnet for freaks, cast-offs, and fugitives, Luskan replenishes its dying population with a steady stream of exiles fleeing justice or persecution. Most people who end up in Luskan soon look for a way out, a chance to escape a pointless death at the hands of madmen, fiends, or worse."*
The B-52's

**The B-52s** (styled as **The B-52's** prior to 2008) are an American new wave band which was formed in Athens, Georgia, in 1976. The original line-up consisted of Fred Schneider (vocals, percussion), Kate Pierson (vocals, keyboards), Cindy Wilson (vocals, percussion), Ricky Wilson (guitar), and Keith Strickland (drums, guitar, keyboards). Ricky Wilson died from AIDS-related illness in 1985, and Strickland switched from drums to lead guitar. The band also added touring members for albums and live performances. by drawing from 1950s and 1960s pop sources, trash culture, and rock and roll. Schneider, Pierson, and Wilson sometimes use call-and-response-style vocals (Schneider's often humorous sprechgesang contrasting with the melodic harmonies of Pierson and Wilson), and their guitar- and keyboard-driven instrumentation composes their trademark sound which was also set apart from their contemporaries by the unusual guitar tunings used by Ricky Wilson on their earlier albums. The band has had many hits, including "Rock Lobster", "Planet Claire", "Private Idaho", "Whammy Kiss", "Party Out of Bounds", "Wig", "Love Shack" and "Roam".

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Neverwinter (city)

The city of **Neverwinter** is a location in Neverwinter.

Founded in 87 DR, it is also known as "the City of Skilled Hands" and "the Jewel of the North."

In the words of the famous mage Elminster, "Neverwinter is a friendly city of craftsmen, who trade extensively via the great merchants of Waterdeep; their water-clocks and multi-hued lamps can be found throughout the Realms. Neverwinter gained its name from the skill of its gardeners, who contrived to keep flowers blooming throughout the months of snow -- a practice they continue with pride" However, that is but one explanation of how Neverwinter got its name.

Other accounts state that the Neverwinter River, heated by fire elementals beneath nearby Mount Hotenow, makes for a perpetually warm climate in the immediate vicinity. Yet another explanation has it that Lord Never, the city's founder, made a stand there against the orcs, after which the place came to be known as "Never's Winter."

The city withstood the Spellplague in 1385 DR. Much of the city was destroyed, however, following the eruption of Mount Hotenow in 1451 DR, wherein a great chasm was torn through a part of the city.

After some political upheaval, the Red Wizards of Thay took control of the city. Ashmadai were allied with Thay, but became a major power when Sylora Salm died in 1463 DR. During this time, the Ashmadai ruled unchallenged in the city and the only surviving bridge, Winged Wyvern, was renamed Herzgo Alegni.

In 1467 DR, Dagult "Dagger" Neverember, a hard-drinking, eloquent, and impressive lion of a man and Open Lord of Waterdeep, decided to take control of Neverwinter. He collected Mintarn Mercenaries instead of his army from Waterdeep and captured Protector's Enclave. Rather than declaring himself a Lord, he instead dubbed himself a Protector of Neverwinter and called upon citizens to rebuild the city to its former glory. Today, the Lord Protector manages the affairs of the city alongside his administrative Mayor, Soman Galt (a dwarf) and his trusted General Sabine, who commands the Mintarn Mercenaries.

The story in the game begins somewhere in 1478 DR or 1479 DR.

In Game Description via Character Origins in Character Creation:

Neverwinter is home to a hardy and creative people who have rebuilt their city in the wake of the eruption of Mount Hotenow. While still a shadow of its former glory, the city shows why it is called the City of Skilled Hands.
Adventure Zone

**Adventure Zones** are the regions of Faerûn where most of the combat and questing takes place in Neverwinter. Adventure Zones are further broken down into neighborhoods and instances, or non-persistent zones.

Adventure zones are *persistent*, meaning that separate instances of the zone are not created for each individual group. In this context, an instance refers to a single active copy of a zone instead of just referring to a non-persistent zone. As long as there are few enough player characters in the zone, all characters in the zone share the same instance. If too many characters enter the same zone, another instance, of the zone is created to prevent the large number of characters from impacting game performance.

Characters in the same instance are interacting with the same environment, enemies, objects, and possibly each other, but players will not see or be able to interact with characters in a different instance than their own except through mechanisms such as chat.
Sergeant Knox

**Sergeant Knox** is an NPC who can be found standing South of the Hall of Justice and North of the Seven Suns Coster Market in Protector's Enclave. He is the main NPC for the storyline quests who will usually send you out to new regions once they are unlocked, and when you have completed the local storyline quests in a region, you are sent back to him. He is also a character in the cinematic video that opens the game and appears as a participant during several quests.

Sergeant Knox is the adventurer's liaison officer to the Neverwinter Guards and Lord Neverember. (He also appears as a quest giver in the Dread Ring Campaign.)
Catacombs

**Catacombs** is the first level of the vast Undermountain dungeon. It gets its name from the countless graves dug into the walls and sarcophagi that filled much of the floor space. Over the last hundred years, access to most of the level has been cut off by various cave-ins and deteriorating archways.

Among the giant spiders, undead and wandering monsters one might expect to find, two opposing factions of humanoids have settled in. The Undertakers, a tough gang of grave robbing bandits and a rather unsavory chapter of the Xanathar Guild.

The Undertakers want the Guild out, to have access to the unspoiled graves on that side of the dungeon. The Xanathar Guild want to remove the Undertakers for their space and to have exclusive access to any adventurers that come down from the Yawning Portal.
Icespire Peak

**Icespire Peak** is an adventure zone. It contains Torunedar Village.

## Lore

In the shadow of Icespire Peak, the Icehammer dwarves wage a wintry battle.

Snow-laden crags and hard-edged bluffs loom over Torunedar like frostbitten fingers. Despite the subzero temperatures, the dwarven village is bustling with activity, constantly preparing for an ongoing battle that is as sure as the promise of a cold dawn. Bolbin Ironbrow can be found coordinating the meager Icehammer militia as Garora Oakhew tends to the wounded and holds the front line. In the White Crags, the blistering waste high atop Icespire Peak, Florin Icehammer, last scion of an ancient line, seeks a way to bring the fight to Hrimnir himself.

The frost giant chief will not be dissuaded so easily.

Hrimnir, favored of the winter titan Thrym, commands the bitter forces of winter on Icespire Peak, sending wave after wave of frost goblins, winter wolves, ice trolls, and frost giants at the Icehammer dwarves. Icespire Peak has become the stage for confrontation between Hrimnir's army and the resilient dwarves, and a place for stalwart adventurers to ply their trade in battle.

The colossal giant Lakkar, long frozen in stone and ice, stares uncaringly down at the battlefield. In times past, Lakkar made a pact with Thrym for the dark power of Elemental Chaos. The giant received the Winterforge, an ancient artifact which rewarded him with colossal size, but proved too powerful for him to contain. Defeated by the Icehammer dwarves, Lakkar and the Winterforge lay untouched for generations, until the artifact was disturbed by the stout folk and began calling Hrimnir and his forces with the Elemental Chaos.

The dwarves may be hardy, but they cannot attack Hrimnir alone. Adventurers who find themselves in the freezing climes around Torunedar will battle through the Frozen Heart, into the very body of Lakkar himself, to find and destroy the Winterforge. Giants, tolls, golems, and the frost giant chief himself stand between them and the salvation of Icespire Peak.
Iliyasha Guidingstar

**Iliyasha Guidingstar** is an NPC who can be found at Sharandar Envoy in Protector's Enclave. She's the representative of the Elves of Iliyanbruen and has come to Neverwinter seeking aid. She will introduce the character to the region of Sharandar, concepts behind the Sharandar Campaign, and the Campaign system in general.
Faerûn

**Faerûn** is a large continent on the planet Abeir-Toril in the Forgotten Realms campaign setting of Dungeons & Dragons. This continent has had the most attention of all the regions in Forgotten Realms, with the most material dedicated to it. Neverwinter is just one of the cities in the North-West region of Faerun. This region, which is recognized by its Western Coast, also called the Sword Coast, is characterized by wilderness and difficult winter weather. Because of the harsh weather and marauding orcs and barbarian tribes, this region is often referred to as the "Savage North".

Each region of Faerûn has its distinct history and culture, and they all are touched and changed by the recent events of, and those preceding, the Spellplague. It is often divided into ten parts to describe a region. These parts further have distinct regions, culture, and cities. Thus the continent of Faerûn is vast and is described in detail in the novels and PnP books.

## Geographical Divisions

These are the geographical divisions of Faerûn.

* Spine of the World
* North-East
* North
* North-West
* West
* Central
* East
* South-West
* South-East
* South
* Underdark

## Notable locations

### North-West

* Neverwinter
* The Dalelands
* Gray Vale
* Luskan
* Luruar
* Myth Drannor
* Netheril
* Waterdeep

### West

* Amn
* Baldur's Gate
* Moonshae Isles

### Central

* Cormyr
* Dragon Coast
Mount Hotenow

## Map

**Mount Hotenow**, also stylized as **Mt. Hotenow**, is an adventure zone. It was once a beautiful forest. The volcano that erupted is still flowing and does not allow for plant life to live long. Beneath the mountain, within its roots lies the fabled Gauntlgrym, ancestral home of the Delzoun Dwarves. It was within Gauntlgrym that the legendary Bruenor Battlehammer fell after defeating a Pit Fiend, all in an effort to trap once again the Primordial that destroyed Neverwinter a decade before (*1452 DR*).
Armario Clavus

**Armario Clavus** is an NPC who can be found near the north-eastern entrance of Seven Suns Coster Market in Protector's Enclave. He is the Dungeon Chest Keymaster who sells Dungeon Chest Keys and also gives you a free Daily Dungeon Chest Key every day.

You must be level 19 or higher to get a daily dungeon chest key.
Hazel the Alchemist

**Hazel the Alchemist** is an NPC who can be found at the Alchemist's Lab in Blacklake District doing research in the Lakeside neighborhood. She can also be found in Ebon Downs at the campfire near the center of the map, where she acts as the local Bounty Hunter, and operates the Ebon Downs Mushroom Hunt.
Tidal Cave

Connecting areas include Cilipre Town (East) and Route 0 (West).

## Encounters:

Cave

BOLDORE,36,43

GOLBAT,37,43

TYRUNT,36,43

RHYHORN,37,43

BOLDORE,36,43

GOLBAT,37,43

TYRUNT,36,43

RHYDON,37,43

ROGGENROLA,36,43

ZUBAT,37,43

TYRANTRUM,36,43

RHYPERIOR,37,43

Water

BARBOACH,35,43

MAGIKARP,35,43

BARBOACH,35,43

WHISCASH,35,43

GYARADOS,35,43

OldRod

MAGIKARP,5,15

MAGIKARP,5,15

GoodRod

MAGIKARP,20,30

BARBOACH,20,30

GYARADOS,20,30

SuperRod

MAGIKARP,25,45

BARBOACH,25,45

WHISCASH,25,45

BARBOACH,25,45

GYARADOS,25,55
Krystyna

## Autobiography

I graduated from Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland in 1983 in pure mathematics. I am a math teacher with more than 20 years experience.

I started my interest in origami in 1995. My mathematical background pushed me towards geometric models. A mathematical structure of origami model and folding process as well as relation of origami to mathematics have been in the center of my interest from that time. I am also interested in educational applications of origami. I had lectures and workshop on education and theoretical aspects of origami at KOTE, Poland and Didaktik des Papierfalten in Freiburg, Germany, and OSME (Origami, Science, .Mathematics and Education), USA and Singapure

I am an author of five origami books and several booklets.

I participated in the large international origami exhibition “Masters of Origami” in Salzburg 2005 and Hamburg 2007.I played with different shapes of paper generated by a graph of a polynomial function. Region bounded by a polynomial graph is a starting shape of a paper sheets folded in a model. These three models are exactly the same except shape of paper used.My origami models base on regular polyhedra structure. These two models are exactly the same, except that they are based on two dual polyhera, dodecahedron and icosahedron.
Baldur's Gate

**Baldur's Gate** is one of the locations available to choose upon character creation. Selecting it will add the corresponding title 'of Baldur's Gate' to your biography.

## In Game Description

*"Baldur's Gate is a city of opportunity and fair laws. The city prides itself on being an open place where anyone can become a citizen or start a new life, regardless of race or background. Adventurers from all walks of life comes from Baldur's Gate, where opportunity awaits on every corner."*
Tristopher Chettlebell

**Tristopher Chettlebell** is an NPC who can be found standing under a medium sized white tent near the Merchant in Doomguide's Watch, the starting area of Neverdeath Graveyard. He can also be seen standing in the Hall of Justice in Protector's Enclave, though it is not possible to talk with him there.
Makos

**Makos** is a powerful Tiefling Warlock first seen in the third of the four-parts cinematic trailer The Siege of Neverwinter: the same scenes have also been used for the game opening cinematic.

It is seen confronting a Dracolich from the walls of Neverwinter, using telekinesis to protect his comrades (Celeste and Sergeant Knox) from the falling of a tower and using the same ruins to shield them from the dragon's breath.

In order to lure the dragon's attention he draws an exotic blade which enflames itself and uses it to throw fireballs at the enemy.

He is then meet, as the first character with optional dialogues met in the game, in Neverwinter Fields, where he kneels before the inanimated dragon body (probably the same of the cinematic) trying to perform a ritual to bind his soul and prevent his return.

Makos apprentice giving rewards

Makos appeared again during the "End of the Beta" events: he asks the heroes to fight off Valindra's undead attacks brought through the enclave by five portals randomly opened every 30 minutes and, in the last hours, for five. His apprentice gave the adventurer various rewards in exchange of Bones left by the undead.
Sun Elf

**Sun Elves** are one of the playable races in Neverwinter and were made available free to all players during a maintenance patch shortly after the release of Fury of the Feywild on August 22, 2013. They can be selected during character creation by clicking on the "High Elf Options" portrait, which will also generate a drop-down menu to giving the option to make a Moon Elf if the player has purchased the Knight of the Feywild Pack.

# Traits

* +2 Intelligence
* +2 Dexterity or Charisma
* Inner Calm
* Sun Elf Grace
Bounty Master

**Bounty Master** refers to a type of NPC that can be found at most larger encampments. They trade local bounty currencies for various items. Most trade 10 currency for a treasure cache item which may contain a random unique item from the area, and 20 currency for a seal, some sell other items as well.

# Items For Sale

## Currencies

* Many-Arrows Insignia (Tower District)
* Blackdagger Insignia (Blackdagger Ruins)
* Necromantic Sigil (Neverdeath Graveyard)
* Ashmadai Symbol (Helm's Hold)
* Deathknell Shard Sliver (Ebon Downs)
* Gray Wolf Insignia (Vellosk)
* Blackdagger Gold Coin (Pirates' Skyhold)
* Mithral Nugget (Icespire Peak)
* Symbol of Lolth (Rothé Valley)
* Ember Shard (Mount Hotenow)
* Dwarf Relic (Whispering Caverns)
* Fomorian Concoction (Sharandar)
* Onyx Fragment (Dread Ring)
* Kessell's Sigil (Caer-Konig)

## Packs

### Blackdagger Ruins

* Blackdagger Treasure Cache (10)
* Blackdagger Treasured Gear (25)
* Blackdagger's Partisan Pack (40)

### Neverdeath Graveyard

* Neverdeath Treasure Cache (10)
* Neverdeath Treasured Gear (25)
* Neverdeath's Partisan Pack (40)

### Helm's Hold

* Ashmadai Treasure Cache (10)
* Ashmadai Treasured Gear (25)
* Ashmadai's Partisan Pack (40)

### Ebon Downs

* Ebon Downs Treasure Cache (10)
* Ebon Downs Treasured Gear (25)
* Ebon Downs' Partisan Pack (40)

### Vellosk

* Vellosk Treasure Cache (10)
* Vellosk Treasured Gear (25)
* Vellosk's Partisan Pack (40)

### Pirates' Skyhold

* Pirate Skyhold Treasure Cache (10)
* Pirate Skyhold Treasured Gear (25)
* Pirate Skyhold's Partisan Pack (40)

### Icespire Peak

* Icespire Treasure Cache (10)
* Icespire Treasured Gear (25)
* Icespire's Partisan Pack (40)

### Rothé Valley

* Temple of the Spider Treasure Cache (10)
* Temple of the Spider Treasured Gear (25)
* Temple of the Spider's Partisan Pack (40)

### Mount Hotenow

* Mount Hotenow Treasure Cache (10)
* Mount Hotenow Treasured Gear (25)
* Mount Hotenow's Partisan Pack (40)

### Whispering Caverns

* Whispering Caverns Treasure Cache (10)
* Whispering Caverns Treasured Gear (25)
* Whispering Caverns' Partisan Pack (40)

## Items

### Tower District

* +2 Smithing Chain Armor (5)
* Agile Boots (5)
* Cruel Amulet (5)
* Cruel Helmet (5)
* Piercing Ring (5)
* Protecting Ring (5)
* Restoring Amulet (5)
* Smiting Belt (5)
* Vital Belt (5)
* Vital Gauntlets (5)

### Sharandar

* Gold Crescent (5)
* Potion of Redcap Slaying (15)

### Caer-Konig

* Konig Coin (5)
* Minor Black Ice Salve (40)
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Desert Egg

Desert Egg - 100 mil

Cowboy, Common,29 - multi :x2k

* Sun fox, Common, 29 x2k - multi: x2k
* Storm Clouds, Rare,10  - multi: x4k 3.5k
* Sand Crawler, Rare, 10 x4k 3.5k
* Sun Flare, Legendary, 2 - multi- 10k clicks
* Sun prism, Epic, 5% (4.85 actually) x 6.5k
* Flaming Hydra, Mythical, 0.15% x30k clicks, 30k gems
* Dusty Bull, Common, 15% - multi x 2k
Frozen Egg

Frozen Egg - 1T  peppers

* Snowman - Common, 24%  - multi x6k
* Frosted Panda- Common, 24%- multi: x 6k
* Glacier Shark - Common, 24% - multi: x6k
* Ice Dragon - Rare, 8%  -multi x12k
* Ice Blob - Rare, 8%- multi x12k
* Frozen Serpent - Epic, 5% (actually 4.85). - multi:  x18k
* Frozen Spirit - Mythical, 0.15% - multi: x50k
* Winged Terror, rare,  7 - multi: x12k
Protector's Enclave

## Map

**Protector's Enclave** is the highly taxed police state of Lord Neverember. Beyond Protector's Enclave, many monsters roam in the city of Neverwinter. This region of Neverwinter has been rebuilt. Lord Neverember as a Lord Protector rules this city from the renovated Hall of Justice, the old temple of Tyr. This area lies in the west-most part of city. Thus it was protected from the Volcanic eruption which largely affected the eastern part of city causing the chasm to appear.

The region consists of many nobles who did not leave the Neverwinter city even during Cataclysm. However, open opposition to Lord Neverember - as much as calling him 'Lord Pretender' is not possible due to tight grip of General Sabine's Mintarn Mercenaries. The 'soft' faction of Sons of Alagondar - the Graycloaks, works subtly in this region. Their base of operations is a secret meeting place somewhere in Driftwood Tavern.

This region is under strict control of General Sabine who commands the Mintarn Mercenaries. Administrative duties are handled by a dwarf mayor, Soman Galt. The Lion sign of Neverember is a recurring theme in the Enclave. However his coat of arms from Waterdeep is never displayed in this region in order to win the trust of citizens of Neverwinter. Because of the trade from Waterdeep, the market of the Protector's Enclave is one of the best.

The Enclave neighbours Blacklake District and Sleeping Dragon Bridge.
Partridge Creek Beast

The Partridge Creek Beast is said to be a living dinosaur, a type of ceratosaurus covered in hair or bristle-like fur living in the Yukon around the Partridge River which it was named after mainly feeding on moose and caribou. It was only sighted twice in the 1900s by the original witnesses James Lewis Buttler and Tom Leemore along with a group of First Nation hunters who accomplied them.

It appeared in episode 39 of Season 4 where a hunter around Partridge Creek was hunted by the massive creature.
Troll

Trolls are mythical beings from Scandinavian folklore that mostly living far from humans mostly in isolated rocky terrain, caves, or mountains living either alone or in small family units and rarely ever being helpful towards humans. They are often depicted looking ugly and grotesque but some depictions have them also almost looking human as well.

They appeared in season 4 in the episode where they both hunted and terrorized friends who made an arrangement to hike up in the mountains of Norway unknowingly entering their terrain.
Loch Ness Monster

The Loch Ness Monster aka Nessie is the famous legendary creature said to live in Loch Ness often being depicted and said to be a plesiosaur though some other theories says it could be a giant eel or even a species of giant amphibian.

It was featured in the first episode of Season 4 where a team cryptozoologists tried to uncover its existence which ended in disastrous results.

Featured: Episode 34, Season 4: Loch Ness Monster
Sea Serpent

Sea serpents (or Sea dragons) is a type of sea monster often considered looking like some sort of dragon that appears in various mythologies and sailors tales. Stories and sightings of them have been told worldwide. There has been various theories what sea serpents could be ranging from prehistoric relicts such as marine reptiles or prehistoric cetaceans, undiscovered species yet to be discovered or simply mistaken identity notably the oarfish.

It appeared in Sea Serpent of Season 4 where Elise Mooney and Tanner Noble of the Enigma Corporation were called in by the Spanish government to investigate regarding mysterious disappearances of people off the coast caused by the creature.
Crystal egg

Crystal egg -  200 T

* Crystal Bunny -  Common, 25%  x40k, 38k
* Crystal Star -  Common, 25% x40k, 38k
* Crystal Duobull - Common 30% x40k, 35k
* Crystal Crab - Rare , 7% x60
* Crystal Stack - Legendary, 3% (actually 2.85) x145k
* Crystal Lord - Mythical, 0.15% x300k
* Crystal Mage, Rare, 5 x85k
* Crystal Scorpion, Epic, 5 x85k
Miri Golan

Peace activist, educator, and origami artist Miri Golan hopes to use her installations as a catalyst to unite people of different religious and cultural backgrounds. Many of her works use the book as a symbol of education, wisdom, and spirituality—ideas that can be used to help bring people on opposite sides of conflicts together. Her sculptures incorporate a variety of spiritual texts in unexpected ways and suggest that despite religious differences, people are fundamentally the same. Golan is the founder of Folding Together, an organization that encourages Israeli and Palestinian children and adults to fold paper forms as a team, turning origami into a collaborative expression of hope for a more peaceful world. Golan’s work represents the possibility for origami to be a platform for positive social change.
List of achievements

### Foundry Authoring

* Note: Unlike most achievements, Foundry Authoring achievements are considered account wide - thus any and all characters you log into after completing these will gain the achievements and points.

### Foundry Community[edit | edit source]

* Note: Unlike most achievements, Foundry Community achievements are considered account wide - thus any and all characters you log into after completing these will gain the achievements and points.

### Special[edit | edit source]

These achievements tend to be associated with game pack purchases or Promotional Item Giveaway Codes. They routinely are account wide, available for only a limited time, provide no points, and **usually** have no description but they show up on the achievement list and are linked to gaining in game items and titles.
Acquisitions Incorporated (lore)

**Acquisitions Incorporated** is a piece of lore that can be found in the Acquisitions Incorporated Headquarters in Protector's Enclave.

## Finding

To recieve this lore, examine Acquisitions Incorporated fliers at Acquisitions Incorporated headquarters.

## Lore

*"Many of Faerûn's organizations operate in secret, or play at it, even when the game is long up. Acquisitions Incorporated is the polar opposite: it is not uncommon to behold its icon in towns of any size, and their offices are often co-located with inns and smithies. Currently Headquartered in Waterdeep, the company provides a range of mystical and mundane services, and has the capacity to deliver teams anywhere that can pay them.*

*Franchies are available for interested parties, which grants access to crafty suite of back office expertise and custom artifacts which ease the operation of the business. Such franchise exist with various levels of support from Home Office in pockets around the globe.*

*Headed up by Ominifis Hereward Dran (more commonly known simply as Omin) and his excitable wizard associate Jim Darkmagic, the have operated for more than a decade and they've only died once or twice a apiece. Not bad."*
Lost Tapes: The Revival Wiki

Lost Tapes: The Revival is a fan-made continuation of the found-footage mockumentary known as Lost Tapes that aired on Animal Planet from 2008 to 2010.

**Welcome to the Lost Tapes: The Revival Wiki!**
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Shunka Warakin

The Shunka Warakin is said to be a unidentified canine-like creature said to resemble either a wolf, hyena or both. Stories of it dates back to Native Americans who told stories of it notably coming into their camps to kill dogs and carry them off to eat. Many theories have been thought up of what it could be from surviving prehistoric relics like dire wolves, hyaenodons, borophaginae (bone-crushing dogs) and chasmaporthetes (Only hyena that lived in the Americas) to perhaps being a new species of wolf.

It appeared in Season 4 in the episode titled American Hyena where it depicted them as hyena-like creatures that were responsible for the disappearances of trail riders in Yellowstone National Park and hunted the park rangers that were searching for them.
Lost Tapes: The Revival

*But if our eyes see it...*

*If our cameras capture it...*

*Does it exist?*

**LOST TAPES**

*Do you believe?*

**Lost Tapes: The Revival** is a continuation of the Lost Tapes show on Animal Planet that went from 2008 to 2010.

**Note: Currently under construction**

**What the show was about**

Lost Tapes depicts traumatic scenarios where people are attacked and/or killed by mysterious, dangerous, deadly, wild, and ferocious paranormal cryptids. The series is shot in a mockumentary style. Most episodes begin with a quick introduction of facts, which include interviews with experts explaining scientific theories or facts and folklore behind the episode's titular creature. In the second season, some episodes began with footage of a person being attacked and often killed by the episode's creature, an introduction meant to set up the events of each episode. In the third season, every episode had such an introduction, though the events of every episode in all three seasons are accompanied by videos of scientists, cryptozoologists, and folklorists giving their very thoughts and opinions of the creatures.
Krampus

Krampus is a horned figure resembling that of a half-man, half-goat creature from Alpine folklore said to during the season of Christmas punish naughty children who had misbehaved. In most folklore, Krampus is considered one of Saint Nicholas' companions.

Krampus appeared in Season 4 where he attempted to punish a group of delinquent teenagers who were bullying and antagonizing a disabled child on Christmas Eve.
Ahool

The Ahool is a winged cryptid, considered to be a large bat-like creature, sometimes portrayed having primate features. Its name comes from its cry. The creatures are said to live in the deep jungles of Java.

The Ahool appeared in the episode Death Bat where a bunch of them terrorized and hunted a tour guide and his tourists who was showing them the jungle.
Marc Kirschenbaum

**Marc Kirschenbaum** (born 1969) is an American origami artist, designer, and board member of OrigamiUSA. He is known for creation of complex origami models, including various instrumentalists, insects, and erotic origami works, called "pornigami". He has three books on how to do some of the origami pieces that he has made. The books are titled *Paper in Harmony*,*Origami Bugs* and *Erotic Origami*.

## Biography

Marc Kirschenbaum was born in New York City in 1969. He began folding paper when he was 3 and started designing his own origami models during childhood. Kirschenbaum lives in New York City and works as an IT industry recruiter.

## Publications

* *Paper in Harmony* (2000)
* *Origami Bugs* (2007)
* *Erotic Origami* (2008)
Roman Diaz

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Roman Diaz was born in Montevideo, Uruguay, and lived in Argentina, Honduras, and Mozambique as a child. During his travels Diaz occasionally experimented with origami. He returned to Uruguay, completed his studies and became a veterinarian. Fascinated by the possibilities of origami, he started designing his own models. By 2005 his designs of animals were attracting international attention. Since then he has been a special guest at origami conventions in Spain, France, Italy, Germany, and Chile and has published two books.
Jiangmei Wu

Jiangmei Wu, an Assistant Professor of Design at Indiana University in Bloomington, has over 10 years of professional and 7 years of teaching experience in art and design. She does interdisciplinary work in art, design, mathematics, science and engineering. Recently, she has been investigating the relationship between geometry, surface texture, computational algorithms, and making techniques in the art and science of paper folding. Her latest collection of Folded Light Art, using eco-friendly materials and manufacturing techniques, has gained world-wide attention and has been published in many design magazines internationally, including Elle Decoration, DesignBoom, MocoLoco, Inhabitat, Gizmodo, Espaces Contemporains, Wallpaper\*, and many more. Her creative works have been juried and exhibited in big cities in the United States such as New York, Chicago, as well as in Italy, Japan, and Bangkok. Most recently, she has been selected as a featured artist for an international art festival and has exhibited in Toyoto Civic Center, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Her work has also been selected for an international traveling exhibit titled Above the Fold:New Expressions in Origami, which began its tour in eight museums in the United States in January 2015. Wu earned her undergraduate degree in urban planning and design from the College of Architecture and Urban Planning of Tongji University in Shanghai, her master of science in interior design and her master of fine arts in graphic design, both from Indiana University. She is the coauthor of Living Design: The Daoist Way of Building (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1998). Before becoming a professor at Indiana University, Wu was a professional interaction/multi-media designer, web developer and programmer, and she has received several web design and development awards.
Tomoko Fuse

Tomoko Fuse (布施 知子, Fuse Tomoko, born in Niigata, 1951) is a Japanese origami artist and author of numerous books on the subject of modular origami, and is by many considered as a renowned master in such discipline.

Fuse first learned origami while in the hospital as a child. When she was 19 years old, she studied for two and a half years with origami master Toyoaki Kawai. She started publishing origami books in 1981, and has since published more than 60 books (plus overseas editions) as of 2006. She has created numerous origami designs, including boxes, kusudama, paper toys, masks, modular polyhedra, as well as other geometric forms and objects, such as origami tessellations, with publications in Japanese, Korean and English. She now resides with her husband Taro Toriumi, a respected woodblock printmaker and etcher, in rural Nagano prefecture, Japan.

Unit Origami: Multidimensional Transformations, the English language edition of her seminal modular origami inventions, may be considered the classic text on modular origami available in the English language.

### Born:

布施知子(ふせ ともこ)1951Niigata prefecture,Japanese

## Publications

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In English:

* *Spiral: Origami/Art/Design*, Viereck Verlag, 2012, ISBN 978-3-941327-06-1
* *Floral Origami Globes*, Japan Publications Trading, May 18, 2007, ISBN 978-4-88996-213-0
* *Origami Rings & Wreaths: A Kaleidoscope of 28 Decorative Origami Creations*, Japan Publications Trading, Nov 2007 ISBN 978-4-88996-223-9
* *Kusudama Origami*, Japan Publications, Sep 2002, ISBN 978-4-88996-087-7
* *Fabulous Origami Boxes*, Japan Publications, July 1998 ISBN 978-0-87040-978-3
* *Quick and Easy Origami Boxes*, Japan Publications 1994, ISBN 0-87040-939-5
* *Unit Origami: Multidimensional Transformation*, Japan Publications, April 1990, ISBN 978-0-87040-852-6
* *Origami Boxes: Moribana Style*, Japan Publications, June 1975, ISBN 978-0-87040-821-2
* *Origami Boxes, Japan Publications, July 1989, ISBN 0-87040-821-6*
* *Tomoko Fuse's Origami Boxes, Tuttle Publications, April 2018, ISBN 978-0-80485-006-3*

In Japanese:

* *Easy Origami to Enliven Your Life (Kurashi o Irodoru Raku Raku no Origami)* Ishizue Publishers (July 1996), ISBN 978-4-900747-10-4
* *Yunnito Origami (Unit Origami)*, Chikuma Shobo Publishers (December 1983), ISBN 4480040781
* Beautiful Origami Boxes 2, Nihonvogue Company, Japan, 2014, http://book.nihonvogue.co.jp, ISBN 978-4-529-05285-6

In Italian:

* *Origami Modulare* (Italian version of Japanese *Yunnito Origami*), Il Castello Publishers, (1988)
GAR

The GAR is a worldwide organization that detects and deals with supernatural and other worldly anomalies. They created the GSP as Tri had warned them of a threat coming and introduced the world to spirits. They were the first to detect the shockwave set off by Tri in the south pole. The GAR is also the very first group to experience a Spirit User's power.

### Notable members:

Greyson - Was a former member of the GAR council before stepping down and becoming the now known GSP Commander, marching forward with the Initiative Spirit. Greyson forced it upon himself to step down, he thought he had no business being in the council and saw a better potential in GSP and the Spirit Warriors.
Kevin Box

BIOGRAPHY

Kevin Box grew up in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, beneath “the tree that escaped the crowded forest,” Frank Lloyd Wright’s only built skyscraper. Throughout high school Box studied graphic arts and apprenticed summers at his uncle’s design firm in Atlanta Georgia. Box received a four year scholarship to study graphic design at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Following his sophomore year, an Art History grant took him to Greece for three weeks, providing him the opportunity to see some of the great antiquities of the world first hand. The experience forever changed him, “I realized that all of my graphic design work was ending up in the landfill as trash and I discovered the durability of dialogue that continues through the history of art and I wanted to be a part of that conversation.”

That decision afforded him the freedom of experimentation. Ignited with inspiration, a full service studio to work in and a treasure trove of paper found in the warehouse of an old print shop the foundry was renting, he started working with paper again. “It took two years of tireless experimentation for me to develop the process of casting paper into bronze, another seven years to perfect, and it continues to evolve today.”

From the beginning, Box’s work received recognition from other artists and collectors alike. His unique style married paper with the age old tradition of bronze casting and refreshed audiences. In 2004, he was elected as the youngest member of the National Sculptors Guild and was recognized by Southwest Art Magazine as one of the top 21 artists under 31 in the southwest. Box exhibited throughout the country on a vigorous schedule of festival shows that provided him with valuable feedback and direct communication to thousands of connoisseurs and collectors. He discovered the art markets of the country and professional galleries that wanted exclusive representation of his work. He continued pursuing art in public places throughout the country and in 2006, moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kevin and Jennifer Box currently reside in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Box continues to push the boundaries of the casting process. His unique style and approach, combined with an innovative vision like no other, contributes to his aspiration of place within 21st Century Art History. See his many sculptural creations on his website.
Christine Edison

**Christine Edison** is a math teacher and origami artist based in Chicago; she blogs about her origami and other interests at cedison.wordpress.com. Eight years ago Ms. Christine Edison needed to start a club with a ten-dollar budget for the entire school year, her solution was origami and that started her paper journey. Rapidly her interest changed from following other people’s diagrams to creating her own designs. Using iterative techniques she designed boxes, which she displayed at OuSA’s annual origami convention. There she met Eric Gjerde, Joel Cooper, and a host of other creative artists and was introduced to tessellations. Since then she has become fascinated with curved structures and three-dimensional tessellations. Currently she teaches high school mathematics, folds, and dances. The SCGP is excited to host Christine Edison as the Artist–in–residence during the Ocean Beasts summer exhibition, July-August 2012 and will give a series of origami workshops in the Center’s art gallery.