Asblan the Bold was a wizard of Ordulin who met his end in an aerial spell battle against Orcrommor the Mighty. They hurled dozens of meteor swarms at one another over the rooftops until both perished, taking a good deal of the city below with them. #dnd

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Asblan, who was nicknamed the Bold, was a powerful wizard who once inhabited Ordulin in Sembia during the early 14th century DR.[1] Asblan met his demise facing Orcrommor the Mighty in an epic...

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Dusanu, also known as rot fiends, were yellowish fungal colonies that infected living creatures with a wasting disease and then animated their skeletons, leaving them frequently mistaken for undead. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...

Matter manipulation was a psionic power that weakened materials by reducing their physical integrity, used by creatures such as arcanaloths, and beljuril dragons. The power was a necessary component for the construction of psion killer crystal golems #dnd

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Matter manipulation,[note 1] or molecular manipulation, was a psionic power that affected the integrity of materials.[5] According to the earliest available records, this power reduced a target...

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Eltabbar was the second-largest city of Thay. A haven for Red Wizards and bore a dark secret that predated the founding of the magocracy. One unique law in Eltabbar, was the prohibition of any maps that detailed the layout of the city. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...

Butterfly swords were blades made in both longsword and short sword lengths, favored by monks who could wield them as accurately as their own fists. The sohei of the White Crane were reckoned among the most competent butterfly blade wielders of all. #dnd

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Butterfly swords were bladed weapons invented by the Shou.[1][2] These blades could be of different lengths, both longswords[3] and short swords existing of this type.[2] Monks were usually...

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37 Years Ago: Spelljammer: AD&D Adventures in Space was released. This boxed set introduces the Spelljammer campaign setting and provided a connection between the #forgottenrealms, #greyhawk and #dragonlance settings. #dnd #TBThursday #tbt forgottenrealms.fand...

Zzar was a fortified sherry wine popular in Waterdeep. had a fiery orange color and an almond scent and flavor. It was a smooth and creamy drink with a vibrant aftertaste. Many elves disdained it, considering it vulgar. #dnd #WaterdeepWednesday

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Zzar was a fortified sherry wine popular in Waterdeep.[6] Zzar had a fiery orange color and an almond scent and flavor.[7] It was a smooth and creamy drink with a vibrant aftertaste.[8] Many elves...

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Kaldrfisk was a fishing village in Icewind Dale, beyond the Ten Towns on the edge of the Reghed Glacier. There were logging camps and shipbuilders on the village's outskirts. Kaldrfisk regularly welcomed merchants from the Ten Towns. #dnd

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Kaldrfisk was a walled fishing village located in the Reghed Edge region north of the Ten-Towns, nestled on a coast of the Sea of Moving Ice on the edge of the Reghed Glacier.[1] Kaldrfisk was a...

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A nightwalker was a sentient undead monster from the Plane of Shadow. It was unnatural and malicious, and it took delight in the corruption and suffering of others. It was a creature of both death and shadows and had enormous powers over darkness. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...

Elmareen Whistestone was a half-elven wizard & scholar who resided in Daerlun. Usually quite pleasant, she could be quite fearsome. She was known to have destroyed an entire Calishite slave caravan, as well as single-handedly slaying several dragons #dnd

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Elmareen Whistestone was a half-elven scholar and wizard inhabiting Daerlun in Sembia in the mid–14th century DR.[1] She was a buxom woman.[1] Though usually quite pleasant, she could be fearsome...

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Damara was a sparsely populated kingdom in the Cold Lands of Northeast Faerûn. Several major rivers wound through Damara. Some, like the Goliad River & the Beaumaris River, were slow moving & calm enough to support trade. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...

The Lash of Loviatar was a holy spellbook associated with the Church of Loviatar, the Maiden of Pain. The Lash was a leather scourge that revealed its stored spells after its striking strands hit a victim. It was known to contain at least 27 spells. #dnd

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The Lash of Loviatar was a powerful holy spellbook used by the Church of Loviatar. Once wielded by the fearsome Loviatan Endreira Chathlass, the collection of spells was contained within a leather...

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36 Years Ago: Dwarves Deep was released. This 2e accessory focused on the dwarves of Faerûn. It explored dwarven magic, society, religion, settlements and history. #dnd #TBThursday #tbt forgottenrealms.fand...

Larissa Neathal was a courtesan & one of the Masked Lord of Waterdeep. In public, Larissa was superficial & empty-headed. She used that persona as a front to gain information from the many public officials she lured into her hands #dnd #WaterdeepWednesday

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Larissa Neathal was a courtesan and one of the Masked Lord of Waterdeep during the 14th century DR.[2] Larissa had red hair.[3] However, she was very skilled in using cosmetics and magic to alter...

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Kelp could grow up to two feet per day, forming dense underwater forests. Aquatic peoples harvested it for food, clothed themselves in it, and used magical varieties to make ink for spell scrolls. #dnd

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Kelp was a large underwater algae that was cultivated for numerous purposes and its fast growth cycle.[1] Kelp was a large leafed algae cultivated by many aquatic species because it grew...

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Almraiven was one of the great cities of the nation of Calimshan. It was most notable for being the nation's first and premier center for magical studies, earning it the moniker "City of Spells". #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...

Eunuch warlocks were the arcane enforcers of the emperors of T'u Lung, leading the eunuchs who served as imperial messengers, informants, and spies. The highest-ranked could give orders in the emperor's own name. #dnd

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Eunuch warlocks were the arcane enforcers of the will of the emperors of T'u Lung.[1] While called warlocks, they were not warlocks as commonly understood in Faerûn, as their powers did not come...

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Hullathoins were massive undead that stood twenty feet tall, their rotting bodies serving as hives for bloodfiend locusts they could induce to swarm. They delighted in deforming living creatures into grotesque shapes for those locusts to feed upon. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...

The tattoo of the Unbroken Circle was a magical tattoo marking its bearer as a friend to the githzerai, available only to those who had studied the Unbroken Circle of Zerthimon and unlocked all eight circles of Zerthimon's teachings. #dnd

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Tattoo of the Unbroken Circle was a rare variation of magical tattoos that marked its bearer as a friend to the githzerai people and communicated their knowledge of Zerthimon's teachings.[1] A...

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26 Years Ago: Monster Manual 3e was released. One the core rulebooks for 3e, it updated 321 older monsters to third edition rules. It was awarded the Origins Award for Best Graphic Design. #dnd #TBThursday #tbt forgottenrealms.fand...

Ahghairon's dragonward was a powerful & undispellable mythal cast by the famous mage Ahghairon over the city of Waterdeep. It projected a dome 25,600 ft in diameter, which encompassed the city's borders in their entirety. #dnd #WaterdeepWednesday

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Ahghairon's dragonward was a powerful and undispellable mythal cast by the famous mage Ahghairon over the city of Waterdeep.[1][2] Centered under Ahghairon's Tower, the mythal projected a...

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Hathmar Blademark was a drow mercenary of Ravens Bluff, renowned as one of the finest duelists in the city. During the Three Women War he played both sides, until Amber Lynn Thoden paid him the bulk of her family's fortune simply to stay out of it. #dnd

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Hathmar Blademark was a renowned drow swashbuckler and transmuter wizard who worked as a mercenary in the surface lands of the Vast in the mid-14th century DR.[1][2][3][4][note 3] Hathmar was...

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Stormwreck Isle was formed in ancient times by volcanic activity that was caused when the mighty red dragon Sharruth was entombed on the sea floor by a group of three metallic dragons. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...

Mordenkainen's buzzing bee was a conjuration spell that summoned a small but exceptionally loud bee to circle a target's head. It could not be swatted away, hidden from, or outrun, and required only a dab of honey to cast. #dnd

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Mordenkainen's buzzing bee, also known simply as buzzing bee,[4] was a simple arcane spell of the conjuration school of magic practiced by wizards and sorcerers.[1][2][3] The spell conjured a...

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Asabis were reptilian humanoids that dwelt in the desert. They liked to hide themselves in the sand and jump out at their targets. Typical asabi fighters carried scimitars and light crossbows. They never wore armor heavier than leather. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...

Alias was a highly capable fighter, proficient in all swords (including exotic saurial broadswords), daggers, maces, axes, clubs, darts, all polearms, lances, morning stars, and quarterstaves. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...

32 Years Ago: Elminster's Ecologies was released. This 2nd-edition boxed set contains nine 32-page booklets, each providing a rich backdrop and detailed information on various ecosystems in the Realms. #dnd #TBThursday #ThrowbackThursday forgottenrealms.fand...

The Black Bucket Hunt was an annual treasure hunt sponsored by various nobility of Waterdeep. It involved a parade in silly costumes and a trip to Undermountain. Hilarity and murder often ensued. #dnd #forgottenrealms #WaterdeepWednesday

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A Black Bucket Hunt was an annual revel and treasure hunt held in Waterdeep that ultimately led into Undermountain. It was sponsored each year by a different noble family and tacitly allowed by...

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Marret was a rare Underdark stone that glowed white without needing prior illumination, a property dwarven sages attributed to leakage from the Positive Energy plane. #dnd

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Marret was a rare stone from the Underdark that glowed a faint white.[1] Marret was a rare, white stone. It had a property akin to phosphorescence, except it did not require prior illumination in...

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Baneliches were liches who served as clerics of Bane during their mortal lives. Baneliches retained most of their clerical powers from life, and continued to garner more power in undeath, achieving new heights every hundred years or so. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...