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Yarok was an ogre berserker who led the first wave of Shining Crusade forces against the Coalition camp during the Siege of Dragonspear, commanding a squad that included trolls, orcs, barbarians, and mages. #dnd
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Yarok was an ogre berserker in the service of the Shining Crusade in the mid-to-late 14th century DR.[1] Yarok was the leader of the first wave of Shining Crusade forces attacking the Coalition...
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46 Years Ago: Deities & Demigods was released. This 1e accessory was the 1st appearance of various deities, such as Corellon, Moradin, Gruumsh, and others, many of which have become standard features of #dnd and its derivatives. #TBThursday #tbt forgottenrealms.fand...
A Maiden's Tears was a tavern that was located in the North Ward of Waterdeep. The taverns name was based off of an old Sword Coast legend that stated that the best wine was the tears of a maiden whose suitor was slain. #dnd #WaterdeepWednesday
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A Maiden's Tears, which was also simply called the Tears, was a tavern that was located in the city of Waterdeep during the mid-to-late 14th century DR.[1] The tavern was located on a small...
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Dull gray ioun stones were ioun stones that were "burned out," "dead," or had otherwise permanently lost their original magic, yet held some lingering power for wielders of psionics. #dnd
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A dull gray ioun stone was any ioun stone that was “burned out", "dead", or had otherwise permanently lost its original magic.[1][2][8][9] While widely regarded as completely useless,[2][8] they...
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While tinker gnomes were usually cheerful and friendly individuals, their poor social skills and indiscriminate love for technological tinkering meant most everyone else disliked them. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...
Wool was an animal fiber widely used in fabrics across Faerûn and beyond, prized for its insulating and water-repelling properties. In the Vast, a shepherd's flock once began producing multicolored fleece because of the experiments of a nearby wizard #dnd
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Wool was a category of soft, curly animal hair that was commonly used in the creation of clothing and outerwear[10][11] thanks to it being one of the best insulators against the cold that was...
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Mezzoloths were both the most common and lowest-ranking yugoloths. They acted as the wretched grunts in the mercenary legions of the daemons, compensating for their low intelligence with fearsome combat skills. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...
Wyvernwater Castle was a fortress built by the Witch Lords that terrorized Cormyr. It was thought to be near-mythical as few could find it, but in truth it only rose from Lake Wyvernwater in times of mist or fog, thanks to the magic of a mythallar #dnd
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Wyvernwater Castle in Cormyr was an ancient fortress built by the Witch Lords of Wyvernwater sometime before the 10th century DR.[1] As of the mid-to-late 14th century DR, it was a half-mythical...
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26 Years Ago: Player's Handbook 3e was released. It was a major overhaul of #dnd. It transformed character creation, providing customizable characters with feats & skills, and balanced battles. #TBThursday #tbt forgottenrealms.fand...
Jhaarnnan Hands was a set of golden enchanted bracers that enabled the wearer to exchange magical rings. One notable owner was Khondar Naomal, the guildmaster of the Watchful Order of Magists and Protectors in Waterdeep. #dnd #WaterdeepWednesday
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The Jhaarnnan Hands were a set of enchanted bracers and sculpted hands that enabled the wearer to exchange magical rings.[1] The Hands were used by Khondar "Ten-Rings" Naomal during his attempt to...
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The Shipwrights' Guild represented the interests of the various workers at the Shipyards & repair docks on the Rock of Bral. The guild had great influence & was a pivotal part of life, as it had a monopoly on constructing & maintaining spelljammers. #dnd
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The Shipwrights' Guild was a guild representing the interests of the various carpenters, ironworkers, fitters, and craftsmen who operated the Shipyards and repair docks along the Leading Edge of...
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A map depicting the city of Silverymoon, circa 1366 DR. To reach across the river, the city employed its Moonbridge, which was invisible when not basked in the light of the moon. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...
Ardagast Falconhand, a commander of the King's Scouts in Cormyr and an ancestor of Florin Falconhand, was caught up in the heist of a well-guarded treasure wagon whilst escorting an envoy. #dnd #forgottenrealms #Realmslore
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Ardagast Falconhand was the commander of the King's Scouts in Cormyr in the early 1200s DR. He was an ancestor of Florin Falconhand of the Knights of Myth Drannor.[1] Ardagast was very tall—about...
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Bebiliths were demons that resembled arachnids. They roamed the layers of the Abyss and hunted on whatever creatures they found. Information on them was hard to come by as most who came across them didn't manage to stay alive long enough to record it #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...
Ollie the Octie was a colossal, highly intelligent giant octopus who served as a mount for a band of Neverwintan adventurers in Icewind Dale, capable of surging forward with surprising speed and grace. He carried his riders on his large squishy head. #dnd
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Ollie the Octie was a male giant octopus mount found in the Frozenfar's Reghed Edge region and the small fishing village of Kaldrfisk at the dawn of the 16th century DR.[1] Ollie was a colossal...
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39 Years Ago: Forgotten Realms Campaign Set was released. This 1e boxed set is the classic "Grey Box" of #dnd. It marked the official launch of the #forgottenrealms, the most popular campaign setting in #ttrpg history. #TBThursday #tbt forgottenrealms.fand...
Duhlark Kolat, a transmuter of Waterdeep, invented a spell that could merge two creatures into a single chimeric creature. #dnd #forgottenrealms #WaterdeepWednesday
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Duhlark Kolat (pronounced: /duːˈlɑːrk ˈkoʊlɑːt/ doo-LARK KOH-lat[3]) was a powerful mage who lived in Waterdeep. In the Year of the Shield, 1367 DR, Duhlark was a middle-aged but vital man with...
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Invisible blades were deadly fighters who preferred daggers, kukris, and punching daggers, and who cultivated misconceptions about the level of danger they represented. #dnd
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An invisible blade might refer to: A prestige class for warriors that preferred to wield daggers and other small blades, or A magically enchanted dagger known as an invisible blade.
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The Alimir Mountains served as the eastern border of Calimshan. The caverns of the Alimirs were full of all kinds of monsters, the slaves of the beholders who used to reign over Calimshan. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...
Desert's night was a rare red flower found only in Ankhwugaht, the divine realm of Set, capable of restoring memories lost to the Styx. It came with a catch: users risked severe paranoia that, left uncured, would drive them into a bloodthirsty rage. #dnd
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Desert's night was a flower found only in Ankhwugaht, the divine realm of Set. The flower was known for its ability to restore memories lost to the River Styx.[1] Desert's night was a small red...
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Dire tigers had a pair of huge 6 in (15 cm) fangs jutting from their powerful jaws. They grew to be over 12 ft (3.7 m) long and could weigh up to 6,000 lb (2,700 kg). #dnd #caturday forgottenrealms.fand...
Holly's Mill was a cider mill north of Ravens Bluff, stone shaped entirely from a single block of black granite by its owner, the druid Holly Graham. Holly supplemented the mill's income by crafting druidic scrolls during the spring & summer months. #dnd
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Holly's Mill was a cider mill in the Vast, within the vicinity of the city of Ravens Bluff in the 14th century DR. It was the sole cider mill within the area. The mill was named for its builder...
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35 Years ago: Eye of the Beholder was released. The 1st-person dungeon-crawler became an instant hit, with over 150,000 copies had been sold worldwide within 6 months of release. #dnd #TBThursday #tbt forgottenrealms.fand...
Umberlee's Cache was a vast network of underwater caverns at the bottom of Deepwater Harbor in Waterdeep, where sailors and merfolk alike cast their treasures to appease Umberlee. #dnd #forgottenrealms #WaterdeepWednesday
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Umberlee's Cache was a fearsome network of caves at the very bottom of Deepwater Harbor in Waterdeep. The fathomless caverns contained a hoard of treasure, donated to appease the Bitch Queen...
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Happy birthday to Ed Greenwood! Ed Greenwood was born on this day, the 21st of Flamerule, and immediately began worldbuilding. By age 7, he’d named half the gods of Faerûn. Today we raise a glass of Shadowdark Ale 🍻 & thank you for giving us the #forgottenrealms
A calling diagram was an arcane pattern inscribed on the ground as a component of conjuration spells, used to trap and bind creatures called from other planes. The binding held only as long as the diagram itself remained undisturbed. #dnd
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A calling diagram,[1][2] also known as a calling circle[2] or a summoning circle,[note 1] was a two-dimensional arcane pattern inscribed on the ground as a component of some conjuration spells.[1...
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The aurumvorax was a small, shaggy hole-dwelling creature with eight legs that was able to eat gold. It was sometimes used to locate gold, being able to detect and find its veins in the ground. #dnd forgottenrealms.fand...
Riisi was an eccentric faerie dragon familiar of the Harper Drogan Droganson in Hilltop, who responded to a kobold raid on her master's laboratory by demanding all visitors solve her riddles to prove they were not kobolds in disguise. #dnd
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Riisi was an eccentric flighty faerie dragon familiar of Drogan Droganson's in the town of Hilltop in the Silver Marches in the late 14th century DR.[1] Riisi was an iridescent green-and-azure...
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Shadowcat was an illusion spell that brought into being a cat made of shadow. The caster enjoyed complete telepathic control over the shadowcat, granting them the ability to see, hear, and speak through the creature. #dnd #caturday forgottenrealms.fand...
Neverwinter Nectar was a light, fruity white wine from Neverwinter, best enjoyed with light dishes or as a substitute for dessert. It grew in reputation and price along the Sword Coast over time, becoming a staple of fine establishments. #dnd
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Neverwinter Nectar was a sweet, white wine from Neverwinter.[1][2] Neverwinter Nectar was a light, fruity, white wine enjoyed with light dishes or at the end of a meal in place of dessert.[1][2...
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