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Forgotten Realms Compendium Volume 2 Forgotten Realms Compendium Volume 2 Contains all FR Notebooks and previous volumes This item is published by MPG-Net under license from TSR, Inc. ("TSR") but is not authorized or endorsed by TSR. The item is for personal use only. If the item is based on or derived from copyrighted material of TSR or uses trademarks of TSR in a way that is likely to cause confusion, it cannot be re-published or distributed except as authorized by TSR. In addition, this item cannot be republished or distributed without the consent of the author. Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 1 FORWARD 5 REALMS CULTURE NAMES 9 NON-PLAYER CHARACTERS XE \ 15 NPCS 26 KRAKEN SOCIETY 59 HOAR THE DOOMBRINGER 60 STRONGHOLD OF THE NINE. 63 IYACHTU XVIM (THE SON OF BANE) 67 MIELIKKI 71 TORM 76 PRIESTS (WRATH) 81 NOTE ON FAITHS 96 GOD LOCATIONS 99 CHURCHES OF WATERDEEP 102 GOD INTENTIONS 111 WAUKEEN DEAD? 113 CULT OF THE DRAGON 114 NIGHT MASK THOUGHTS 123 DROW CULT 125 LEGEND OF THE CIRCLETS OF THAY 134 Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 2 ELVEN INSULTS 135 REALMSTALK 137 REALMS IDIOMS 140 GOBLIN LANGUAGES/NAMES 149 THE HIDDEN HOUSE 159 SLAVER MODULES IN THE REALMS 160 CAMPAIGN IDEAS 169 SCENERIO #1 [ALTERED VERSION OF DOOM OF DAGGERDALE] 169 SCENERIO #2 [ADVENTURE OUTLINE FOR DAGGERDALE REGION] 172 SCENERIO #3 [A NEW ICE AGE!] 184 PRINCE OF LIES 193 FREESTAVE (WIZARD KIT) 202 ADDITIONAL SPELLFIRE RULES 206 NEW SPELLS 209 BLADESINGER SPELLS 237 LIST OF HERBS 244 RUMORS & NEWS 248 NEW MAGIC ITEMS 269 WISHES 291 POISONS 298 Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 3 MITHRIL 304 SUBDUING 307 CRITICALCHART 318 MYTHALS 327 PHAERIMMS 329 REALMS PREDICTIONS 331 EXERPT ON MYSTRA 338 SUMMARY OF SEMBIAN MILITARY ORDERS 340 INDEX 354 Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 4 Forward The Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 is a collection of messages and works retrieved from the Forgotten Realms mailing list ([email protected]) and the newsgroup rec.games.frp.dnd. All materials that are Realms related have been edited and placed within this text. What started out as a collection of notebooks ranging from volumes 1 through 8, has become the compendium. Volume 1 of the compendium contained only numbers 1-4 of the notebooks. Compendium volume 2 contains all 8 notebooks, edited, and redone into one great resource book. All credits are given to the respected authors or message originators. If no credit is given, then the author information has been lost or was retrieved without any ownership. If anyone is the author of this material, please contact me at [email protected]. In 1994 I was contacted by a TSR Inc. rep. and told to stop distribution of the notebooks. I promptly had all copies removed from sites and newsgroups. Later in 1995, I was told by another TSR Inc. rep that if I placed the material on an official TSR Inc. site, and placed a standard disclaimer at the beginning of the works, I would be able to share the information again with the world. I am not the author of the following works, only the editor. I have taken some liberties with some pieces and made some minor changes where I saw need. I have made the compendium using different fonts that I found worked for the book. This made it easy for someone to print out a few pages and give them directly to their players. When I find time, I will update the compendium on a yearly basis, or until I transfer the job over to some other person. Thanks to all on the Internet who made this possible and filling my campaign with these new and exciting ideas. Thanks to TSR Inc. for finally allowing this information to be distributed in a public access arena. Perry C. Horner [email protected] February, 1996 Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 5 Credits The following persons have authored the various works contained within this text: Perry Horner [email protected] Sylvain Robert [email protected] Eric Boyd [email protected] Rob ? [email protected] Benjamin Strother [email protected] [email protected] ? [email protected] Athafil Oakleaf [email protected] John Northway [email protected] ? [email protected] Robert Nichols [email protected] Karl K. Northrup [email protected] Trevor Atkins [email protected] Aguinaldo Rangel [email protected] Brock [email protected] Steven Guffey [email protected] Ruediger Schmidt [email protected] DarkAngel [email protected] ? [email protected] Sean K Reynolds [email protected] or [email protected] Chris Seabrook [email protected] ? [email protected] ? [email protected] Ron ? [email protected] nathan sugioka [email protected] Brian Weibel [email protected] Brian Vickers [email protected] Brendan Knox [email protected] ? [email protected] Vegard Hamar [email protected] Michael Kenyon [email protected] Jack Vidulich [email protected] Jeffrey Isherwood [email protected] Tyler Bannister [email protected] Jon Drnek [email protected] Simon Smith [email protected] Harold Ervin [email protected] The Harlequin [email protected] K. Yavuz Ozbay [email protected] Ryk Erik Spoor ? ShadowMist [email protected] Craig Sefton [email protected] Toby Mekelburg [email protected] The Following Fonts were used in this document: Regular Special Courier Dragonwick Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 6 Times Venice Chicago GoudyMedieval Helvetica Camelot Geneva Zapf Chancery Palatino Nadianne Book Antiqua Vines Optimum Ascham Vassallo Oxford Blackchancery London Becker-Medium Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 7 Lore regarding the Time of Trouble and the Roll of the years. Auril (Frostmaiden).......................................... ...................(Great Glacier ? FM4) Azuth (The High One)............................................... ..........Pool of Yeven, on River Ashaba South of Elven Wood (FRE2 pl3) Bane (The Black Lord)....................................... .................Zhentil Keep, Castle Kilgrave, Scardale, Tantras (RIP) (FREl/2) Beast Cults (DG, beast cult deity) Beshaba (Maid of Misfortune)........................................ .....Wander everywhere (Polyhedron 71) Bhaal (Lord of Murder).................................... ...................EveningStar (Hunting Halls), Boarskyr Bridge (RIP) (FRE2) Chauntea (Great Mother)........................................... ..........(Moonshae ?) Cyric (The Dark Sun)........................................ ..................Follow the novels Deneir (Lord of Glyphs and Images)...................................(Selgaunt or Suzail ? FRA) Eldath (Goddess of Singing Waters)............................. .......(Iriaebor ? FRA) Gond (Wonderbringer)..................................................... ....(Lantan ?) Helm (He of the Unsleeping Eyes)......................................Nexus of Planes Ilmater (The Crying God)............................................ ........(Mulmaster, FRA or Bloodstone Lands ?, FR9 p23) Lathander (Morninglord).......................................... ...........(Eversult or Marsember ? FRA) Leira (Lady of the Mists) Lliira (Our Lady of Joy).................................................... ...(Hillsfar or Selgaunt ? FRA) Loviatar (Maiden of Pain)................................................ ....(Mulmaster ? FRA) Malar (The Beastlord) Mask (Lord of Shadows)...................................................... (Westgate ? FRA) Mielikki (Lady of the Forest)............................................ ...(Mosstone in Tethyr ? FR3 p39) Milil (Lord of All Songs)................................................ .....(Selgaunt ? FRA) Myrkul (Lord of Bones)..................................................... ..Waterdeep (RIP) (FRE3) Mystra (Midnight, The Lady of Mysteries).Castle Kilgrave (RIP) (FREl) Oghma (The Binder)...................................................... ......(Procampur ? FRA) Selune (Our Lady of Silver)........................................... ......(Sylverymoon ?) Shar (Mistress of the Night) Silvanus (Oak Father)........................................ ..................(High Forest, Mosstone in Tethyr ? FR3 p39) Sune (Firehair).......................................................... ...........(Daemun ? FRA) Talona (anc: Kiputytto)(Lady of Poison) Talos (South: Bhaelros)(The Destroyer) Tempus (Lord of Battles).......................................... ...........(Hillsfar ? FRA, Ths Shaar ?) Torm (The True)............................................... ...................Tantras (FRE2) Tymora (anc: Tyche)(Lady Luck)......................................... Arabel (FRA pl-35 Polyhedron 71) Tyr (The Even-Handed) Umbemee (The Bitch Queen)............................... ...............Sea of Fallen Stars (FRA p35, FOR3) Waukeen (MerchantUs Friend)................................... .........Unknown, persumed RIP or strand- ed in the Realms Xvim (The Godson, son of Bane).............................. ..........Try to kill Avatars (Polyhedron 71) Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 8 REALMS CULTURE NAMES By Sylvain Robert Region Culture (reference) Names Al Qadim/Zakhara Al-Qadim boxed set Arabian Amlar (Forest) ___________________________ ______________________ Amn Spain and Portugal (FR3) Spanish and Portuguese Anauroch/Bedine Touareg and Saharian like Touareg and Saharian desert nomads (FR13) Bedouin Baldur©s gate Renaissance (Maztica novels Spanish and Portuguese and FR15) Calimshan Arabian Sultanate (FR3) Iranian or Turkish Chessenta Sparta ??? (FR10) Ancient Greek Chult African (FR16) African Cormyr English,
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