D&D (2024) DMG Lore Glossary Preview

[Stormonu]

I don't know why, but I had for some reason thought that the Raven Queen was an ascended Shadowborn paladin from Ravenloft and behind the Church of Ezra.

 

[Parmandur]

I don't know why, but I had for some reason thought that the Raven Queen was an ascended Shadowborn paladin from Ravenloft and behind the Church of Ezra.

Dunno if that is anqmuwhere, though that could be in Van Richten's Guise, st least eh Ravem Queem being behind the Chirch of Ezra.

 

[pukunui]

Here's the full list of who/what is in the Lore Glossary:

Acererak
Adamantine
Alustriel Silverhand
Ashardalon
Baba Yaga
Bahamut
Baldur's Gate
Barovia
Bigby
Boo
Castle Ravenloft
Companions of the Hall, The
Company of Seven, The
Corellon
Delina
Diancastra
Drizzt Do'Urden
Elder Evils
Elminster
Euryale
Fallbacks, The
First World, The
Fizban
Great Modron March, The
Gruumsh
Hadar
Harpers, The
Heroes of the Lance, The
Heroes of the Realm, The
Icewind Dale
Iggwilv
Iuz
Jallarzi Sallavarian
Kas the Betrayer
Keraptis
Kyuss
Laeral Silverhand
League of Malevolence, The
Lord Soth
Menzoberranzan
Minsc
Mithral
Moradin
Mordenkainen
Neverwinter
Otiluke
Otto
Phandalin
Prince of Frost, The
Queen of Air and Darkness, The
Raven Queen, The
Rock of Bral, The
Rudolph van Richten
Strahd von Zarovich
Summer Queen, The
Szass Tam
Tasha (literally just "see Iggwilv")
Tharizdun
Tiamat
Underdark, The
Vajra Safahr
Valor's Call
Vecna
Venger
Vi
Vlaakith
Waterdeep
Xanathar
Yawning Portal, The
Yolande
Zagyg
Zargon

 

[Parmandur]

Phandalin

This inclusion made me smile.

 

[pukunui]

This inclusion made me smile.

I've never heard anyone pronounce it "fan-DAY-lin", though, have you?

EDIT: On topic of pronunciations, it seems they've changed their minds on Acererak. In Tomb of Annihilation, it's "ah-SAIR-ack" but in the Lore Glossary they've got it as "ah-SAIR-er-rack".

Also, "ah-LOOSE-tree-ell" just sounds silly to me. She'll always be "ah-LUSS-tree-ell". And her sister is "LAY-rull" not "LAIR-ull".

I don't like either option for Euryale either. A modern Greek speaker would pronounce it like "ehv-ree-AH-lee". I tend to go with "yur-EE-ah-lee" myself.

I prefer "HAY-dar" for Hadar myself.

I've also pronounced Kas as "KASS" not "KOSS".

I've also always pronounced Tharizdun as "THA-rizz-dun".

I would also be inclined to pronounce Yolande as "yo-LAND-uh".

 

[Parmandur]

I've never heard anyone pronounce it "fan-DAY-lin", though, have you?

EDIT: On topic of pronunciations, it seems they've changed their minds on Acererak. In Tomb of Annihilation, it's "ah-SAIR-ack" but in the Lore Glossary they've got it as "ah-SAIR-er-rack".

Also, "ah-LOOSE-tree-ell" just sounds silly to me. She'll always be "ah-LUSS-tree-ell". And her sister is "LAY-rull" not "LAIR-ull".

I don't like either option for Euryale either. A modern Greek speaker would pronounce it like "ehv-ree-AH-lee". I tend to go with "yur-EE-ah-lee" myself.

I prefer "HAY-dar" for Hadar myself.

I've also pronounced Kas as "KASS" not "KOSS".

I've also always pronounced Tharizdun as "THA-rizz-dun".

I would also be inclined to pronounce Yolande as "yo-LAND-uh".

I would say fan-DUH-lin, personally.

 

[Stormonu]

I'm a little surprised that Drawmij, Leomund, Tenser and Rary weren't put into the glossary, considering they have named spells right in the PHB.

 

[Parmandur]

I'm a little surprised that Drawmij, Leomund, Tenser and Rary weren't put into the glossary, considering they have named spells right in the PHB.

Yeah, I thought any "named spell" mage was a shoein.

 

[pukunui]

I would say fan-DUH-lin, personally.

Huh. I've always gone with the other official pronunciation of "FAN-duh-lin".

 

[Stalker0]

That last one isn't real news for those who had figured out 289 was just 17 squared and that there are 17 Outer Planes. It's been that number since 2e.

If there is one place you would hope has stayed the same it would be Mechanus