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Kara-Tur is mentioned in the Grey Box. It has ALWAYS been part of the Realms.

Interesting how those last four would work better for an Ylaurum book.

Something to bring up is that Jester David's threads don't seem to exist anymore - the links go to 404 not found pages.

Some people may have noticed that in my posts some of the iconic FR deities were missing. There's a reason for that - my version of the setting is intended to start in 1356, so those deities have ascended yet. That doesn't mean they don't exist - they do, and there is every possibility that they...

So, I kind of ran out of specific groups (without going into the non-human pantheons, anyway), so here are the remaining FR gods.

[Self-Deprication] I didn't forget to include to Shiallia in the nature deities post, you didn't look hard enough![/Self-Deprication] Ahem ... now that I've added her in, let's move on to the Gods of War.

Getting back into the mainline FR deities, here are the Gods of Nature. ... ... ... I suppose I can also include their opponents, the Gods of Fury.

Well, since I posted the Mulhorandi pantheon, might as well get their Untheric counterparts out of the way.

With the Mulhorand book doing so well on DMsGuild, I've decided to take a break from the core FR pantheon to do the Mulhorandi pantheon. And some miscellaneous pictures that are Mulhorand-adjacent.

The FR Elemental Gods

Anyway, in honor of Halloween here's the Dead Three Also, their occasional allies, Loviatar and Talona Finally, since this will be the only post where he'll make since, here's Bane's son

When dealing with metal armor I tend to write "knightly armor" unless I want a specific look - that's consistently given me the full plate look.

Alright, the next few posts I make will be on specific groups of FR deities. First, the Triad.

I'm back with some more FR deities. Unfortunately it's been some time since I generate these pictures, so I don't really remember what the prompts were.

Some more FR deities as I get the hang of this.