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Hell, if a study came out showing that 20% of Americans STILL don't know that the Berlin Wall was taken down, I wouldn't be surprised.

Yeah. Halaster was(Is in my game, because I like him too much) Imaskari.

I mean, Halastar was actually like 5,000 years old when he died, and came from a pre-Netherese civilization l, but thst involves...

Or else received very unreliable information on that highly available internet. :P

Eliminster on a diet?

Elminster. Parmandur is all thumbs. 😉

That's a reasonable stance to take. For myself, I am really fond of Tolkien's elves, so my elves are immortal, but after about 2000...

That's why I see the "change" to 750 years as simply a change to what we're seeing represented. It's the more likely lifespan of an elf...

If the average lifespan is 2000+ years and many live up to 2500 years, a whole lot of elves would remember 1800 years ago. And elves...

Gray elves. The others lived like 1500 or 1750 or something like that. However, humans only live to about 75, but some live to 110+...

That we know off. Can always add another surviving city. My idea is another one survived. It was small exploration one and it could...

I'm planning on using phaerimm pretty extensively as baddies in my upcoming campaign in Faerûn, so I'm thankful for the phaerimm elder...

Anyway, that thread went exactly how I knew it would. Likely due to my brilliance.

Look, I'm a very fast typist and procrastinating at work.

One of Halaster's apprentices was a still living Netherese Wizard who was killed in 1369 or something like that.