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I assumed that was Elminster's Para-elemental Plane of Ooze counterpart!

Yeah. If they aren't going to be tall, make them like 6 inches to 1 foot, with a penchant for cleaning and cobbling shoes. I watch the...

One thing that kind of annoyed me about older editions of D&D was how elves were generally shorter than humans. I suppose tall elves...

Eliminster's evil clone, probably with a goatee over his beard.

No no no. That one is Slyminster. Sliminster is the dietician.

If Elven memory is as reliable or only marginally more reliable elves could experience a past where their own memories are unreliable...

Elves are explicitly a race that remembers things, though. They go through old memories when they engage in reverie(the elven...

Some elves. One of the survivor states had lots of half elves. Really hard to find exact locations for those states. Insets on a...

Worth also remembering that the elves were in open conflict with Netherill. What elves know about Netherill could be extremely prejudiced.

...yes, out of their own disinterest. Not because WW2 is a mysteriously distant past outside of memory.

Candle Keep and other major libraries would have that information. You could go to a Temple of Oghma. Heck, Contact Other Plane and...

I think Paul's point was that these facts aren't lost knowledge. Anyone who looks into it can easily discover which side the Soviets...

About the only way I could think to do it would be to show 9th, 10th, and 11th level spells being casually thrown about by powerful...

100%. You need to hit the time-traveling players with something really foreign and antiquated and exotic, and it is hard to do when...

Trying to find a non-political event to disprove the one-word rebuttal is hard. There are large swaths of Americans who didn't know...