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Zeromaru X reacted to Alzrius's post in the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms: Real World Gods Still Present in the Old Empires with
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To be clear, while Gygax minimized the influence of Tolkien on D&D, he did concede that things such as hobbits, orcs, ents, etc. were... -
Zeromaru X replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms: Real World Gods Still Present in the Old Empires.Greenwood is right. All "real life Earth-expy" stuff was added by TSR. The Moonshaes are celtic because TSR replaced Greenwood's...
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Zeromaru X replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms: Real World Gods Still Present in the Old Empires.Rashemi are their own distinct ethnic group, actually, natives from Rashemen and in ancient times they lived where now is Thay. The...
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Zeromaru X replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms: Real World Gods Still Present in the Old Empires.Well, technically the Mulan aren't "pure" Sumer and Egyptian. They also have Imaskari and Turami ancestors (native humans from that...
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Zeromaru X reacted to Alzrius's post in the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms: Real World Gods Still Present in the Old Empires with
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If Nobanion is still around, then as per Dragon #54, he's Aslan from C. S. Lewis' Narnia books, who (spoiler alert) is actually Jesus by... -
Zeromaru X replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms: Real World Gods Still Present in the Old Empires.Nope. They were enslaved by genies and genasi. Not dragons. They were not happy with dragonborn because mulans are the most racist...
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Zeromaru X reacted to pukunui's post in the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms: Real World Gods Still Present in the Old Empires with Like.
She doesn't have her own entry, but she is mentioned in both Beshaba's and Tymora's entries: Beshaba: "The ancient empire of Netheril...
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Zeromaru X replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms: Real World Gods Still Present in the Old Empires.Is Enlil mentioned in the book?
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Zeromaru X reacted to Mercurius's post in the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms Books Tables of Contents with Haha.
Looks good. For someone wanting just the setting stuff, it is a bit annoying that it is spread across two books. For instance, it seems...
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Zeromaru X replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms Books Tables of Contents.The previous lore had Tymanther and Returned Abeir (Laerakond) as the only places dragonborn originated from. They were supposed to be...
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Zeromaru X replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms Books Tables of Contents.There is no single mention of dragonborn living in Calimshan in 4e. In fact, in some 4e adventure is said that the Calimshites hated...
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Zeromaru X reacted to Corinnguard's post in the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms Books Tables of Contents with Like.
Thank goodness, D&D exists in a multiverse. :p While WoTC decided to do this to this version of Tymanther, any DM can just ignore it in...
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Zeromaru X replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms Books Tables of Contents.3e was 1372 the initial books, and 1374 the last book with a date (I think it was "Dragons of Faerûn"), with "The Grand History of the...
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Zeromaru X replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms Books Tables of Contents.Sadly, I can't. At least, not now. Perhaps in 10 years...
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Zeromaru X replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms Books Tables of Contents."Many dragonborn died for their kingdom and their sultana. In recognition of their loyalty and strength, Songal elevated some dragonborn...