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Isn't Divine Fortune an action point ability? Divine Fortune (16th level): As a free action, you or an ally within 5 misses an attack roll, you can spend an action point to allow the target to reroll that attack with a +2 bonus.

Finally! :D

Cormyr! :D

Maybe you'll see it in Open Grave, coming out in January.

Saurials will remain distinct from the Dragonborn in the 4E Realms and their fate will be mentioned briefly in the FRCG.

Nothing about Abeir contradicts established continuity. It's an additional element which you may or may not like, but its existence does nothing to invalidate standing lore.

The following image is from Candlekeep Compendium IX

The newest Realmslore article, Ironfang Keep, has been posted on D&D Insider at http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/drfe/20071107a Enjoy! :cool: Edit: Aloïsius is quite right. This should be in the General forum, not the 4E forum. My appologies.

I was actually shocked to discover that novels in Eberron were not canon. Part of the fun of reading a Forgotten Realms novel is knowing that the events contains within will be added to the ever growing lore of the setting. It's a part of what makes the Realms a vibrant setting. Reading novels...

References to Anchorome can be found in Gold and Glory, Osse in Lady of Poison, and Katashaka in Grand History of the Realms (to be released by WotC on September 18th). Feel free to update wikipedia if you'd like.

Where are the new Forgotten Realms releases?

Candlekeep I'd like to nominate Candlekeep for the high quality work that goes into their Candlekeep Compendium PDFs. And it's FREE!

Knights of the Old Republic Reading through the Sage Edition reminded me how much I really enjoyed the "Knights of the Old Republic" games, and I wish they would hurry up and release the next sequel. :)

Dragon #75 and #131 Dragon #75, with the Ed Greenwood's 'The Nine Hells' Part 1 is my all time favorite issue of Dragon Magazine. Dragon #131 with the 'Ecology of the Aboleth' and included adventure 'The Chasm Bridge' would be a close second. -Brian R. James

Forgotten Realms & Spelljammer I have always enjoyed Spelljammer and I'm pleased to report that the upcoming Grand History of the Realms will make direct reference to Spelljammer and its various influences on the setting and its history. -Brian R. James

Excellent work as always Eric.

Excellent question Dargoth