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Ah but again until 3e the Wood/Wild/Sylvan elves were all one elven subrace in FR. 3E has split them into seperate Wood and Wild elven subraces and then retconned in the Star Elves, replacing the Wood/Wild elves who were the original elves of the Yuirwood.

Right, in the write up for Aglarond in Dreams of the Red Wizards it says "sylvan elves." Which are also wild/wood elves. They are called Yuir or Yuirwood elves because they live in that forest.

Really? Can you show me a passage or two? Since the History section on Aglarond in the Spellbound box set says every thing elven, in the Yuir, were created by Wild elves (remember also that in FR in 2e Wild Elves were the same as Wood elves) and that humans mated with them to make the half...

Yeah, They were created for 3e as another new elven subrace, and the only material on them is in UE. :)

The Attack of Myth Drannor is a mix of the two rules, because it has some items (I forgot which) that were in 2e but 3e did away with when the core books came out. Yes most of the stat's in it for NPC's are 3e, but some of the magical items are 2e. And the module is still for sale, so it might...

Does any one else keep getting the image of the female scientist in Jurassic Park, when she's sifting through the poop looking for those berries that are making the Triceritops (sp?) sick. Or maybe that's just me?......

It's in the Manual of the Planes, for some reason WOTC didn't include it in the Underdark book, even though they referenced it in the Underdark book...... It caused a lot of confusion, over on the WOTC FR boards, in the past few weeks.

In 2e all novels and sourcebooks were canon. I asked James Lowder, on RAS's message boards, who edited novels for TSR for many years, and his answer I posted at the end of my reply here. However, you can still use this for 3e, other wise the Archwizard's novels would not be needed to explain...

What I meant by wrong text, is that Bruenor's eye was healed, but in the Silver Marches book it is still not healed, even though it should have been. Also Wulfgar, in that book, is said to have married Cattie-Brie, which is also wrong. :) And I don't think there's errata out for that book yet...

Bruenor's is in the Silver Marches 3e sourcebook. :) Keep in mind though, that some of the text in his write up is wrong.

Your best bet is try to find the old Strategy guides that were made for those games. Most of those guides had stat's for the weapons......

He said, "a link to it is in his sig." So read Arthur's sig :)

Only if they make cookies that are evil, and every one gets fat on them. HEY that's how we can kill off all those NPC's, they get fat on the Keebler elves cookies, and have heart attacks. Who knew. :)

Blame TSR and WOTC for that. :). Originally there was only five, in FR. Moon, Sun, Wild/Wood (this is been split into two different subraces in 3/3.5e), Aquatic, and Drow.

I know this is a bunch of products, I am looking forward to. I miss Ed's FR material, since all we get now in FR material is half a book filled with MORE spells, prestige classes, magical items, monsters, etc.

Also in the last spellfire novel, the main character, Shandril, became some type of guardian of Spellfire, by the grace of Mystra.

The FR Adventures sourcebook has a map of Saerloon and about two pages of text or so. But its dated, because it was written to bring FR from 1e to 2e. :)

Yeah, I was going to mention the old Players Guide to FR (not to be confused with the new Player's Guide to FR that comes out in March). Its a story of a group of adventurers who are after a artifact of Selune's and they pretty much go through most of mainland FR. However, it takes place...

From ENworld's front page, from a few weeks back: The world of Castlemorn is a world of ancient ruins and long, undiscovered races and locals. Darkness pervades the cities and castles, and an evil walks the land. Arriving in January is the main campaign sourcebook detailing the land and its...

WOTC doesn't want that any more. :( Crunch all the time, every time. Fluff bad. For example, we will never probably see another Volo's Guide or a Aurora's Guide (even though that could be considered crunch I suppose).