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I'm asking for some help from the board members. Lolth did have history written about her in 1e Greyhawk, correct? I don't have any Greyhawk material except for the 3e and the RPGA 3E material. She was a demon lord that became a deity in Greyhawk, correct? I know that she was a deity in FR...

The Evermeet novel which ties in with the history given in Cormanthyr:Empire of the Elves sourcebook. The High Magic ritual they used is also in Cormanthyr in the High Magic section near the back.

It's Hellgate Keep and it was for 9th to 12th level in 2e. :)

Yup and some of them just don't bother. :) And from what I've read it's also not very hard to get in touch with Ed if a game designer truly wanted to. I mean look how easy it is to get in touch with him on Candlekeep. :)

Well to back up Al here partly. There are things Ed has writen that TSR/WOTC has totally ignored over the years. :) So yes some game designers do ignore Ed's words and put thier material in the world over his.

BTW that above link is my file, which I made from all of Ed's answers on the Candlekeep.com boards in his 2004 thread on the novel boards of that site. And there is clearly 5 or more places in that file where Ed says, "My words are canon unless WOTC or TSR changes them with an in world...

Jeryth is in the City of Splendors box set. :) Also Mask has 2 that aren't on that list and they are in the Erevis Cale novels or the 2nd one is in the Rogue Dragons Anthology. Erevis is one of them but I forgot the name of the other. Shar's is in Underdark it's in one of the strange box texts...

The novels don't say she's a greater goddess, so three of us agree with that. Also the City of the Spider Queen module ties in with the novels. Or you can get a general summary of up to about novel 3 or 4 in the Player's Guide to Faerun.

Radoc (an NPC from that module) also appeared in the Forgotton Realms, since the co-author of that module also wrote The Savage Frontier for FR. And in The North box set it seems he managed to return home.... Or at least he left FR.

Yes. :) But his old store used to be kiddy corner across the parking lot but in the same plaza. Sigh I miss Crazy Egor's old store even though it was small it was packed with material. The new store is large but not as good, in my opinion.

Millennium Games and Hobbies in Henrietta is the biggest one around here.

If this is Ed then he only took two which is Loviatar and Mielikki. Tyr is Norse. Silvanus is um um well I forgot. and Tyche is greek/roman.

James Lowder did and it's book 5 of the Harper series.

The Crimson Gold by Voronica Whitney-Robinson Also I'm glad people like my file from Ed. :) Yes it could probably use some editing and organization but hey I cut and paste them in the order he answers us. I also update that file weekly.

It's an Realms artifact that Larloch game to Szass Tam. You can download one of the few books that it is in here: http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/2/fr_downloads/tsr9535.zip It hasn't been updated for 3/3.5e though.

Your right, sorry. :) But it's still an FR book cause it's another one that Rich Baker has been talking about since it has some of the named demons and extraplanar creatures in it from FR. :)

Champions of Ruin is most likely the Realms sourcebook detailing it's ancient empires that are mostly gone the way of the dodo. Rich Baker has been talking about this book for weeks but he never said what it was called. :)

Adanac Harpell is a 9th level mage according to the City of Splendors box set in the campaign book. He is the patriarch of the family. Malchor Harpell is a 20th level mage who is also in the City of Splendors box set in the Who's Who in Waterdeep book.

I see and any answers to the rest of my questions?... :)

Here's a few questions for you all. How many of you, as DM's, use random encounters, especially when your PC's are in the wilderness? How many of you, as players, know your DM's use random encounters? Do you enjoy them either way? Or do they bore you and make the game dull? Do you, as a DM...