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This is a great thread. OK, The first adventures/modules that come to mind are: Lashan's Fall (Realms Old Grey Box) Keep On The Borderlands (B2)

Since the mid 1990s I have set my campaigns exclusively in the Realms. My starting locations are either Waterdeep (specifically to utilize the Yawning Portal for access to Undermountain) or anywhere in Cormyr. One of the longstanding pillars of the Realms is the presence of countless gates...

Modeling Rules for Minor Magic Item Properties on Blessings and Charms, Plus New Minor Properties 1. Minor Property: Bloody. Whenever water touches this magic item, the water is transformed into blood as soon as the water falls away from the item. 2. Lore: At least one such "bloody" cloak is...

43, and still totally awesome dude.

Treating Magic Items Like Spell Variants. Earlier in this thread I talked about spell variants. (I just can't remember exactly where in the thread, because I want to link to that post.) It occurred to me on the drive home from work tonight that the basic idea behind spell variants could also...

It's not as though anyone can just walk up to the entrance to the World Serpent Inn, walk inside and go off wherever they want. It's a high level haven for a reason, and even then it's not that easy to make your way where you want to go in the multiverse. Whereas the Yawning Portal accepts...

Let's see what I can add to the conversation. I have only created one product for the DMs Guild. It spent far too much time as a freebie "preview" of the actual product I intended to publish. Once published, my product sold a handful of copies quickly and then it slowed to a trickle (read: 1-2...

Cymbrarra Cleric 9 (Kelemvor) A steadfast servant of Kelemvor that has roamed all of Cormyr beyond the northern shores of the Wyvernwater for a quarter century, and yearly travels into the King's Forest and the Hullack Forest.[1] Cymbrarra is known for her matter of fact ways and imperturbable...

From post #6 in this thread, itself containing forty adventuring company names, I present to you The Scions of the Talking Door. NOTE: The entry that follows has become part of the content for Current Clack: Neverwinter. **** The Scions of the Talking Door At the Inn of the Dripping Dagger...

Bramas Downjack Wizard 10 Bramas is War Wizard in his middle years. His face is slender, his forehead bare to the top of his scalp thanks to hair that long ago retreated. His face is clean shaven save for mustachios grown long and threaded through hoops hanging from each ear, and then woven...

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This thread is all about the people of Cormyr in the 5E era of the Forgotten Realms. **** Bramas Downjack Cymbrarra Old Drukh, aka the Swordsage Jallask "the Old Crow" Downtlurk Foros Lathram Chalassandra Haldoneir and Heladrantha Crakehall

Thank you very much, Henry. That made my morning. :)

A description follows for one of the thirty entries in in this post from earlier in the thread. NOTE: Like some of the other entries in this thread, the entry below has found its way into Eye on Cormyr, Issue #1 on the DMs Guild. The entry that follows remains here to give you an idea of what...

Ten Things Thauglorimorgorus the Black Doom Might Have Done, Or Attempted To Do, To The Weave Of All Magic Thauglorimorgorus was THE Purple Dragon of old. Thauglor ruled over an unbroken expanse of woods bordered on three sides by mountains, with a star-shaped lake in its center. This land...

More Encounter Ideas Set In Cormyr 1. A handful of Purple Dragons and a few war wizards battling orcs and an ogre magi. Swords paused mid-swing; spells unleashed, yet fixed in place and unmoving; blood suspended in the air; cries of agony and roars of rage stilled by a force unseen. Who among...

One hundred years, give or take. 5E is about 110 years after 3E.

I am a fan of the Realms, but I voted no. If WotC comes anywhere near to doing this, they will create some type of overview book that is as mistitled as Volo's Guide to Monsters was. Something like a Grand Tour of the Realms, with recycled artwork and not nearly as many words written by Ed...

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