D&D 5E (2014) I would pay a gazillion billion dollars for a consolidated Realms tome

[BMaC]

I just finished reading Storm King's Thunder. The background material it contains is superior to that found in Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide, but the information in the latter particularly on deities is great. Our group's regular DM assures me that there is great background material in Out of the Abyss, but because I'll never DM that I didn't buy it. I also hear the Adventurer's League adventures have great information on different locations. If WotC could cut and paste all this great Realms lore/fluff/background into a single massive tome I would buy one and then I'd buy five more to give to my group. Any chance that this will happen?

 

[One_Shots]

At this point I'd prefer the forgottenrealms.wikia.com to be given some more attention and love. Lots of entries need updating and polishing. But currently it's my go to for anything not covered in SCAG.

 

[Jester David]

There are no shortage of FR books out there. The 3.0 one was particularly good. Between that and the wiki you're set.

 

[BMaC]

I am a big fan o the wiki. However, it lacks a hard back cover and new book smell.

 

[Inchoroi]

3.5: http://www.dmsguild.com/product/51644/Grand-History-of-the-Realms-35

2e has a lot of decent-to-good FR books, too, that you can get on DMsGuild as PDFs!

 

[steeldragons]

If you have that kind of scratch, I'll put together the best damned FR Compendium Totalus you've ever seen.

Just need that lump sum and a year of production time.

Make the check out to...