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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ElminstersApprentice" data-source="post: 4085801" data-attributes="member: 61167">Aglarond Point of Contact RespondsHey guys, Mike Lee, LFR SE USA - Aglarond point of contact here.I know a lot of this has already been said, but I'll back it up...You can play any and all LFR adventures anywhere! Now about Aglarond. Aglarond is awesome. You've got the Sea of Fallen Stars, the threat of Thay, the Dragonjaw mountains, and access to the Feywild via the Yuirwood. There is lots of potential for adventure, and we have little reputation to follow. So we as a region can do much to decide how Aglarond develops. Some of the better-known regions have been type-cast which has it's own advantages, and disadvantages.For those of you who love elves, we have lots of elves and half-elves. And for those that hate elves, you'll probably get to kill a few because not all the elves recognize Aglarond's authority.The Simbul (our ruler) is gone. She's unaccounted for, and this will likely lead to some political unrest. The spellplague has made Thay into a mountain (it was a plateau), and much of the Sea of Fallen Stars drained into the underdark lowering the waterline about 50-feet. This gives Aglarond some new land, and new problems.I roomed with Peter Never at DDXP, and we talked a bit about Virginia. I think with adventures playable in all regions, there isn't much issue in gaming with your old friends at the same cons. I also think there is a great spirit of co-operation with all the admins, and I think this could make some great crossover adventures which would be double-cool for those in border states. We don't know much about how special events are going to work, and if they will even be available, but I know I'll be one of the guys fighting for interactives and special adventures. So no worries guys. Just get your butt to Gen Con for the awsomeness that will be Living Forgotten Realms!</blockquote>

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