Mirabar?

[Sulimo]

Anyone know where I'm likely to find details about Mirabar and the surrounding area? especially maps?

Are there any adventures published for this area, be it in Dungeon or elsewhere?

 

[Dark Jezter]

You could try the 3e suppliment The Silver Marches or the 2e suppliment Volo's Guide to the North.

There's also the old 2e AD&D FR suppliment The North, which is available for free from the downloads section at WotC's web site.

 

[Mystery Man]

There is a good 10 pages devoted to Mirabar in Volo's Guide to the North as well.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Is Mirabar the mining city? I think that it has some features in the latest trilogy of novels in the whole Hunter's Blades thing.

 

[Davelozzi]

You could try the 3e suppliment The Silver Marches or the 2e suppliment Volo's Guide to the North.

There's also the old 2e AD&D FR suppliment The North, which is available for free from the downloads section at WotC's web site.

Don't waste your time on Silver Marches, there's no significant coverage there. The North has about 3 solid pages of info (which due to the larger pages and smaller font, is probably pretty close to the same info you'd get in Volo's Guide that Mystery Man mentioned above).

I thought I had a map of the city at one point, but I can't imagine where it was. I've also checked FR1 Waterdeep and the North and FR5 The Savage Frontier but it wasn't either of them. FR5 has a short entry for the city, but nothing that you wouldn't get in the sources mentioned above.

 

[Mystery Man]

Is Mirabar the mining city? I think that it has some features in the latest trilogy of novels in the whole Hunter's Blades thing.

All kinds of metal, fine gems, stone etc. The richest city north of Waterdeep.

 

[Arnwyn]

Mirabar has the most information about it in the 2e book Volo's Guide to the North. It has the most (and best) info, and is the information source you'll need. Anything found in The North box set was taken from the Volo's Guide entry.

I thought I had a map of the city at one point, but I can't imagine where it was. I've also checked FR1 Waterdeep and the North and FR5 The Savage Frontier but it wasn't either of them.

And you won't find it, either.

There is no officially published map of Mirabar.

 

[Mystery Man]

Odd that Mirabar comes up when my campaign might be heading there....

 

[Whimsical]

As someone who played in Miribar for a while back in 2nd ed., the things I remember (and these might be ideas that my DM came up with) was that every place we went inside the city, whether business or home, the greeter offered us mugs of beer. The other thing was that since dwarves were so prominent and humans coexisted with them to a great degree, human women didn't remove any facial hair that they may have. Miribar is also where my gnome thief illusionist found his wife, a gnomish master librarian whose notable distinction was her invention of a method to sort and catagorize the many volumes of books that existed in the library.