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Skullport Denizen 12-20-05, 10:29 PM	Can anyone give me the timeline and year of the Erevis Cale Trilogy, or could they at least give me somewhere to look it up for myself. Thanks Lav.
createvmind 12-20-05, 10:49 PM	Definitely after Rogue dragon events, but might still be within the same year to current year since events occured in Skullport that haven't been further written on and the Waterdeep novel makes no mention of what occurs below the city.
Lord Karsus 12-20-05, 11:31 PM	Can anyone give me the timeline and year of the Erevis Cale Trilogy, or could they at least give me somewhere to look it up for myself. Thanks Lav. -Well, it has to take place between 1372 - 1374. The City of Shade has returned to Toril, so it has to begin at least in 1372. And, since nothing has been published past 1374, it needs to take place between this time period. Perhaps Mr. Kemp can help us out?
PaulKemp 12-21-05, 09:00 AM	-Well, it has to take place between 1372 - 1374. The City of Shade has returned to Toril, so it has to begin at least in 1372. And, since nothing has been published past 1374, it needs to take place between this time period. Perhaps Mr. Kemp can help us out? The Erevis Cale trilogy wraps up in the autumn of 1374 DR. I hope that's helpful. Paul
WizO_Lyoness 12-21-05, 09:36 AM	If the question was about a particular timeline for campaign purposes, then please state it that way in the future. Discussion of novels is not permitted on this site, and such a question, when put the terms it was put in, can often lead to the discussion of novels. Thanks. -WizO Lyoness
Lord Karsus 12-21-05, 12:46 PM	The Erevis Cale trilogy wraps up in the autumn of 1374 DR. I hope that's helpful. Paul -Ah, excellent. I was fairly close then.
Skullport Denizen 12-21-05, 05:39 PM	Thank you. It was for campaign purposes. My campaign focuses around Shar and Mask. All of that history, and the time it takes place in, will help me on where to start.
ClobberinTime 12-21-05, 08:49 PM	yeah I'm still wondering where that planet hit, I gotta read the last chapter over. :)
Lord Karsus 12-21-05, 11:09 PM	Thank you. It was for campaign purposes. My campaign focuses around Shar and Mask. All of that history, and the time it takes place in, will help me on where to start. -Ah, there should be some cool stuff then. Good luck. yeah I'm still wondering where that planet hit, I gotta read the last chapter over. -Well, not to say anything too much (since the book is still fairly new), but that wasn't exactly a planet. It was only a meteor.
Zevox 12-21-05, 11:17 PM	-Well, not to say anything too much (since the book is still fairly new), but that wasn't exactly a planet. It was only a meteor. A meteor 1/20 the size of the moon. Thats pretty darned big. Even with it fragmenting like it did, chances are some regions got hit with major damage from the falling chunks. And just what caused it fragment remains completely unknown. Zevox
Lord Karsus 12-21-05, 11:29 PM	A meteor 1/20 the size of the moon. Thats pretty darned big. Even with it fragmenting like it did, chances are some regions got hit with major damage from the falling chunks. And just what caused it fragment remains completely unknown. Zevox -Still, the size different between a (small) meteor and an entire planet is huge. If another planet smashed into Toril, well, there'd be nothing left. That would also greatly change the amount of power that Vhostym wielded. To move a small star, (even though stars only gas, and therefore cannot fragment when entering the atmosphere) or celestial rock (or whatever the Tears of Selune are made up of) is one thing, but to move an entire planet. That would be well...whoa.
WizO_Shadow 12-22-05, 12:52 AM	That would be... discussion of novels :weep: WizO_Shadow