| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| WraithCaller08-14-05, 08:51 PM | Where can I find some? |
| Old Sage08-14-05, 09:56 PM | The 3e Lords of Darkness tome. The 2e Calimport accessory has a few odd snippets (available for free download here at WotC). And the 2e Empires of the Shining Sea boxed set. |
| The Simbul08-15-05, 01:58 AM | Basically a powerful cabal located in Calimsham, whose Lich, Vampire, an Dracolich leaders have arcane spellcasting abilities are on par with that of Mystra's Chosen and the Princes of Shade. Suffice to say, the folk of Faerun are rather lucky that they keep their influence and attention largely focused on Calimsham. |
| dragonfriend08-15-05, 06:04 AM | The 3e Lords of Darkness tome. The 2e Calimport accessory has a few odd snippets (available for free download here at WotC). And the 2e Empires of the Shining Sea boxed set. look also in the 2e box 'Lands of Intrigue' and the 2e 'Stardock' adventure |
| Yom Beekus08-15-05, 06:16 PM | I have found that the Lords of Darkness supplement was the most useful. |
| conjurer_lord08-16-05, 12:25 AM | About Lords of Darkness: I know it has info on the Twisted Rune, but besides that, is it worth it? If I already have Champions of Ruin, is it worth getting? |
| Old Sage08-16-05, 09:02 AM | If you don't have access to the 2e Cloak & Dagger tome, then the 3e Lords of Darkness is your next best bet for the detailing of major evil organisations in the Realms. |
| Shemeska the Marauder08-16-05, 11:22 AM | About Lords of Darkness: I know it has info on the Twisted Rune, but besides that, is it worth it? If I already have Champions of Ruin, is it worth getting? Yes it's worth it. It's a superior book compared to CoR. |