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#1 Plaguescarred1 Mar 01, 2012 3:15:07	I am thrilled By The James Brothers Thieves Guild article in Dragon 409: Thieves’ Guilds of Faerûn By Brian R. James and Matt James If you’re a rogue in the Forgotten Realms, consider joining one of these famous guilds. It never hurts to have friends in low places.   As well as the new Waterdhavian Themes by Andrew G. Schneider also in Dragon 409:   Waterdhavian Themes By Andrew G. Schneider Play a Blackstaff apprentice, a clone of Halaster the Mad Mage, or a Masked Lord of Waterdeep. And the well awaited Skullport Backdrop by Matt Goerts in Dungeon 200: Backdrop: Skullport By Matt Goetz The run-down, rat-infested, subterranean pirate haven below Waterdeep isn’t as abandoned as folks were led to believe!
#2 sfdragon Mar 07, 2012 23:12:06	the skullport one looks interesting... not sure about the waterdeep themes.....
#3 Mr_Miscellany Mar 08, 2012 0:16:27	Gah why can't they release the Thieves Guild article already! (call me Captain Impatient) ;) Thanks for linking to this month's Realms offerings, Plaguescarred. Makes navigating a lot easier.
#4 Iluvrien Mar 11, 2012 7:40:07	Thanks again Plaguescarred for linking this lot. I check anyway but anything that directs people to the articles (that might prompt further discussion) is always a good thing! ...not sure about the waterdeep themes..... This. Clone of Halaster and the Masked Lord? For some reason having those as PC themes makes me... uncomfortable, and that's as a Realms Player, DM and reader...
#5 Plaguescarred1 Mar 12, 2012 3:36:32	I am sure the Masked Lord won't be given huge political power and influence to a PC that easily. As for a Clone of Halasther, that's awesome ! At least in apparance :P
#6 Andrekan Mar 12, 2012 22:46:42	Nothing like the shattered fragments of Halaster taking root.  You might not want a masquerade ball full of them coming together by invitation dancing, drinking, or laughing.  Could lead to something more sinister, but exciting none the less!