Flamerule 30: Daelegoth calls the faithful to Elversult to witness the first sign of Amaunator's ascension.
Midsummer: Daelegoth successfully casts Amaunator's eternal sun. Word quickly spreads across Faerun, and would-be converts begin showing up at the doors of the Morninglord's temples, seeking to convert to the "church of Amaunator.
So it was originally intended to be in Elversult.
An excerpt from Power of Faerun:
Flamerule 30: Daelegoth calls the faithful to Elversult to witness the first sign of Amaunator's ascension.
Midsummer: Daelegoth successfully casts Amaunator's eternal sun. Word quickly spreads across Faerun, and would-be converts begin showing up at the doors of the Morninglord's temples, seeking to convert to the "church of Amaunator.
So it was originally intended to be in Elversult.
This assumes that the events described in PoF are, indeed, canon. And even if they are, I repeat my point from my earlier post: It is possible it has relocated in the 100 years that have passed.
Midsummer: Sunlord Daelegoth Orndeir, leader of the Risen Sun Heresy, calls his faithful to Elversult to witness teh first sign of Amaunator's ascension. The sunlord then casts Amaunator's eternal sun, which brings forth a second sun that never sets over the city of Elversult.
I'm not trying to be a pain in the you-know-what, it is just that I am working on a campaign for my group and this is something I am working around....
This assumes that the events described in PoF are, indeed, canon. And even if they are, I repeat my point from my earlier post:
-All Forgotten Realms novels, adventures, and sourcebooks are canon.
In the 4th edition Campaign guide, it is stated that Amaunator's Sun hovers above Elturel. However, in the 3.5 edition sourcebook Power of Faerun, it states that Amaunator's Sun is cast above Elversult. Which one is it?
-It's a massive "goof", as Rich Baker put it:
I *think* the intent was always to put it in Elturel, hence the nation of Elturgard. But I don't know if we just goofed in Power of Faerun, or managed to overlook that in the 4e concepting process.
Anyways, I think it makes more sense over Elturel... don't you?
EDIT: To clarify, Elversult is under Cormyr's control now, while Elturel is the capital of it's own, sun loving, nation.
Hmm, that leads me to my question of 'why is Amaunator's Gift over the capital city of a country that is wholly devoted to Torm?'
Or was it moved by a group of Cloud Giants with a heat-resistant tow-chain? :P
Personally, I would have casted it over Shade, just to pi$$ them off.
Or was it moved by a group of Cloud Giants with a heat-resistant tow-chain? :P
It doesn't give off heat.
So its just a big, glorified Light spell? Boring... :P
Well, that and the fact that it 'burns' undead and shadow creatures.
It gives off light and radiant energy.
Too bad it doesn't give off heat, or any other solar energy - Elversult could have become FR's answer to 'Spring Break'. :P
-- George Krashos
Edit: And since I'm in charge of the K-T project, here is how Aumanator is pictured in the east -
(Thats actually from the Korean version of Teletubbies)
Which is why guys like Ruben were able to win American Idol.
And yes, I did watch Teletubbies with my boys when they were very young, but absolutely refused to watch the abomination that was the Wiggles when the younger two were born.
I draw the line at Capt. Feathersword.
And you guys never watch TV shows and movies in other languages? Its a hoot! :D
Not much left in it... they screwed up, we know about it, apparently it wasn't such a screw up and there was a plan, everything else is pure speculation at this point, presuming anything at all ever comes of it, which seems unlikely outside of a novel.
Its not so much that they screwed-up; that happens in every edition. Its just that now they aren't even bothering to go back and try to patch all the continuity glithches that are creeping in - now the rule is just to ignore them.
Its like they just don't friggin' care.
Hey I watch Spanish TV, boy those chicks are HOT!
Especially the ones where they are dressed in Catholic Schoolgirl outfits. 
:OMG! 
:PThe problem with the 'Base Line Zero' treatment as you call it, is that it is already getting more convoluted and glitchy then the twenty years of previous lore combined.
They can't even get straight what town a 'new sun' was over... what the heck is this abomination going to look like a few years from now?
Edit: Now THAT was just too funny - I mispelled 'Spanish' with an 'e' instead of an 'a', and the filters blocked-out everything but the first and last letter. Took me a sec to figure out what happened - I thought 'Spanish' had become a dirty word. :P
I loved Thundarr as a kid, and then that was replaced as my favorite by Pirates of Darkwater. Both of those have influenced my games. Strangely, I never like He-Man - I found it too childish, and the same for his counterpart She-Ra. Thundercats was kinda cool (except for snarf).
I don't really go in for 'silly'.
All the super-toons lately have been awesome. I even dug the new Teen Titans - even if they did go overboard with the weird anime presentation at times.
Ben Ten just rubs me the wrong way, even though I still watch it with my younger boys (who love it). Something about a feaky old man travelling around the country in a winnebago with children, and putting them in constant danger, is just plain wrong.