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For Cormyr and the purple dragon throne: Swors of the ste is now up

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#1
sfdragon
Jan 25, 2012 23:16:38 www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/d...

looks good Brian
#2
18DELTA
Jan 26, 2012 8:21:44
#3
bcortijo
Jan 26, 2012 10:28:58 What? What'd I say?

#4
Mr_Miscellany
Jan 26, 2012 11:24:48
It’s real hard to focus on work when I’m at work with all this awesome, imminently accessible Cormyr-related stuff being released. ;)
#5
bcortijo
Jan 26, 2012 13:43:29

It’s real hard to focus on work when I’m at work with all this awesome, imminently accessible Cormyr-related stuff being released. ;)

I'm glad you're enjoying it!

Now go forth, into the world, and tell your brethren: the Realms are a'coming.

#6
crzyhawk
Jan 27, 2012 11:31:26 Very interesting stuff there, and I am glad to see that not all of the swords of state are some uber weapons of d00m. There's stuff to use in every tier. It also provides a good baseline for a DM who wants to use a similar set up for "ancestral weapons" for the various noble families as well.
#7
Mr_Miscellany
Feb 13, 2012 22:09:46 Question for Brian: the story behind Symylazarr and the investing of Rayn as Lord Thunderword...is that the first time this story has seen print?

Regardless, this article is a really great read.
#8
bcortijo
Feb 13, 2012 22:32:07
Question for Brian: the story behind Symylazarr and the investing of Rayn as Lord Thunderword...is that the first time this story has seen print?

Regardless, this article is a really great read.

It's certainly the first time it's ever seen print officially. I may have hinted at or outright shared the story, or some version of it, elsewhere (on the REALMS-L, or Candlekeep, or even on the old boards), but I have been patiently waiting to share it as the canon tale since--believe it or not--May of 2004, when Ed first gave me the thumbs-up on this and a number of other matters, plots, and lore-fillings-in for Cormyr. A portion of that truckload of Realmslore I shipped his way made it into the Cormyr articles last month, and yet more lurks here, unshared, until I am permitted to inject it into the appropriate sourcebook, article, or novel.

Thank you for your praise. I had a great time working on this article (and the other two), and I'm tremendously happy that people are enjoying them.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 sfdragon Jan 25, 2012 23:16:38	www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/d... looks good Brian
#2 18DELTA Jan 26, 2012 8:21:44
#3 bcortijo Jan 26, 2012 10:28:58	What? What'd I say?
#4 Mr_Miscellany Jan 26, 2012 11:24:48	It’s real hard to focus on work when I’m at work with all this awesome, imminently accessible Cormyr-related stuff being released. ;)
#5 bcortijo Jan 26, 2012 13:43:29	It’s real hard to focus on work when I’m at work with all this awesome, imminently accessible Cormyr-related stuff being released. ;) I'm glad you're enjoying it! Now go forth, into the world, and tell your brethren: the Realms are a'coming.
#6 crzyhawk Jan 27, 2012 11:31:26	Very interesting stuff there, and I am glad to see that not all of the swords of state are some uber weapons of d00m. There's stuff to use in every tier. It also provides a good baseline for a DM who wants to use a similar set up for "ancestral weapons" for the various noble families as well.
#7 Mr_Miscellany Feb 13, 2012 22:09:46	Question for Brian: the story behind Symylazarr and the investing of Rayn as Lord Thunderword...is that the first time this story has seen print? Regardless, this article is a really great read.
#8 bcortijo Feb 13, 2012 22:32:07	Question for Brian: the story behind Symylazarr and the investing of Rayn as Lord Thunderword...is that the first time this story has seen print? Regardless, this article is a really great read. It's certainly the first time it's ever seen print officially. I may have hinted at or outright shared the story, or some version of it, elsewhere (on the REALMS-L, or Candlekeep, or even on the old boards), but I have been patiently waiting to share it as the canon tale since--believe it or not--May of 2004, when Ed first gave me the thumbs-up on this and a number of other matters, plots, and lore-fillings-in for Cormyr. A portion of that truckload of Realmslore I shipped his way made it into the Cormyr articles last month, and yet more lurks here, unshared, until I am permitted to inject it into the appropriate sourcebook, article, or novel. Thank you for your praise. I had a great time working on this article (and the other two), and I'm tremendously happy that people are enjoying them.