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Help on Sembia Region

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#1
zurg
Apr 06, 2008 17:02:50 eya!

Im lookin for a book where there is info about Sembia and Kormyr. I cant find any V3 or 3.5 books, other than Campaign settings, describing those parts of faerun.
If you dont know any newer books, I could use old advanced D&D, if u know some, wher there are Sembia Details.

Hope there are someone out ther who can help
Thanx!
#2
daenaan
Apr 06, 2008 17:05:00
eya!

Im lookin for a book where there is info about Sembia and Kormyr. I cant find any V3 or 3.5 books, other than Campaign settings, describing those parts of faerun.
If you dont know any newer books, I could use old advanced D&D, if u know some, wher there are Sembia Details.

Hope there are someone out ther who can help
Thanx!

There really isn't a lot out there for Sembia, even in prior editions. For Cormyr, I'd suggest starting with Volo's Guide to Cormyr (2nd edition). It's more flavor than rules, though.
#3
zurg
Apr 06, 2008 17:19:41 dang!!

thanks for repling, I guess I have to do with the few pages from campaign settings

have found a few volos books, and in lack of newer stuff they are great, actually a bit more into detail in some areas... But I had hoped ther was some Sembia stuff, starting my next campaings in that area.
#4
daenaan
Apr 06, 2008 17:25:28
dang!!

thanks for repling, I guess I have to do with the few pages from campaign settings

have found a few volos books, and in lack of newer stuff they are great, actually a bit more into detail in some areas... But I had hoped ther was some Sembia stuff, starting my next campaings in that area.

I think there were some small things on Sembia (the Dragon Reach generally) in the 2nd Edition "Forgotten Realms Adventures" book also... but I haven't looked at it in a while. Mostly, if memory serves, these are city maps (for Marsember, Suzail, Ordulin, Daerlun, Urmlaspyr... not really available elsewhere) and a few details on NPC inhabitants throughout the region. But it's all 2nd Edition.

One of the Candlekeepers could probably give more details, or think of other Sembia sources.
#5
faraer
Apr 06, 2008 19:07:40 Forgotten Realms Adventures (Daerlun, Ordulin, Saerloon, Selgaunt, Urmlaspyr, Yhaunn)
"Rand's Travelogue: Caravans and Trading Companies in Sembia"
"Rand's Travelogue: More Old Empires and Sembia!"
"Realmslore: The Matchmaker of Sembia"
"Realmslore: Melvos Hammerstars"
"Land of Merchants" (Polyhedron #94)
Ed Greenwood's contributions at Candlekeep.com
the Sembia series novels
#6
old_sage
Apr 06, 2008 20:09:51 See Cult of the Dragon [pgs. 33–34] as well.
#7
msatran
Apr 07, 2008 3:00:07 Sadly, all that Erevis Cale stuff, too. I'm not really sure what the Geography of Sembia will look like at the end of book 3, so you can understand my consternation when one of the PC's arrived in Sembia ON the day of the Shadowstorm with absolutely NO information. (Thank you, wizards, for delaying Mr. Kemp's novels so much that I have to trap the PC's in Yhaunn for a YEAR!)
#8
zurg
Apr 07, 2008 11:20:07 Thanks again!!!!!:D

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zurg Apr 06, 2008 17:02:50	eya! Im lookin for a book where there is info about Sembia and Kormyr. I cant find any V3 or 3.5 books, other than Campaign settings, describing those parts of faerun. If you dont know any newer books, I could use old advanced D&D, if u know some, wher there are Sembia Details. Hope there are someone out ther who can help Thanx!
#2 daenaan Apr 06, 2008 17:05:00	eya! Im lookin for a book where there is info about Sembia and Kormyr. I cant find any V3 or 3.5 books, other than Campaign settings, describing those parts of faerun. If you dont know any newer books, I could use old advanced D&D, if u know some, wher there are Sembia Details. Hope there are someone out ther who can help Thanx! There really isn't a lot out there for Sembia, even in prior editions. For Cormyr, I'd suggest starting with Volo's Guide to Cormyr (2nd edition). It's more flavor than rules, though.
#3 zurg Apr 06, 2008 17:19:41	dang!! thanks for repling, I guess I have to do with the few pages from campaign settings have found a few volos books, and in lack of newer stuff they are great, actually a bit more into detail in some areas... But I had hoped ther was some Sembia stuff, starting my next campaings in that area.
#4 daenaan Apr 06, 2008 17:25:28	dang!! thanks for repling, I guess I have to do with the few pages from campaign settings have found a few volos books, and in lack of newer stuff they are great, actually a bit more into detail in some areas... But I had hoped ther was some Sembia stuff, starting my next campaings in that area. I think there were some small things on Sembia (the Dragon Reach generally) in the 2nd Edition "Forgotten Realms Adventures" book also... but I haven't looked at it in a while. Mostly, if memory serves, these are city maps (for Marsember, Suzail, Ordulin, Daerlun, Urmlaspyr... not really available elsewhere) and a few details on NPC inhabitants throughout the region. But it's all 2nd Edition. One of the Candlekeepers could probably give more details, or think of other Sembia sources.
#5 faraer Apr 06, 2008 19:07:40	Forgotten Realms Adventures (Daerlun, Ordulin, Saerloon, Selgaunt, Urmlaspyr, Yhaunn) "Rand's Travelogue: Caravans and Trading Companies in Sembia" "Rand's Travelogue: More Old Empires and Sembia!" "Realmslore: The Matchmaker of Sembia" "Realmslore: Melvos Hammerstars" "Land of Merchants" (Polyhedron #94) Ed Greenwood's contributions at Candlekeep.com the Sembia series novels
#6 old_sage Apr 06, 2008 20:09:51	See Cult of the Dragon [pgs. 33–34] as well.
#7 msatran Apr 07, 2008 3:00:07	Sadly, all that Erevis Cale stuff, too. I'm not really sure what the Geography of Sembia will look like at the end of book 3, so you can understand my consternation when one of the PC's arrived in Sembia ON the day of the Shadowstorm with absolutely NO information. (Thank you, wizards, for delaying Mr. Kemp's novels so much that I have to trap the PC's in Yhaunn for a YEAR!)
#8 zurg Apr 07, 2008 11:20:07	Thanks again!!!!!:D