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| #1CCSOct 31, 2008 1:03:23 | Ok, I haven't paid attention to FR products for the past 8 years. I assume WoTC has written something covering Dupar during 3.x's run. So what book would I be looking for? |
| #2StiggerOct 31, 2008 1:42:58 | The Shining South detailed it a bit, along with the rest of the Golden Water. The name should at least be familiar presuming you have the 2e version. |
| #3CCSOct 31, 2008 2:26:41 | The Shining South detailed it a bit, along with the rest of the Golden Water. The name should at least be familiar presuming you have the 2e version. If Shining South is a 2e suppliment I don't have it. If it's a 3.x suppliment I certainly don't have it. Either way it's a place to start, so thanks. |
| #4StiggerOct 31, 2008 4:00:26 | Might have been 1e thinking about it... don't recall offhand, and damned if I can remember where I put the file to look it up. Should be available as a .pdf at several sites though if you maybe want to compare the two, though they were pretty similar as I recall, with the earlier version being a bit more... personable, I thought. Good luck either way though. |
| #5rinonalyrna_fathomlinOct 31, 2008 12:52:14 | The novel Darkvision partly takes place in Durpar, and the novel Neversfall has Durpari characters in it. |
| #6BadCatManOct 31, 2008 19:01:33 | If Shining South is a 2e suppliment I don't have it. It's both. ;) There was a Shining South in 2e, and one in 3e. They covered the same regions, in more or less detail (3e had more about the Shaar, but trimmed the other regions lorewise). |
| #7old_sageOct 31, 2008 19:10:29 | Actually, it's FR16 The Shining South. Tom Reid's 3e tome is simply titled Shining South. There is a *slight* difference. :P -- The Pedantic Sage |
| #818DELTAOct 31, 2008 22:20:56 | -I have both of them! ![]() 18DELTA :D |
| #9StiggerNov 01, 2008 3:23:39 | Used to, but I lost the .pdf somewhere among a stack of CDs and DVDs... presuming I still have it at all. Oh yes, and :P @ Old Sage. ;) |