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#1 markustay63 Aug 12, 2008 0:27:00	I've added a map of the Vilhon Reach to my site for anyone interested. All locations are canon, but as usual, the terrain on my maps is slightly altered from the official ones. The most prominent thing is that I greatly reduced the size of the Sea of Fallen Stars (long before I knew they were doing so in 4e). For any questions, please refer to the notes beneath the map. I had decided to hurry up and finish this in time for Gencon, as per someone's special request - unfortunately it isn't all that helpful for running 4e, I would think. As soon as I know what it looks like now, I will do a 4e version. Enjoy --- Mark.
#2 quale_ Aug 12, 2008 3:36:40	thanks, great map, where would you place sun elven realm of Lyrandrar in Chondalwood?
#3 lord_karsus Aug 12, 2008 12:05:26	-Nice to see, nice to see. thanks, great map, where would you place sun elven realm of Lyrandrar in Chondalwood? -It is, specifically, "Northwest of the Adder Peaks, in the Chondalwood". That's all there is, and it isn't very specific.
#4 markustay63 Aug 12, 2008 14:47:32	I get the feeling that it isn't all in one spot, but rather spread around several dozen smaller setlements around those woods, and perhaps the local Coronal (king) moves his court around from village to village (all in the trees, protected from the ground and well-hidden). Nothing specific I can point to as a source - just a general feeling I get from all the vague references, and also because this is how most wodd Elves act (in the Forest of Tethir (the one humans call Wealdath), they are spread-out as well, but the High King there has a set place in which he holds court. I say 'High King', because that King is owed fealty by at least two other nearby forest kings (Dating back to the old days of Keltormir, when it was all one, big forest). Sorry for the brief history lesson - I just wanted to get across that Sylvan Elves don't tend to huddle together in large settlements as do most other Elves and races.
#5 lord_karsus Aug 12, 2008 14:54:41	-Information on Lyrandrar can be found in Elves of Faerûn. I suggest everyone to take a gander.
#6 quale_ Aug 12, 2008 14:56:42	yea, but they aren't syvan elves, they're sun elves Northwest of Adder Peaks, then they're out of the map
#7 lord_karsus Aug 12, 2008 16:04:14	yea, but they aren't syvan elves, they're sun elves -Admittedly, very barbaric Sun Elves. Hunting with spears and blow guns and such, with very little magic. They are more akin to barbaric and feral Wood Elves more than mainstream Sun Elves.
#8 rinonalyrna_fathomlin Aug 12, 2008 18:42:11	Nice map, as usual.
#9 markustay63 Aug 13, 2008 0:14:49	Barbarian Sun Elves? Just not seeing it - even if it is canon.
#10 lord_karsus Aug 13, 2008 11:48:59	Barbarian Sun Elves? Just not seeing it - even if it is canon. -Basically, it's the same as the Green Elves who are, in RoF, called "Wild Elves". They are the same as the other Elves of their subrace, physically, but are different, socially. -The Sun Elves of Lyrandrar would be "Wild" Sun Elves. They have the physical look of a Sun Elf, but the society of a "Wild" Elf. Low magic, somewhat primitive.
#11 18DELTA Aug 13, 2008 12:43:21	- 18DELTA :P
#12 lord_karsus Aug 13, 2008 12:49:18	-What's so funny?
#13 18DELTA Aug 13, 2008 13:03:45	-The Sun Elves of Lyrandrar would be "Wild" Sun Elves. They have the physical look of a Sun Elf, but the society of a "Wild" Elf. Low magic, somewhat primitive. -This. :P 18DELTA :D
#14 lord_karsus Aug 13, 2008 13:10:50	-I...don't get it, but I'm glad you find it amusing. ;)
#15 18DELTA Aug 13, 2008 19:28:03	-I...don't get it, but I'm glad you find it amusing. ;) -They have the physical look of a Sun Elf, but the society of a "Wild" Elf. Low magic, somewhat primitive. -This. :P 18DELTA :D
#16 markustay63 Aug 13, 2008 20:11:09	Look for Sun Elves Gone Wild, coming to a crystal ball near you...
#17 lord_karsus Aug 13, 2008 22:44:42	-This. :P -Yeah, I kinda figured that, but didn't get it. But...Uh...Okay!