01) The Fate of Vhoori Durothil
02) The Divine Tragedy
03) The Lost Sarbreen of Raven's Bluff
04) The Fate of Arilyn Moonblade & Danillo Thann
05) The Death of Drizzt Do'Urden
06) The Fate of the Royal Heir
07) Tales from the City of Hope
08) The Ongoing Life of Riven
09) The Return of the Dark Elves to the World Above
10) The Continued Saga of Cyric and Shar
11) The Continued Tale of Cadderly Bonaduce
12) The Simbul Cheating on Elminster
13) Bane Mellowing Out
14) The Outcome of the Harper Schism
15) The Final Fate of Manshoon and his Clones
16) Unresolved Plots in Westgate
17) The Magister
18) "Sea of Love"
19) The Fate of Ka'Narlist
20) It Was All A Dream
21) Revenge of the Trio Nefarious
22) The Masked Lady Revisited
23) The Thar Prophecy
24) The Collapse of Unther
25) Intrigue in Cormyr
26) More RSE Fallout
27) The Fate of Kymil Nimesin
28) It Was All A Dream Part II
29) Sourcebooks on Continents Other Than Faerûn
30) What Happened to Nimbral?
31) Elaith Breaks Down
32) The Tarrasque Wrecks Havoc
33) Cyric Gets His Just Desserts, A La Kelemvor
34) The Extent of Lolth's Web of Lies
35) Mist-who?
36) Defenders of the Faith
37) More General Vrakk!
38) Let Someone With Real Problems Have The Stage To Gripe!
39) President Drizzt
40) A Peek At Reclamation
41) What Shar Is Really Thinking
42) Warforged Terminators
43) The Metatext
44) Dissent Within the Ranks of the Shadovar
45) An Increased Importance of The Hordelands/Kara-Tur
46) More Extra-Faerûnian Influence
47) More About The Ill-Fated Auseriel
48) A Dead Elminster
49) Osse
50) Anchorome
51) The Destruction of Cormyr
52) The Dragonfall
53) The Cult of the Dragon
54) Powerful Fey Entities
55) War Between Cormyr and Sembia
56) The Covenant
57) Elminster buying AGHotR
58) The Dwarves of Delzoun
59) The Sons of the Vyshaan
60) More About Jergal
61) All Things Divine
-Vhoori Durothil was an amazingly powerful magician, with a pretty cool name. We are introduced to him in Evermeet: Island of the Elves, and we never see him again. His fate is something that is never mentioned. I, in my own setting, have used and incorporated him for my own purposes, but I've always wondered. Because, you know, what I determine isn't official.
Having said that... I'd be curious to see what became of that lost Sarbreen(?) angle from Raven's Bluff.
Danilo Thann was very much the man,
Nimble, quick witted, and cunning was he.
Arilyn Moonblade? Call a spade, a spade!
A walking romatic subplot was she.
A plot I do spy, is for her to die,
And avenged by Thann she would be.
18DELTA (Chosen of Cyric)
-The story of Amnestria Moonflower and Elaith Craulnober is, I think, one of the most interesting, and ultimately tragic tales the Forgotten Realms have to offer. Youthful love, falling from grace, scorned lovers, everything that makes a story good. And, to think, their kid is out there, somewhere. We'll never know anything about heir...
06) The Fate of the Royal Heir
-The story of Amnestria Moonflower and Elaith Craulnober is, I think, one of the most interesting, and ultimately tragic tales the Forgotten Realms have to offer. Youthful love, falling from grace, scorned lovers, everything that makes a story good. And, to think, their daughter is out there, somewhere. We'll never know anything about her...
You mean son?;)
Somebody should end the whole Drizzt story once and for ever.
As for myself, I'd like to see more elves/drow books. Maybe featuring Prince Lamruil and Maura? That'd be a great idea.
Or a good book about Dambrath... the country of Crinti.
I would like to see the drow return to the surface and build a kingdom like they had back in the Crown Wars. Lolth can then stick out her tongue at Corellon that they were back as a power on the SURFACE. . I want drow siege weapons, drow warlocks, temples of Lolth and those cool looking drow spelljammer ships to be part of their kingdom. No more hiding underground.
If Zhentil Keep and Thay can be out in the open, why not the drow? They can take over one of the lands laid waste during the Spellplague.
It seems like after the Spellplague the numbers dwindled again.
Show
Shar and Cyric!
We had a little cameo by him with Jarlxale and Entreri, but I feel like he was interesting enough (especially with the Bouldershoulders and a Monk as friends/companions) to warrant more.
I think I'd like to hear more about Cadderly Bonaduce.
Hmm...would be wrong of me to point out that Cadderly is supposedly going to play a part in the forthcoming novel The Ghost King?
I think I'd like to hear more about Cadderly Bonaduce.
We had a little cameo by him with Jarlxale and Entreri, but I feel like he was interesting enough (especially with the Bouldershoulders and a Monk as friends/companions) to warrant more.
I usually re-read novels I like, and I liked the Cleric Quintet.
But after he brought Cadderly back in a Drizzt novel, it sickened me so much I gave-away the books.
Cadderly's sacrifice made the entire series for me, but bringing him back in that rather obvious author-caveat cheapened the whole thing.
I've seem authors in shared-worlds turn other author's lore into garbage (plenty of times recently), but thats the first time I've seen an author destroy one of their own stories.
Hmm...would be wrong of me to point out that Cadderly is supposedly going to play a part in the forthcoming novel The Ghost King?
I did not hear about that.
Thanks for letting me know.
Elminster walking in and catching the Simbul in bed with Szass Tam.
That would be wrong on so many levels. :D
I did not hear about that.
Thanks for letting me know.
You're welcome.
I could be wrong... 4e lore is all a blur to me.
As for resolutions to everything - I think that may just be the #1 reason why 4eFR sticks in so many fan's craw.
Its like having a part one and part three to a trilogy, and just never bothering making part two. Or missing an episode of Lost...
A plotline with a vaguely interesting Weavespinner or Magister some time before the Spellplague.
The novel could be called, Sea of Love. or Love's no Aberration...
or like that...
I'd love to see something good about the Crinti.
Like everything else Elaine Cunningham wrote, they destroyed it come 4e.
Nothing she contributed is left in the setting anymore... obviously someone took exception to her... how petty.
The events are detailed (sort-of) in the GHotR; the Realm was called Auseriel. They created it and destroyed it all in a few entries.
Just like 4e did to Blackstaff.
One day, not long ago, on the Fugue Plane:
Khelben: "I did it! I earned their respect! Now I can finally go to Arvandor for all eternity!"
Kelemvor: "Ummm... excuse me... you Khelben?"
Khelben: "Yes.. but their must be some mistake... I'm to be picked up by the Elven Pantheon..."
Kelemvor: "Yeahhhh... about that...."
No seperate Elven pantheon means everything Khelben did was for nothing... especially considering all the coverage the City of Hope got in 4e.
Why read ANY novels? Unless they are written by someone in-house, they are just going to get retconned into meaninglessness.
Can I mention plotlines I DON'T want to see?
-I'll make a new thread for that.
What happened to K'anarlist, I'm not sure that I remember this right, he might be in stasis, in a pearl, at the bottom of the ocean
-He's in MY setting.
-We don't know what happened to him. He is presumably killed when Atorrnash is destroyed in the cataclysm of the Sundering. However, Lolth makes specific mention that his soul does not wind up in her domain. This is odd, because, though he had initially been a worshiper of Ghaunadaur, he became a worshiper of Lolth. So, upon his death, he should have gone to her domain. Coupling this with the magical pearls that he had, the leading hypothesis is that he somehow "trapped" his soul in one of these magical pearls, like he (and his "son", Malenti) did with the souls and magic of various Sea Elves. This, in turn, would mean that either he's completely stuck in there, or the pearl is acting as his phylactery, which, in turn, would mean that he's a Lich. And, being an extremely powerful Archmage 25,000+ years ago, he'd probably be even stronger today, if he does indeed exist.
Though, Cyric remains mad, as he is the only being in Realmspace with the knowledge of the other Realms.
-He's in MY setting.
We don't know what happened to him. He is presumably killed when Atorrnash is destroyed in the cataclysm of the Sundering. However, Lolth makes specific mention that his soul does not wind up in her domain. This is odd, because, though he had initially been a worshiper of Ghaunadaur, he became a worshiper of Lolth. So, upon his death, he should have gone to her domain. Coupling this with the magical pearls that he had, the leading hypothesis is that he somehow "trapped" his soul in one of these magical pearls, like he (and his "son", Malenti) did with the souls and magic of various Sea Elves. This, in turn, would mean that either he's completely stuck in there, or the pearl is acting as his phylactery, which, in turn, would mean that he's a Lich. And, being an extremely powerful Archmage 25,000+ years ago, he'd probably be even stronger today, if he does indeed exist.
even better story than I imagined first
Though, Cyric remains mad, as he is the only being in Realmspace with the knowledge of the other Realms.
lol
out of other plotlines, I'd like to see what's with Artus Cimber, he's mentioned in the Auril's realm article, but have a feeling that he's not a typical exarch
also Gondegal and something new with Jander Sundstar
15) The Manshoon Clones. What did happen to all those? Again, some resolution on that would have been nice.
To my knowledge, there is only one left: the vampire who is either working with, or fighting against the fire knives - I can't quite recall at the moment. He's operating free of zhent activity, and is primarily a thieves' guildmaster IIRC.
20) Mystra returns and brings back the timeline to 1374 DR. (And has enough wherewithal to stop Cyric's silly plan)
Though, Cyric remains mad, as he is the only being in Realmspace with the knowledge of the other Realms.
Great idea!
20) Mystra returns and brings back the timeline to 1374 DR. (And has enough wherewithal to stop Cyric's silly plan)
Though, Cyric remains mad, as he is the only being in Realmspace with the knowledge of the other Realms.
Nice plot, but I'd throw in a twist - I'd have the Chronomancer return from Netheril, who finds out about the future (naturally), and brings Mystryl forward in time to help Mystra.
He succeeds, and the world is 'set right', but the strain is too much for him - returning to his own time, he dies of wounds supposedly received while defending Luskan (or whatever it was called back then).
I never really cared for the Chronomancer's ignoble ending, and I think this would fix that, and the world at the same time.
after reconstituting in the Blood Rift, they'd want more revenge
-While I did not necessarily like (or agree with, canonically) how Eilistraee slew Vhaeraun, I liked the concept of the Masked Lady. Her presence was extremely brief, but I find that the concept of the Masked Lady as Eilistraee + Vhaeraun made more sense than Eilistraee and Vhaeraun individually.
Who is all this lore supposed to be for, anyway?
anyone noticed how many names are there with ''thar'' or ''tar''
so finding some kind of pattern
the thar prophecy
anyone noticed how many names are there with ''thar'' or ''tar''
Ever noticed how many names don't fit that pattern?
anyone noticed how many names are there with ''thar'' or ''tar''
-Or 'shar'.
Ever noticed how many names don't fit that pattern?
yea, it's probably some elven word
but still I was searching something through AGHotR pdf and it was surprising
realms:
Tharkrixghontix (draconic)
Tarkhaldale
Raumathar
Ursadunthar (quaggoth)
Rilithar (elven)
Shanatar (dwarf)
Tharsult
Thar
Tathtar
Thulthanthar
Athalantar
Vastar (orc)
Nantarum (Dukar)
Hlontar (realm of Alokkair)
the League of Samathar
Jhyrennstar
Miyeritar
Thearnytar
Amtar
Chionthar
Dun-Tharos
-I don't know. A thread to look at and collectively sigh with forlorn?
Well if that is the case then:
Vangey (or Laspeera) foresaw, with the advent of the spellplague, Hard Times coming for Cormyr and decided to consolidate the monarchal base. Allowing tales to be told of Alusair's disappearance and the Dowager Dragon Queen's Death they were actually preserved in the shadows through the extensive use of Longevity potions (or some other such thing).
Having been present, quietly, through the reigns of kings Azoun V and Foril with the Dragon Queen acting as confidant and advisor and Alusair as the Hidden Hand of the Dragon Throne (I know, too many capitals). Both women having only just had time to truly come to terms with Azoun IV's death in 1371 before the cataclysm in 1385 used their devotion to Cormyr to weather the storm (physical and emotional.
Both are now aware of the possible unrest (Irvel vs. Erzoured) in the succession to come and have resolved that Cormyr's royal family cannot be seen as divided at this most crucial of times. So to show Faerun a united and strong House Obarskyr they are both revealed and take their place in the open at last on either side of the coming king (Irvel) as his strong (Alusair) and wise (Filfaeril) right and left hands.
... would I like it? Yep. Will it happen? Oh hells no
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What?
-This was best encapsulated in Realms of the Dragons and Realms of the Dragons II, where we got lots of smaller stories pertaining to the Rage of the Dragon. I wish more of these types of stories were published. The Time of Troubles was a massive RSE. I wish we could have seen more of how it affected the entire planet in a "Realms of the Time of Troubles"-type novel anthology. Same thing with the Tuigan Horde. "Realms of the Tuigan Horde" would have been nice. If things are going to be shaken violently, let's at least see a bit more how things get shaken.
What an interesting idea Iluvrien...
Thanks, after I started typing it I had half a dozen more ideas for details and little byzantine plottings. I have actually started noting them down so that if I should a) ever run a game and b) it should happen to be a Realms game and c) that Realms game should happen to be set in 4E then I can use them ;).
There are other ideas for plots... but those are on pretty much the same level of selfish wish fulfillment for me :D .
More Abeir.
A Jarlaxle Solo.
A race of anthros.
:3
Well if that is the case then:
Vangey (or Laspeera) foresaw, with the advent of the spellplague, Hard Times coming for Cormyr and decided to consolidate the monarchal base. Allowing tales to be told of Alusair's disappearance and the Dowager Dragon Queen's Death they were actually preserved in the shadows through the extensive use of Longevity potions (or some other such thing).
Having been present, quietly, through the reigns of kings Azoun V and Foril with the Dragon Queen acting as confidant and advisor and Alusair as the Hidden Hand of the Dragon Throne (I know, too many capitals). Both women having only just had time to truly come to terms with Azoun IV's death in 1371 before the cataclysm in 1385 used their devotion to Cormyr to weather the storm (physical and emotional.
Both are now aware of the possible unrest (Irvel vs. Erzoured) in the succession to come and have resolved that Cormyr's royal family cannot be seen as divided at this most crucial of times. So to show Faerun a united and strong House Obarskyr they are both revealed and take their place in the open at last on either side of the coming king (Irvel) as his strong (Alusair) and wise (Filfaeril) right and left hands.
... would I like it? Yep. Will it happen? Oh hells no
-Thats a pretty bad *** idea you got there.
18DELTA :P
Alusair enters the cave of the sleeping lords (who were destroyed in the War with the Gazneths). I have it where the enchantment is on the cavern itself, and not the (now destroyed) Lords. This way, Alusair can lie there quietly awaiting "Cormyr's time of greatest need".
The prophesies also say that Azoun (the REAL Azoun) will return at that time as well. :D
More Far Realm.
More Abeir.
A Jarlaxle Solo.
A race of anthros.
:3
The thread for plot we would NOT liike to see is somewhere else.
You want more 'Far Realms', check-out Eberron. Its all about psionics and aberrations - no need for that in WotC's only other supported setting.
-Thats a pretty bad *** idea you got there.
I must be getting old. It took me the best part of a day to work out what was behind those stars... and if I am right and it wasn't an insult then thanks. After writing it up here it has actually been poking me in the brain enough that I have started taking my mindless jottings on the subject and fleshing them out into a full campaign idea. My first ever.
I have something similar - not for Filfaril, though (don't really care enough about her).
I can understand that, and I like the idea about Alusair becoming a Sleeping Lord. I just preferred her to be still around and raising heck. For some reason the mental image of her lying quietly somewhere rather than shouting at someone or beating seven kinds of... excrement out of something deserving doesn't sit well for me ;).
I have decided to work through my other selfish wish-fulfillment plots. If any are up to scratch I may well post more of them. You have been warned
.-I don't think anyone liked this guy. He really was the ultimate villain, in that he wasn't a crazy, super-powerful Shadow Drow Lich Assassin Ranger. He was quite sane (in the relative sense). That's what made him so dangerous, and such a great villain. I don't know if Elaine intended to settle his fate in her canceled Reclamation, but he's still out there, somewhere. I don't necessarily want to see him dead, disposed of, or anything else. I'd just want to know where he is, and what he's up to.
Some campaign settings need a hammer and nails.
The 4e Realms needs a colonoscopy.
Not with this group in charge.
I like Msatran's idea - a 'Dallas' moment, where the Simbul walks into the shower to find El there, and realizes it was all just a bad dream. :D
What an interesting idea Iluvrien...
I like it too.
The Fate of Kymil Nimesin
I'd just want to know where he is, and what he's up to.
He took a wife, settled down in a cottage somewhere, and is rearing a toddler.:P
He took a wife, settled down in a cottage somewhere, and is rearing a toddler.:P
-Maybe, just maybe. Though, the company that he was keeping when we last saw him...Maybe not.
- I am sure Cyric managed to play Leira for a while, but I seriously doubt that he would be able to convert the nation. So did they find another deity to worship collectively, or was state-religion abandoned?
31. What happened to Nimbral after the Spellplague
- Where did it go?? (yeah, I sure they would just say to Abeir ... but still)
-Maybe, just maybe. Though, the company that he was keeping when we last saw him...Maybe not.
The impression that I got was that Nemesin was deeply and profoundly homosexual, and that nothing could ever get him to sleep with a woman.
31. What happened to Nimbral after the Spellplague
- Where did it go?? (yeah, I sure they would just say to Abeir ... but still)
It's hiding next to Brithos. :D
I don't imagine many people here will get that reference, but it was instant thought on reading the story.
-Am I the only person who found all of Elaith's dealings with Arilyn somewhat creepy? It's something of a "in an alternate universe, I would be your father" sort of thing. Elaith thinks kindly of Arilyn, sure, seeing much of Amnestria in her, but I always wanted Elaith to confront the notion that, had he stayed with Amnestria longer, Arilyn could have been his daughter.
Elaith "Breaks Down"
-Am I the only person who found all of Elaith's dealings with Arilyn somewhat creepy? It's something of a "in an alternate universe, I would be your father" sort of thing. Elaith thinks kindly of Arilyn, sure, seeing much of Amnestria in her, but I always wanted Elaith to confront the notion that, had he stayed with Amnestria longer, Arilyn could have been his daughter.
Maybe, but hopefully he'd be aware that if that were the case, Arilyn would be a different person.
Ao temporarily turns them both mortal, at Kel's request, and Kelemvor beats his a$$ down. :D
I've never belived that Kel stopped loving her, if anything He would've love her even more (confident woman/godess that refuses to give up her belives :drool.
Other ideas include the "revival" of the Vyaashi. These kind of things would make the realms more darker, but I do not mind a little darkness in my setting.
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AryaNightingale
Another thing, but probably too late for it now, I would've really liked to have known a lot more about the Mistmaster.
or perhaps an entire 12-volume set...
Seriously... Obould is a crappy, two-dimensional clown next to that guy.
the plotline that i would like to see is a shadowfell/FR story where the missing parts of the realms are there, jander sunstar finds purpose. perhaps a plotline with him coming to terms with his vamparism and becoming the big boss that a certain drow ranger could never be?
I think there needs to be a trilogy about General Vraak... maybe even two...
or perhaps an entire 12-volume set...
Eh, be careful what you wish for. The character might just turn into another Drizzt.
Isn't there two Manshoon clones left...the vampire and another one running around with the Zhents still? I vaguely remember, or think I do, that these two found something to negate the "kill reflex" the clones had for each other.
Okay, my topics...
1) Whatever happened to the two god-elves they made...the one from Evereska and the one from the retaking of Myth Drannor.
2) The retaking of Myth Drannor DESERVES MORE than 1/2 of the last book of a trilogy
3) I'd like to see the saurials go eat all the dragonborn, because they're the head honcho lizards of FR and were completely...forgotten.
4) Whatever happened to the Eberron cyborg transplant and his dragon bed-buddy from the Rage series.
5) A little more about Lhaeo taking over Thethyr (right nation right?
)6) I'd like Alizzsa (sp) to bring back that cool drow wizard dude Phaerum...she has/had his finger. Maybe him, Jarlaxle, Artemis, and Erevis can team up and go beat up on some developers for screwing the elves over.
7) And last but not least, a Real Life newspaper article stating that WotC employees were exposed to some kind of amnesia gas, found a copy of 3/3.5 FR and continued on with that in a more logical manner while a well-intentioned burglar stole all their copies of 4ed FR material
Sorry if the format isn't exactly what you had in mind
Sorry, forgot a couple...
8) Why Selune wasn't there to save her daughter and 4th oldest and, arguably, the strongest diety. Just what was she up to during all this.
9) Some kind of...something explaining Sune's de-evolution from the Goddess of Love to the Goddess of P imps. Could make for a good first M rated novel
That is all
Kelemvor, Taking revenge on Cyric for the death of Mystra.
Actually by all rights Cyric would have more power as according to the rules since Cyric killed Mystra he should"technically" be the new god of magic as well.
Actually by all rights Cyric would have more power as according to the rules since Cyric killed Mystra he should"technically" be the new god of magic as well.
-You just made my day/night.
Cyric is very pleased with you. ;) 18DELTA (Chosen of he who killed Mystra with a stick. Cyric needs to be the NEW GOD OF MAGIC!) :P
has pictures of unimaginable terror in it, of both her and cyric
-You just made my day/night.
18DELTA (Chosen of he who killed Mystra with a stick. Cyric needs to be the NEW GOD OF MAGIC!) :P
Good. Because I've always thought Cyric was the coolest god because while all the other gods rarely interfered with mortals because they were to absorbed with themselves. Cyric was actually fulfilling the terms of his office even among the gods. I think Shar(who deserves to be pimp slapped when Cyric gets released) even followed Cyric's example by orchestrating this entire brouhaha. It was always fun to watch Cyric plotting and seeing the results.
It's awesome!
(I have belatedly realized I meant to post this in the other thread). Oops! (Feel free to ignore this post now).
18DELTA (SUPPORTING ALL VERSIONS OF THE REALMS) :D
drizzt is drizzt for reasons we both mentioned on other threads fathomlin. ;) now if a bunch of books were written on a character and we found progress, reason, and above all entertainment, i woulnd't see a reason why not. though i do confess, i don't know who vraak is :embarrass
An orc general who helped Cormyr (and the Western Realms) against the Tuigan Horde back in the day.
Oh, and I'd like to see more on Evermeet and where it is at in the Feywild...
-I like both of them; people know this. Sources on the east often mention and talk about the above mentioned places, in terms of how they affect eastern Faerûn, but I, personally, would like to see more.
I'd like to see Elminster die. Once and for all, no coming back.
Can't he's just Popular enough to keep alive. Besides who do you guys really think is going to become the new "mystra"?
Can't he's just Popular enough to keep alive. Besides who do you guys really think is going to become the new "mystra"?
Yes, I've already made a comment or two on that matter. I still want him to die die die die die die die die die.
Yes, I've already made a comment or two on that matter. I still want him to die die die die die die die die die.
I don't see that as likely... but he could be dead in your game.
. I think so.And wouldn't be rude to kill off the main character of the guy who created the world in which you play
Depends. If he realizes the Old Mage has served his purpose, than no, it's not rude.
Blackstaff's Waterdeep still stands, Alustriel's Luruar remains active, Szass Tam pretty much reshaped Thay in his own image, the Simbul's Aglarond still stands against it, and the War Wizards of Cormyr still follow in the footsteps of Vangerdahast. I'm also sure that some mildly roguish mage has taken up the title of Volo and has started publishing guides to the Realms again. Elminster only ever had his magic; he never really made his mark elsewhere, and now the magic's gone.
I'm not saying they should go out and drop a flaming mountain on him, especially since Toril's not the right world for that sort of thing. Just have him give up his life to actually create something that'll actually last, even if it's just giving up his life to let the last divine spark from Mystra create a new deity of magic. Anything's better than having him grump about Storm's old farm telling adventurers to get off his lawn.
And wouldn't be rude to kill off the main character of the guy who created the world in which you play
I just want to note that Elminster is not Ed Greenwood's "main character", rather it's the character TSR/WotC chose to emphasize.
From Ramien:
Elminster only ever had his magic; he never really made his mark elsewhere...
Not true!
There, I've said my piece. Carry on...
-Sounds like an interesting place. I want to see more of it, asides for the three odd points that we have concerning the continent.
-Same thing with Osse above. Only, I want to see a good Anchorome, not the supposed "chain of islands with dungeons that never end" that Ed Greenwood has mentioned.
I got this urge, interestingly, from reading about the fall of the Hosttower in The Pirate King. Not sure how I made the connection, but it's a pretty enduring one. I've added it to my list of future campaigns, along with my 'height of the Spellplague' game which I'm sure I'll get to run sometime in the next decade.
What were the eggs all about, anyway? And where did all the plot about the Church of Tiamat and the Cult of Tchazzar gathering the eggs go?
I'd also love to see Tchazzar driving a massive campaign of conquest, but that's just my wishes...
Tchazzar is so SEXYYYIIEEEEE (lol)-They exist out there. Having had my interest piqued when reading Plague of Spells, with the Lord of Bats. I'd like to see more on Forgotten Realms-specific ones, or Forgotten Realms relevant ones.
I'm getting Iliad vibes from that plot idea. Might need a bit of work though.
-I always liked that plothook, from LEoF. Something needed to be done with it, and either proven true or false.
Sounds good really. Meaning the Vyshaan bloodline has survived till now? (don't own LEoF)
-Yes, it's a plothook idea in LEoF. Basically, there's some pirates hunting around Evermeet, who are flying the flag of the Vyshaan, and are reportedly survivors of the bloodline.
-I don't want to see Jergal go all "super evil", like in the campaign thing, but anything more about him would be good.
-Yes, it's a plothook idea in LEoF. Basically, there's some pirates hunting around Evermeet, who are flying the flag of the Vyshaan, and are reportedly survivors of the bloodline.
Great, thanks!
-I'd like to see more on the divine, getting a better glimpse at their churches, or relics, or philosophies, things like that.