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Lythlyx were bizarre psionic eel-like monsters that resembled ever-spinning corkscrews and that seemed to abhor touching the ground. Their body oil was used in the manufacture of several magical inks.
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Forgotten Realms WikiLythlyxLythlyx (sing & pl), also known as spirals, were bizarre psionic eel-like monsters that resembled corkscrews. Whether in the air or in water, they were constantly spinning.[3][1][2] The rubbery and oily creatures were mottled black and green, with numerous mouths along their length. They spun constantly in midair, sometimes as fast as fifty revolutions per minute.[3][1][2] Though intelligent, they remained uncommunicative and extremely unpredictable, sometimes passing up easy prey for larger gro
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The city of Toreus in Chessenta was known for its assertive business strategies, which included trading with marauding pirates and allowing the presence of a Red Wizard enclave, much to the chagrin of its neighbors.
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Forgotten Realms WikiToreusToreus was a garrison turned trading city in Chessenta.[2] This city was known for its assertive business strategies, and went as far as trading with marauding pirates and criminals. The other cities in the region disdained such tactics, as Toreus appeared to openly defy the laws of Chessenta; even a Red Wizard enclave was allowed to operate within.[2] Coins not minted in or accepted in other places in Chessenta were accepted in this settlement and could be used to purchase practically anything.
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Umbral glooms were foul, highly intelligent masses of black tentacles whose aim was to spread as much sorrow and misery as possible. It was no surprise, then, that umbral glooms were favored by Shar.
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Forgotten Realms WikiUmbral gloomUmbral glooms were a type of evil outsider that served Shar, goddess of shadows and sorrow.[1] Umbral glooms appeared as masses of rubbery-skinned tentacles coal-black in color, seeping a shadowy miasma. Numerous purples eyes of various sizes, from as small as a pea to as large as a dinner plate, dotted the body. They were some 9 ft (2.7 m) in diameter but weighed barely 50 lb (23 kg).[1] Umbral glooms sought to spread grief and misery without regard to any characteristics of its victims; an umb
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Clavichords were keyboard musical instruments, close relatives to the pipe organ and harpsichord. One notable clavichord was part of The Bendekar's Mercantile storehouse's collection in the city of Ravens Bluff.
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Forgotten Realms WikiClavichordA clavichord was a large keyboard instrument.[1] These instruments were rather flat boxes of rectangular or oblong shape, measuring 1 ft (0.3 m) wide and a little over 3 ft (0.91 m) long. Their keyboard design was similar to that of their close relative the pipe organ, but in place of pipes they had horizontal metal strings[1] like the harpsichord. But unlike the latter relative, these strings were struck by its internal mechanism rather than plucked.[2] Clavichords expressed soft and silvery to
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The Bay of Mists was the natural harbor of Neverwinter, whose depth and volcanically-warmed waters allowed ship traffic year-round, helping make the city a prosperous trading hub.
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Forgotten Realms WikiBay of MistsThe Bay of Mists was the natural harbor around which the city of Neverwinter was located.[1][2] The Bay was one of the few naturally deep ports along the Sword Coast,[3] and sat at the mouth of the Neverwinter River where it emptied into the Sea of Swords.[1][2] Thanks to the river's volcanically-warmed waters,[4] the Bay remained ice-free in the winter.[5] The city of Neverwinter was a prosperous port city largely thanks to the natural advantages of this harbor, where the Docks District sat. Th
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Lord Thesp Eltorchul of Waterdeep invested a large portion of his family's fortune into establishing the Eltorchul Academy, which educated young wizards and procured rare spell components.
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Forgotten Realms WikiThesp EltorchulLord Thesp Eltorchul was a noble inhabiting Waterdeep during the mid-to-late 14th century DR.[1] Thesp was the patriarch of the Eltorchul noble family. Upon inheriting his family's wealth from the spice trade, Thesp invested a large sum of money into establishing the Eltorchul Academy in Waterdeep's Sea Ward. In addition to educating young wizards, the Academy procured rare spell components. Thesp was forced to be far less discriminating on who was admitted to Eltorchul Academy or risk complete
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Wheat was an important grain to many cultures across the breadth of Toril, often valued more than rice in regions where both could be grown. Most of the wheat in Faerûn was grown in the Heartlands and the Dalelands.
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Forgotten Realms WikiWheatWheat was a grain-producing grass commonly cultivated throughout Faerûn and valued more than rice in regions where both could be grown.[19] The Heartlands of Faerûn were the main producers of grains such as wheat, barley, and rye.[20] The Dalelands were another verdant region of Faerûn that produced plentiful harvests of wheat and other grains.[21] The Abbey of the Golden Sheaf in Mistledale harvested various crops grown on strict rotation. On such crop was wheat of supreme quality.[2] Meanwhile
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Shyr was the ancestral homeland of the genasi of Akanûl. Originally located on the world of Abeir, parts of Shyr exchanged places with eastern Chondath and western Chessenta in the wake of the Spellplague.
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Forgotten Realms WikiShyr (realm)Shyr was a realm that existed on the world of Abeir, located on the continent of the same name. It was the ancestral homeland of the genasi of Akanûl.[2] Shyr was the realm ruled by the primordial Karshimis. In the wake of the Spellplague in 1385 DR, a part of Shyr was exchanged with its equivalent regions in Faerûn: eastern Chondath and western Chessenta. That region would become the Faerûnian kingdom of Akanûl.[1] Parts of Unther were also sent to the realm of Shyr. The genasi lords bargained
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Spidersilk could be used for anything from clothing to spell components. The drow were, naturally, big proponents of spidersilk usage, with reports of dark elves having even used the material to create hot-air balloons.
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Forgotten Realms WikiSpidersilkSpidersilk or spider silk was a fiber produced by various species of spiders,[1] as well as some spider-like creatures such as aranea, driders,[2] and chitines.[3] The term also referred to the processed form of the fiber, which was used for various textile purposes in the Realms.[1][2] In its refined state, spidersilk lost the inherit stickiness found on spider threads.[1] Armor and clothing fashioned from it tended to be rather quiet[1][2] and lightweight.[2] Some in the land of Chult manufact
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Foodomancy was a school of magic focusing on the powers contained within food ingredients that, when brought together in just the right fashion, produced wondrous dishes with potent magical effects.
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Forgotten Realms WikiFoodomancyFoodomancy was a school of magic that tapped into the Art found in everyday objects. In this school's case, it tapped into magics contained in various exotic food ingredients that, when brought together in a specific manner, resulted in enchanted wondrous dishes. A person who specialized in foodomancy was called a foodomancer.[1] Foodomancy followed the school of thought believed by many common folks of the Realms that the Art permeated every part of the world. It taught its practitioners that t
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Soraevora Aeravand was a divine soul of Angharradh who traveled from Evermeet to Faerûn at her goddess's instruction to aid a group of adventurers that opposed a yuan-ti plot to unleash the snake-god Zehir on Toril.
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Forgotten Realms WikiSoraevora AeravandSoraevora Aeravand was an aged sun elf divine soul of Angharradh, the Queen of Arvandor, from the elven island of Evermeet, active in the late 14th century DR.[1] In the late 14th century DR, Soraevora appeared aged. As a sun elf, it meant that she had lived many hundreds of years. She had a thin face, graying hair and golden gray eyes, and bronze skin. She carried herself with dignity that advertised the woman's wisdom, while her eyes betrayed her ferocity and dedication to her faith and quest.
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Illithid mucous was naturally secreted by mind flayers and smelled faintly of onions, garlic, or vanilla. It had numerous psionic properties, and was used in the production of potions of ESP.
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Forgotten Realms WikiIllithid mucusIllithid mucous was just that, a mucous that was naturally secreted by illithids by glands located below the dermis layer of their skin.[1] This variety of mucous gave off a faint odor similar to onions, garlic, or even vanilla, although the smell was imperceptible from afar.[1] The most noteworthy feature of illithid mucous was its faint active psionic properties.[1][2] Some sages theorized this mucous enhanced the innate psionic abilities of illithids, reduced the mental strain of psychoportat
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The Wizard's Torc was a magic item that opened a secret passage between the Speculum Grounds and Castle Cormanthor, both in Myth Drannor.
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Forgotten Realms WikiWizard's TorcThe Wizard's Torc was a magic item that opened a secret passage from the Circle of Ualair in the Speculum Grounds in Myth Drannor to the Elven Catacombs under Castle Cormanthor.[1] The Wizard's Torc was a piece of jewelry that consisted of two parts. The first was a large neck ring. The ring was decorated with a starstone.[1] The Wizard's Torc granted the wielder the power to teleport from the Circle of Ualair into a circular room at the beginning of the Elven Catacombs. The bearer of the Wizard
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Shra'kt'lor was the largest githzerai settlement in Limbo, home to around two million souls. No entertainment was available within the city walls, and foreigners were not typically permitted inside.
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Forgotten Realms WikiShra'kt'lorShra'kt'lor was the largest githzerai settlement known and the military capital of their nation, located within the Plane of Limbo.[1] Shra'kt'lor held the largest known githzerai population in all of the planes, numbering at around 2,000,000 people. Like all other settlements in Limbo, holding it together as a single entity required the psionic concentration of its occupants. [1] The multilayered walls hid a sea of cramped, simple quarters (very much in the ascetic githzerai fashion), though wi
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Haarn Brightoak was a half-elven druid member of the Emerald Enclave who defeated an undead morhg warlord named Borran Klosk.
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Forgotten Realms WikiHaarn BrightoakHaarn Brightoak was an half-elven druid[1] member of the Emerald Enclave who defended the wildlife and forests of Turmish in the late 14th century DR. Like many other druids, Haarn Brightoak had access to druidic spells granted by his deity. He possessed an ability to take on a wild shape of beasts, one of which was an owl.[1] Haarn had a bear companion named Broadfoot.[3] Haarn's mother was a warrior– ahuman Harper agent, and father – an elven senior member of the Emerald Circle. Haarn Brightoa
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The Owlroost Head Inn was a ramshackle inn located in Purskul, Amn, best described as a rat-infested warehouse. The eccentric owners accidentally hired murderous doppelganger courtesans at one point. Volo quite liked the place.
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Forgotten Realms WikiOwlroost Head InnThe Owlroost Head was a ramshackle inn located in the Amnian town of Purskul and named after the hill of the same name.[1] Owlroost Head was a tumbledown inn, inside and out. It was a collection of small warehouse buildings, barns, and homes connected by shabby passages, all roofed but ramshackle in construction. The interior was just as impressive, filled with mismatched old furniture. The inn was infested with mice, rats, and cats who chased and devoured the vermin on occasion. Among other inh
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Warmfires House was a farmhouse-turned-inn in Shadowdale owned by Sembian investors. Guests could rent the entire establishment if they so pleased, which the Zhentarim did on at least one occasion.
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Forgotten Realms WikiWarmfires HouseWarmfires House was a rented farmhouse in Shadowdale during the mid-to-late 14th century DR.[1] Warmfires House lay in a bend of the River Ashaba, on the northern edge of central Shadowdale; the surrounding area had come to be called "Northend".[1] It was a roomy, sprawling farmhouse.[1] The place had a dance floor and feast hall, rooms with bathing pools, and luxury bedchambers. The upper story had several meeting rooms.[1] The ground floor also had jakes and a cloakroom. One of the upper-story
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