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silverwolfer
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 Posted - 15 May 2013 : 22:38:16
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Dungeons and Dragons online players (last thread creation this week I swear)
What do you know about the lloth storyline that they did, as an excuse to merge eberron with forgotten realms?
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Darsson Spellmaker
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Posted - 16 May 2013 : 07:27:41
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They didn't really merge the two worlds together.
It was more that epic-level Eberron characters get the chance to planeswalk to the Forgotten Realms, and help in the struggle against Lolth's invasion.
The players get to go and adventure in Eveningstar, then the Underdark, and finally the Demonweb Pits.
In all cases, it's Eberron characters visiting FR, not the other way around. |
"Know, O mages, that there is learning, and there is wisdom, and they are very far from being the same thing."--Azuth the High One, Utterances from the Altar: Collected Verbal Manifestations of the Divine and Most Holy Lord of Spells (holy chapbook, assembled by anonymous priests of Azuth circa 1358 DR)
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silverwolfer
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Posted - 16 May 2013 : 07:49:15
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| but why did they go stop her? |
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Darsson Spellmaker
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Posted - 16 May 2013 : 08:14:57
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Elminster asks the players to do it.
Faerun is under attack by a vast army of drow/demons/undead under the command of Lolth. FR is losing badly to Lolth's forces. The Old Mage notices a portal between FR and Eberron and that a small force of drow defend it. The players get involved from the Eberron side, and defeat those drow, and as they do so, they step through the portal. Elminster recruits the players to stop Lolth, having realized that she's siphoning the power of stolen dragonshards (magical mineral fragments found only in Eberron) to increase her personal power and that of her armies.
Once she's finished conquering FR, it's implied she'll turn her attention to Eberron, so its up to the players to face the heart of "The Darkening" and end her threat once and for all.
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"Know, O mages, that there is learning, and there is wisdom, and they are very far from being the same thing."--Azuth the High One, Utterances from the Altar: Collected Verbal Manifestations of the Divine and Most Holy Lord of Spells (holy chapbook, assembled by anonymous priests of Azuth circa 1358 DR)
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DDO players, what do you know about the lloth ?
