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Alruane
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Posted - 07 Dec 2013 : 10:24:12
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| Why thank you Jeremy! I shall make a note of these and look them all up for further lore. I appreciate each one having a small description as well! |
" I wonder if you are destined to be forgotten. Will your life fade in the shadow of greater beings?" ~Joneleth Irenicus
"Wisdom? My dear boy, wisdom is knowing that you do not know everything. Wisdom is realizing, a wise man ALWAYS has questions. Not answers."
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Alruane
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Posted - 07 Dec 2013 : 10:45:23
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| There are so many novels I need to find about Waterdeep and other various aspects of Faerun. I love the realms! |
" I wonder if you are destined to be forgotten. Will your life fade in the shadow of greater beings?" ~Joneleth Irenicus
"Wisdom? My dear boy, wisdom is knowing that you do not know everything. Wisdom is realizing, a wise man ALWAYS has questions. Not answers."
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LordXenophon
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Posted - 08 Dec 2013 : 00:47:26
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| Perhaps we should have a thread specifically for sharing locations we've added to Waterdeep. |
Disintegration is in the eye of the Beholder. |
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Alruane
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Posted - 08 Dec 2013 : 00:51:26
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| I think that's a great idea, for those of us that love Waterdeep and want to learn more about it. Locations, governing system, history, historical figures, etc. |
" I wonder if you are destined to be forgotten. Will your life fade in the shadow of greater beings?" ~Joneleth Irenicus
"Wisdom? My dear boy, wisdom is knowing that you do not know everything. Wisdom is realizing, a wise man ALWAYS has questions. Not answers."
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Jeremy Grenemyer
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Posted - 08 Dec 2013 : 06:02:35
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quote: Originally posted by Alruane
Why thank you Jeremy! I shall make a note of these and look them all up for further lore. I appreciate each one having a small description as well!
You're very welcome. 
What follows are a whole bunch of names belonging to various personages found in Waterdeep, along with a few bits of info about them.
As before, my source of information is the Eye on the Realms series of articles. I hope you find them useful.
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Alanthra Ghellowsar Brothelkeeper
Alathea Gryphonsar Disappeared, daughter of Andremon.
Aldran Haldark Guilded rope maker and ship outfitter, shop owner
Andremon Gryphonsar Many rooms and places named after him in Waterdeep after he passed away. Well liked. Six daughters.
Andurlatha Merendil Lady escort
Annath Horkle Broadsheet publisher; Trades Ward
Awntrus Malaver Nickname: the Black Glove. Unguilded investigator
Beregon Stormshot Member of the Watch. Earned Shield of the City award.
Blacksunder Murderer for hire
Blacksunder Wheelwright (note: this isn't a typo. Both NPCs share the name "Blacksunder".)
Blakrho Phull Exiled noble; called “Blackthroat”
Dragonard Merendil
Dratha Murrndryl Seer; called a ‘daily lifeguide’; Castle Ward
Elaerla Raelingdorn Sage. Specialtiy is the recent social history of Castle Ward. Loves cheeses.
Eldro Heldargram Brewmaster
Elmra Mrayvren Inn owner.
Felgrar Ilitul Exiled noble. Called “Firehurler”.
Felmar Phull Noble of Waterdeep
Glaerus Blakakhmar “the Black”
Glaraura Margaster Noble of Waterdeep
Guild Speaker Amgarath Beltront Watchful Order member
Haeldrar Mrayvren Merchant
Haelor Hammantle Gem merchant
Haelrorn Phull Deceased noble of waterdeep
Harburtran Daeyel Leader of the True Ghost Knight Faithful
Helgramgura Gundwynd Exiled noble
Ithrim Cauldart “Purveyor to the Titled”; caterer and procurer used by most nobles in Waterdeep, acts as the “voice of the nobles” for a fee.
Jessalythe Sparrantar Independent adventurer-wizard
Kleannsur Hortothul Just Hand of Torm; Nickname: Cleanser
Lady Alaeya Kothont
Lady Anthra Snome Noble of Waterdeep; dowager; harridan
Lady Embrelle Eagleshield
Laeyra Jhannastra Wealthy widow; Castle Ward
Lord Elevur Tarm Son and heir of the Tarms
Lord Grimmun Kothont Spends all his time invisible.
Lord Lonthlur Tarm An invalid and former adventurer; monster nearly bit his head off, taking a good chunk instead. Walks Dock Ward by night, hooded and cloaked.
Lord Narrovan Eagleshield Holds a revel every four years, on the sixth night of Flamerule, to honor his dead wife Embrelle.
Lord Olranth Silmerhelve Noble of Waterdeep
Lord Quaen Lanngolyn Noble of Waterdeep. Tentacled mask of his caused gossip; 1466 DR
Lord Ralascar Tarm Father of Elevur and Lonthlur
Lord Urlymen Jardeth Discontented bachelor; North Ward
Malaerha Ohmtalakar Mother of Thanthrabbas
Markarl Mightyeye Social Critic
Maruttur Thalekin Self-appointed Sage of the Seas; Nickname: mutter; Castle Ward
Melaroar Duthking Art dealer. Loudly flamboyant, rich.
Meurold Navarnaekur Self-styled Sage of Waterdeep. Expert on building and sites history from 1430 DR to 1451 DR. Most of his notes and records were stolen.
Mhairdren Phull Noble of Waterdeep
Moaront Ghelmer A painter who disappeared some thirty years ago.
Mortrym Margaster Noble of Waterdeep
Old Coldeyes Saerpryn Thulomhreigh Moneylender; Castle Ward
Olthar Jhannastra Deceased Dealer in fineweave textiles, outlander mercantile concern investor
Ostryn Gralhund Noble
Phondra Dorlym Merchant, Nickname: eggs. Egg seller
Rambaertus of Waterdeep Sage
Randamar Lohthuntle Innkeeper
Rastigur Stornont Merchant, Nickname: Old Roaring Rastigur
Relavvar Husteem Exiled noble; called “Redblade”
Rhavilra Gryphonsar Runs the Brightboots cleaning service, daughter of Andremon.
Rhoenus Ravenwynd Factor of Ravenwyndar Representations
Sammereza Sulphontis Notorious personage
Sardron Thandarn Pirate (former), Trader
Sastram Vaerintel local minstrel
Systarra Lohthuntle Innkeeper
Talessa Tanshar Nickname: Bloodcoins
Thamrose Baradult Scribe
Thanthrabbas Ohmtalakar Of Ohmtalakar’s Fine Gems in Sea Ward. Calishite blood.
Tlarleene Gryphonsar Adventurer; daughter of Andremon.
Trueblood Merendil
Tyrael Dantathur Apprentice to Glaerus
Velmark Durinbold Exiled noble |
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Jeremy Grenemyer
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Posted - 08 Dec 2013 : 07:05:16
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Alruane,
Below are some words and phrases used in and around Waterdeep. These are take from the Forgotten Realms Lexicon found at Loremaster.org.
I'm happy to say all the entries (unlike the ones above) include a source where the word or phrase is found.
Enjoy!
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all horns hunt Common (Waterdeep) phrase 1. The equivalent of a real-world "all points bulletin" for the Watch in the city of Waterdeep. 2. Refers to the signal horns all Watch officers carry while on patrol. [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Six Horned Crowns." Dragon #413 July 2012]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201207eotr
comfort fare Common Food that is flavorful and easy to eat. [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Lost Dragon of Waterdeep." Dragon #414 August 2012]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201208eotr
Guild Speaker Common noun In Waterdeep: 1. A grandiose term for a spokesperson of the Watchful Order of Magists and Protectors. 2. An official title within the Watchful Order by 1479 DR. Several such Speakers exist, each with a particular specialty or field of magical expertise. [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Lost Dragon of Waterdeep." Dragon #414 August 2012]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201208eotr
the High Common (Waterdeep) noun 1. A shortened form of "the High Road" that is almost always use the citizens of Waterdeep. (Outlanders and non-natives of Waterdeep can be distinguished as such by their failure to use this term.) [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Talking Door." Dragon #410] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201204eotr
jacks Common noun 1. A shortened version of the word "doorjacks". 2. A term used to describe the youths employed at the Inn of the Dripping Dagger (in Waterdeep) to fetch and return items from the inn's cellars and attics. [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Talking Door." Dragon #410]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201204eotr
"not previously entertained" Common (Waterdeep) phrase Business activities not previously engaged in. E.g. "We will expand our business into holdings not previously entertained." [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Six Horned Crowns." Dragon #413 July 2012]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201207eotr
onslur eel Common noun 1. A kind of eel. 2. Known to be served roasted in Waterdeep. [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Lost Dragon of Waterdeep." Dragon #414 August 2012]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201208eotr
"prominent and dominant" Common (Waterdeep) phrase 1. A polite term for ruthless-in-trade, domineering nobles, guildmasters and wealthy citizenry seeking to become noble. 2. A phrase found in broadsheets printed in Waterdeep. [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Lost Dragon of Waterdeep." Dragon #414 August 2012]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201208eotr
safegiving Common (Waterdeep) verb 1. The act of turning over suspect or possibly dangerous items, or items whose ownership is in dispute, to the Watch of Waterdeep. 2. An act gaining in popularity over the last thirty years (approx. 1449 DR to 1479 DR) in Waterdeep and seen as a civic duty, as items unclaimed after four seasons are returned to the individual who safegave them, as are items for which a dispute over ownership has been resolved. [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Six Horned Crowns." Dragon #413 July 2012]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201207eotr
seasoners Common (Waterdeep) noun Individuals who rent rooms by the season. [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Talking Door." Dragon #410]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201204eotr
spalder-splash Common (Waterdeep) noun A polite term for nonsensical dross. [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye On the Realms: The Wild Lords." Dungeon #190 May 2011]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201105eotr
wharfjets Common (Waterdeep) noun Small, movable cranes that load and unload ships in Waterdeep. [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Storm Bird." Dragon #411 May 2012]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201205eotr
"Whisperer within the Door" Common (Waterdeep) phrase The name given by broadcryers to the voice that emanates from the front door of the Inn of the Dripping Dagger, in Waterdeep. [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye on the Realms: The Talking Door." Dragon #410]]http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201204eotr
wildblade Common (Waterdeep) noun A Waterdhavian noble who rebels against rules, believes rank accords one the right to break most laws and shun those who behave "properly." [[Greenwood, Ed. "Eye On the Realms: The Wild Lords." Dungeon #190 May 2011]] http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/dun/201105eotr |
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Alruane
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Posted - 08 Dec 2013 : 09:52:13
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quote: Originally posted by Jeremy Grenemyer
quote: Originally posted by Alruane
Why thank you Jeremy! I shall make a note of these and look them all up for further lore. I appreciate each one having a small description as well!
You're very welcome. 
What follows are a whole bunch of names belonging to various personages found in Waterdeep, along with a few bits of info about them.
As before, my source of information is the Eye on the Realms series of articles. I hope you find them useful.
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Alanthra Ghellowsar Brothelkeeper
Alathea Gryphonsar Disappeared, daughter of Andremon.
Aldran Haldark Guilded rope maker and ship outfitter, shop owner
Andremon Gryphonsar Many rooms and places named after him in Waterdeep after he passed away. Well liked. Six daughters.
Andurlatha Merendil Lady escort
Annath Horkle Broadsheet publisher; Trades Ward
Awntrus Malaver Nickname: the Black Glove. Unguilded investigator
Beregon Stormshot Member of the Watch. Earned Shield of the City award.
Blacksunder Murderer for hire
Blacksunder Wheelwright (note: this isn't a typo. Both NPCs share the name "Blacksunder".)
Blakrho Phull Exiled noble; called “Blackthroat”
Dragonard Merendil
Dratha Murrndryl Seer; called a ‘daily lifeguide’; Castle Ward
Elaerla Raelingdorn Sage. Specialtiy is the recent social history of Castle Ward. Loves cheeses.
Eldro Heldargram Brewmaster
Elmra Mrayvren Inn owner.
Felgrar Ilitul Exiled noble. Called “Firehurler”.
Felmar Phull Noble of Waterdeep
Glaerus Blakakhmar “the Black”
Glaraura Margaster Noble of Waterdeep
Guild Speaker Amgarath Beltront Watchful Order member
Haeldrar Mrayvren Merchant
Haelor Hammantle Gem merchant
Haelrorn Phull Deceased noble of waterdeep
Harburtran Daeyel Leader of the True Ghost Knight Faithful
Helgramgura Gundwynd Exiled noble
Ithrim Cauldart “Purveyor to the Titled”; caterer and procurer used by most nobles in Waterdeep, acts as the “voice of the nobles” for a fee.
Jessalythe Sparrantar Independent adventurer-wizard
Kleannsur Hortothul Just Hand of Torm; Nickname: Cleanser
Lady Alaeya Kothont
Lady Anthra Snome Noble of Waterdeep; dowager; harridan
Lady Embrelle Eagleshield
Laeyra Jhannastra Wealthy widow; Castle Ward
Lord Elevur Tarm Son and heir of the Tarms
Lord Grimmun Kothont Spends all his time invisible.
Lord Lonthlur Tarm An invalid and former adventurer; monster nearly bit his head off, taking a good chunk instead. Walks Dock Ward by night, hooded and cloaked.
Lord Narrovan Eagleshield Holds a revel every four years, on the sixth night of Flamerule, to honor his dead wife Embrelle.
Lord Olranth Silmerhelve Noble of Waterdeep
Lord Quaen Lanngolyn Noble of Waterdeep. Tentacled mask of his caused gossip; 1466 DR
Lord Ralascar Tarm Father of Elevur and Lonthlur
Lord Urlymen Jardeth Discontented bachelor; North Ward
Malaerha Ohmtalakar Mother of Thanthrabbas
Markarl Mightyeye Social Critic
Maruttur Thalekin Self-appointed Sage of the Seas; Nickname: mutter; Castle Ward
Melaroar Duthking Art dealer. Loudly flamboyant, rich.
Meurold Navarnaekur Self-styled Sage of Waterdeep. Expert on building and sites history from 1430 DR to 1451 DR. Most of his notes and records were stolen.
Mhairdren Phull Noble of Waterdeep
Moaront Ghelmer A painter who disappeared some thirty years ago.
Mortrym Margaster Noble of Waterdeep
Old Coldeyes Saerpryn Thulomhreigh Moneylender; Castle Ward
Olthar Jhannastra Deceased Dealer in fineweave textiles, outlander mercantile concern investor
Ostryn Gralhund Noble
Phondra Dorlym Merchant, Nickname: eggs. Egg seller
Rambaertus of Waterdeep Sage
Randamar Lohthuntle Innkeeper
Rastigur Stornont Merchant, Nickname: Old Roaring Rastigur
Relavvar Husteem Exiled noble; called “Redblade”
Rhavilra Gryphonsar Runs the Brightboots cleaning service, daughter of Andremon.
Rhoenus Ravenwynd Factor of Ravenwyndar Representations
Sammereza Sulphontis Notorious personage
Sardron Thandarn Pirate (former), Trader
Sastram Vaerintel local minstrel
Systarra Lohthuntle Innkeeper
Talessa Tanshar Nickname: Bloodcoins
Thamrose Baradult Scribe
Thanthrabbas Ohmtalakar Of Ohmtalakar’s Fine Gems in Sea Ward. Calishite blood.
Tlarleene Gryphonsar Adventurer; daughter of Andremon.
Trueblood Merendil
Tyrael Dantathur Apprentice to Glaerus
Velmark Durinbold Exiled noble
This helps GREATLY! The more information I have about Waterdeep, the better! I love this place, almost as much as Baldur's Gate itself! As a matter of fact I'd like to put together a scroll on here consisting of Waterdeep lore and information. For everyone to see! Unless there already is one, having fellow sages add canon lore! |
" I wonder if you are destined to be forgotten. Will your life fade in the shadow of greater beings?" ~Joneleth Irenicus
"Wisdom? My dear boy, wisdom is knowing that you do not know everything. Wisdom is realizing, a wise man ALWAYS has questions. Not answers."
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Shadowsoul
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Posted - 08 Dec 2013 : 23:07:02
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Not sure if anyone remembers this but I really enjoyed the "Eye of the Beholder" games for PC. Well the first one is still my favourite to this day. What I did in my own personal D&D FR campaign was I made "Kirath Half-elven" a Lord of Waterdeep after he made it out of the dungeons below the city.
Now if you don't know Kirath, he was a magic user who's bones you find in the Mind Flayer level of the game. You can have him resurrected and he will join the party.
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“Fantasy is escapist, and that is its glory. If a soldier is imprisioned by the enemy, don't we consider it his duty to escape?. . .If we value the freedom of mind and soul, if we're partisans of liberty, then it's our plain duty to escape, and to take as many people with us as we can!” #8213; J.R.R. Tolkien
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Alruane
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Posted - 08 Dec 2013 : 23:23:30
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| Well you're in good company then, Shadowsoul! |
" I wonder if you are destined to be forgotten. Will your life fade in the shadow of greater beings?" ~Joneleth Irenicus
"Wisdom? My dear boy, wisdom is knowing that you do not know everything. Wisdom is realizing, a wise man ALWAYS has questions. Not answers."
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Shadowsoul
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Posted - 08 Dec 2013 : 23:33:05
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quote: Originally posted by Alruane
Well you're in good company then, Shadowsoul!
Cheers!
I can't tell you how many of my games began in the "Yawning Portal". 
My old notes are long gone, but I remember doing a lot of extensive work on the "Watch Wizards". I went to great lengths to flesh them out more. |
“Fantasy is escapist, and that is its glory. If a soldier is imprisioned by the enemy, don't we consider it his duty to escape?. . .If we value the freedom of mind and soul, if we're partisans of liberty, then it's our plain duty to escape, and to take as many people with us as we can!” #8213; J.R.R. Tolkien
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Jeremy Grenemyer
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Posted - 09 Dec 2013 : 06:29:25
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quote: Originally posted by Alruane
This helps GREATLY!
Glad to hear it.
quote: Originally posted by Alruane
As a matter of fact I'd like to put together a scroll on here consisting of Waterdeep lore and information. For everyone to see! Unless there already is one, having fellow sages add canon lore!
I'm sure there have been plenty of requests for Waterdeep lore, but I don't know if there exists a dedicated Waterdeep scroll (i.e an equivalent to the Looking For All Info About Cormyr scroll).
Were I you, I'd go right ahead and start one, either on the Running the Realms shelf or perhaps on the Sage of Realmslore shelf.
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Some names of books and other media written by NPCs residing in Waterdeep or written about Waterdeep follow. All are taken from the list I and others worked on over at Loremaster.org in the Books of the Realms thread there:
Lines I've Lived By. Mirt of Waterdeep. Year of the Harp. [[Greenwood, Ed (2005). Hand of Fire (Second Edition). 7]]
A Walk in My City. Kuldhas of Waterdeep. Year of Azuth's Woe (1440 DR). [[Steven E. Schend (2008). Blackstaff Tower (First Edition). 173]]
Architects Arcane: Waterdeep and the Sword Coast North. Paerl Nhesch. Year of the Dog-Eared Journal (1424 DR). [[Steven E. Schend (2008). Blackstaff Tower (First Edition). 258]]
Journal VII. Jorkens of Waterdeep. Year of Silent Shadows (1436 DR). [[Steven E. Schend (2008). Blackstaff Tower (First Edition). 140]]
My Eyes Open Always: Memories of the Blackstaff. Maliantor of Waterdeep. Year of the Enthroned Puppet (1416 DR). [[Steven E. Schend (2008). Blackstaff Tower (First Edition). 226]]
Horkle's Gossip Cauldron. Published by Annath Horkle of Beacon Street, Trades Ward, Waterdeep. [[Greenwood, Ed. “Eye On the Realms: The Storm Bird." Dragon #411 May 2012]]
Waterdeep Wartrumpet. Publisher unknown. Waterdeep. Contributors include the social critic Markarl Mightyeye (pseudonym). [[Greenwood, Ed. “Eye On the Realms: Rastigur Stornont." Dungeon #184 November 2010]]
Beware the Favored Tentacle. Anonymous. Waterdeep. A cheap-scratch (i.e. low quality paper) chapbook. Poorly written. Distributed throughout southern Waterdeep (parts south of the Palace). Topic: the Favored Tentacle. [[Greenwood, Ed. “Eye On the Realms: The Storm Bird." Dragon #411 May 2012]] |
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LordXenophon
Learned Scribe
 
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Posted - 09 Dec 2013 : 14:38:31
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quote: Originally posted by Shadowsoul
Not sure if anyone remembers this but I really enjoyed the "Eye of the Beholder" games for PC. Well the first one is still my favourite to this day. What I did in my own personal D&D FR campaign was I made "Kirath Half-elven" a Lord of Waterdeep after he made it out of the dungeons below the city.
Now if you don't know Kirath, he was a magic user who's bones you find in the Mind Flayer level of the game. You can have him resurrected and he will join the party.
I so love Waterdeep! 
I drew inspriation from the same thing when I designed an adventure to go with "I, Tyrant." They players were not the first heroes Piergeiron sent to investigate the Beholder island. At the bottom of one of the beholder lairs was the player character of a long-missing player, turned to stone. The players revived him and he joined the party.
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Alruane
Senior Scribe
  
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Posted - 09 Dec 2013 : 15:37:13
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There is a dedicated lore scroll for nothing but added info from other sages to the ever growing library on Waterdeep. I have created with my fellow sages in mind, much appreciated!
Waterdeep, The City Of Splendors! |
" I wonder if you are destined to be forgotten. Will your life fade in the shadow of greater beings?" ~Joneleth Irenicus
"Wisdom? My dear boy, wisdom is knowing that you do not know everything. Wisdom is realizing, a wise man ALWAYS has questions. Not answers."
~Alruane |
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Jorkens
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Norway
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Posted - 13 Dec 2013 : 20:23:11
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quote: Journal VII. Jorkens of Waterdeep. Year of Silent Shadows (1436 DR).
Ha, nice to see that at least some of the more important people made it through the Spellplague
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