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Markustay
Realms Explorer extraordinaire
USA
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 Posted - 17 Jun 2009 : 23:38:24
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There's just something so... kewl... about flying Monkeys. Ever since I saw Wizard of Oz as a child, those images have been burned into my fantasy cortex. 
I was trying to leave-off all the homebrew names from the first one of those I did awhile back, but people seemed to love that one, and I felt it was harmless. |
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Teneck
Learned Scribe
USA
133 Posts |
Posted - 17 Jun 2009 : 23:53:47
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Originally posted by Markustay
There's just something so... kewl... about flying Monkeys. Ever since I saw Wizard of Oz as a child, those images have been burned into my fantasy cortex.
I was trying to leave-off all the homebrew names from the first one of those I did awhile back, but people seemed to love that one, and I felt it was harmless.
HARMLESS !!! HARMLESS!!!! Its flippin GENIUS is what it is. I have bright little DM lights going off in my head now...I may wreck on the way home. |
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The Sage
Procrastinator Most High
Australia
31774 Posts |
Posted - 18 Jun 2009 : 01:16:38
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Originally posted by Hoondatha
On a related note, I only have the compiled Ed responses up to 2006. Have 2007 and/or 2008 been transferred to pdf?
The '07 replies are all compiled, and are available via the "So Saith Ed" link in my signature. Alaundo's only had the chance to update the '08 replies to April [as I recall]. I've completed the year's compilation, but I'm waiting for Alaundo's return to Candlekeep so he can upload the rest of the '08 files.
My '09 files are also up-to-date [as of this week].
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The Hooded One
Lady Herald of Realmslore
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Posted - 18 Jun 2009 : 03:38:24
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Hi again, all.
Teneck, I sent along Markustay's "world" map to Ed. He chuckled at the Land of Flying Monkeys, tells me the "Eastern Sea" is all wrong (about a quarter the width it should be), that Anchorome (there should be a circonflex accent mark over the second "o", and an accent grave over the "e" but I can't type them on this machine) is an island chain and NOT a continent (that's a Faerunian mainlander's mistake), that the northwesternmost "Unknown Lands" should be "Aurune," and that the "Utter South" should be "Umbrar" (its proper name).
Markustay, Ed tells me that little outlier of the Thaedanth Range are collectively known as "the Shraaeve" (which means "Skyfangs" in a local dialect).
Sage, Ed tells me three months is too little; almost seven months before Chapter 17 is the right reply to give you.
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Daviot
Senior Scribe
USA
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Posted - 18 Jun 2009 : 04:04:17
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As an addendum, I responded with both my simpler hand-edit and a copy of Markustay's map (both are based off the mostly-blank one included the 3e FRCS) on Teneck's original post, but I too would love any other outlying geography comments that Ed can (sneak past the NDA's and) give us.  |
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Zandilar
Learned Scribe
Australia
313 Posts |
Posted - 18 Jun 2009 : 06:57:06
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Heya,
quote:
Originally posted by Daviot
As an addendum, I responded with both my simpler hand-edit and a copy of Markustay's map (both are based off the mostly-blank one included the 3e FRCS) on Teneck's original post, but I too would love any other outlying geography comments that Ed can (sneak past the NDA's and) give us.
I just checked out Markustay's maps, as well as the ones you posted Daviot, and I noticed something interesting... The outline for Osse looks like someone's taken a map of Australia and distorted it (all the major elements are there, really)... Are we sure Osse isn't supposed to be Australia? |
Zandilar
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~audaces fortuna iuvat~
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The Sage
Procrastinator Most High
Australia
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Posted - 18 Jun 2009 : 07:22:50
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Originally posted by Zandilar
Heya,
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Originally posted by Daviot
As an addendum, I responded with both my simpler hand-edit and a copy of Markustay's map (both are based off the mostly-blank one included the 3e FRCS) on Teneck's original post, but I too would love any other outlying geography comments that Ed can (sneak past the NDA's and) give us.
I just checked out Markustay's maps, as well as the ones you posted Daviot, and I noticed something interesting... The outline for Osse looks like someone's taken a map of Australia and distorted it (all the major elements are there, really)... Are we sure Osse isn't supposed to be Australia?
Back in '07, Rich Baker speculated that "Osse is the large 'unknown land' due east of Kara-Tur -- the 'rightmost' large continent" on pg. 231 of the FRCS.
All we know about the land itself has been revealed in Lady of Poison. But aside from a few obvious examples in the book, I wouldn't say that Osse is a direct translation of, or heavily influenced by, real-world Australia. Nor do Gunggari's mannerisms [as well as his dizheri], reflect, exactly, Australian Aboriginal culture. The supposed "ways" of the Osse people could very well be associated with many other examples of real-world Polynesian tribal cultures.
In fact, I always thought the actual name "Osse" was a bit of a joke. |
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Markustay
Realms Explorer extraordinaire
USA
15724 Posts |
Posted - 18 Jun 2009 : 07:42:12
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Just to clarify - that map isn't mine in any way, shape or form - its a 'colorized' version of the one in the 3e FRCS.
I'll have to add 'Aurune' to that map. There are actually two Islands there - I'm assuming thats the larger one? 
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Originally posted by The Hooded One
Markustay, Ed tells me that little outlier of the Thaedanth Range are collectively known as "the Shraaeve" (which means "Skyfangs" in a local dialect).
Thanks for that.
Noted and placed. 
EDIT: Newer version of Toril map, with all corrections noted by Ed (except scale - that map is completely wack). |
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Kajehase
Great Reader
Sweden
2104 Posts |
Posted - 18 Jun 2009 : 10:00:06
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Originally posted by The Hooded One
Re. cemeteries: not a waste of green space when you're looking to stop urban developers from paving every inch of green space, though. Provides air scrubbing from the trees and slows runoff and cools the microclimate and so on. Yet making them multi-use (parkland with burials), YES.
love,
THO
Not a waste of green space when you and a certain special someone wants to have some time of your own (wink-wink, say no more, say no more  ) and you know that either of your houses will be occupied by that most prevalent of pests - parents.
Kajehase, who has some very good nightly teenage memories of a cemetary. |
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Teneck
Learned Scribe
USA
133 Posts |
Posted - 18 Jun 2009 : 15:58:01
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Originally posted by Markustay
Just to clarify - that map isn't mine in any way, shape or form - its a 'colorized' version of the one in the 3e FRCS.
I'll have to add 'Aurune' to that map. There are actually two Islands there - I'm assuming thats the larger one?
quote:
Originally posted by The Hooded One
Markustay, Ed tells me that little outlier of the Thaedanth Range are collectively known as "the Shraaeve" (which means "Skyfangs" in a local dialect).
Thanks for that.
Noted and placed.
EDIT: Newer version of Toril map, with all corrections noted by Ed (except scale - that map is completely wack).
Thank you so much Markustay. Awesome job on the map...and hey don't feel bad about the whole scale thing...inaccurate maps is what a good sea adventure is all about...if the map is wrong enough they could end up in the land o' airborne poo flingers...hee hee hee...and they will...oh yes...they will.
And a thank you to you as well Daviot. |
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The Hooded One
Lady Herald of Realmslore
5056 Posts |
Posted - 18 Jun 2009 : 17:10:19
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Hi again, all. Yes, Markustay, your assumption re Aurune being the larger isle (as you placed it on your revised map) is correct. More geographical nomenclature from Ed when he gets time; he's looking with some trepidation at the huge backlog of questions first, and not forgetting he owes some Thunderstone and some Cormyrean villainous families lore, high up in priority.
Sigh. His dread work ne'er done . . .
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Markustay
Realms Explorer extraordinaire
USA
15724 Posts |
Posted - 18 Jun 2009 : 18:00:49
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Well, I figure lore is much harder for Ed to 'churn out' then names - he appears to be some sort of fantasy-naming machine of the nether Realms.
I've only been asking so many because I was hoping they were quick responses rather then anything he'd need to put any work into (knowing full-well how incredibly busy the man is). I thought some of these (like The Shraaeve) he'd know off the top of his head, or have ready access to (having already created his lore and maps YEARS ago). Plus I hoped you might have known a few of these as well, THO.
I'm in no real hurry.
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Foxhelm
Senior Scribe
Canada
592 Posts |
Posted - 18 Jun 2009 : 19:05:05
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Simple...
Ed eats Alphabits for Breakfast, Alphabet soup for Lunch and a hardy dinner each day as his contract with TSR/Wizard asks for. This causes him to randomly speak out words made up of the letters he has eaten. |
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Broken Helm
Learned Scribe
USA
108 Posts |
Posted - 19 Jun 2009 : 01:45:18
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I'm getting forgetful. I SWEAR somewhere in this thread, or last year's version of it, Ed gave us the Realms word for "buffet" or "smorgasboard," but I can't find it.
Anyone know it, or remember where he said it, off the top of their working-much-better-than-mine head?
Please?
Hellllp!
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The Sage
Procrastinator Most High
Australia
31774 Posts |
Posted - 19 Jun 2009 : 02:39:53
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Originally posted by Broken Helm
I'm getting forgetful. I SWEAR somewhere in this thread, or last year's version of it, Ed gave us the Realms word for "buffet" or "smorgasboard," but I can't find it.
Anyone know it, or remember where he said it, off the top of their working-much-better-than-mine head?
Please?
Hellllp!
Thanks, all!
'Twas from back in July '05:- "A little bit of a “catch table” (the Realms term for buffet or smorgasbord) of replies and comments this time around."
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Broken Helm
Learned Scribe
USA
108 Posts |
Posted - 19 Jun 2009 : 15:46:27
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Thank you VERY much, Sage. That was really bugging me, and I'd been (obviously) searching the wrong years of the thread. Thanks again.
I have a related Realmslore question for Ed and THO: I'm quite familiar with the concept of a shared dish in the middle of the table that a family (plus guests, if any) eat from, either directly or onto their own plates. My question is: how often (and/or where in the Realms) would a group of travelers who take rooms at an inn together, and order an evening meal, be served like this?
Or is is always "a platter/bowl of food served to each diner"? Or some combination, like "bowl of food for everyone, plus a shared loaf of bread in the middle of the table"?
Of course any DM can modify things for a specific inn or occasions, but I'm looking for the general thinking/practice/expectation.
Thanks.
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Malcolm
Learned Scribe
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Posted - 20 Jun 2009 : 14:44:22
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Dear Ed and THO,
I have a Realms city question. In the larger cities (Waterdeep, Calimport, et al), will there be lots of shops that sell footwear but don't repair or modify footwear -- or is it the general custom to buy footwear from a cobbler? (With perhaps used footwear, or stuff from afar brought by caravan merchants, for sale elsewhere?)
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Baleful Avatar
Learned Scribe
Canada
161 Posts |
Posted - 20 Jun 2009 : 15:01:49
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Dear Ed,
I recently talked to a lovely lady (no, it wasn't THO; I asked hopefully) who attended a Worldcon (World SF convention) some years ago in Toronto. She said she attended a Terry Pratchett panel you were on (with Terry) and some other panels you were on, and at one of them you and a big New York publisher editor spent about twelve minutes publicly brainstorming an epic fantasy series, off the top of your heads, that had everyone interested.
Can you tell me more about that, please? Did anything ever come of it?
Thank you in advance. |
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Sage of Stars
Seeker
USA
59 Posts |
Posted - 20 Jun 2009 : 16:13:05
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| Heh. I attended that panel. I believe both the Tor and Del Rey editors started scribbling notes, so that's where I'd look for "swipes" of the ideas to appear. From other names, of course ... |
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Markustay
Realms Explorer extraordinaire
USA
15724 Posts |
Posted - 20 Jun 2009 : 16:46:54
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Not to go off-topic (we do that a lot here in this thread) once again, but that irks me.
A person holds their job/position supposedly because they are knowledgable in their field, and should be making decisions based on their own accumulated knowledge.
The fact that book pubishers need 'cheat-sheets' is very discouraging, IMHO. If they can't tell what needs to be in a good series of fantasy (or any other genre for that matter) novels, maybe they should find a new line of work. 
Sorry for the micro-rant, but I think Ed of all people will understand where I'm coming from. I DETEST people in positions of power who have NO INKLING of how to wield that power. |
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The Hooded One
Lady Herald of Realmslore
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Posted - 20 Jun 2009 : 17:11:40
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True, but think of the roleplaying possibilities. It's always fun for player characters to ridicule/best/take down pompous incompetents among the military/Watch, palace officials, tax collectors and border guards, et al.
Just don't try it in "real" life.
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Shemmy
Senior Scribe
USA
492 Posts |
Posted - 20 Jun 2009 : 18:13:02
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Originally posted by The Hooded One
Hi again, all.
Ed just replied to me re. that last question, from Malcolm:
Yes, I have read and very much enjoyed THE GREAT BEYOND. Todd Stewart did a great job, and produced what a completist might call "a great beginning" because it's not long enough. Yet you know and I know that the writer/designer doesn't get to choose the length/wordcount of a book; he could just go into more depth here and there if he wanted to, because the pages to do that just aren't there.
VERY little tinkering is necessary to use THE GREAT BEYOND in the Realms (depending on how much you use or apply the REALMSPACE sourcebook in your campaign).
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Great work, Shemmy! Thank you!
*GRIN*
I am seriously, seriously honored and flattered to hear that from Ed. Wow. :D I'm going to be grinning all week.
As for the book's length, trust me, I could have written it four times its published length if I'd had the word-limit to do so. As it stands, around 18k words were chopped out to fit under that limit, though some of it has worked its way into other material by Paizo, and may very well appear in later stuff as well.
Ed just complimented something I wrote. *glee*
Todd |
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The Hooded One
Lady Herald of Realmslore
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Posted - 20 Jun 2009 : 18:33:34
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Heh. He's done more than that; he's going to buying extra copies (beyond the one he ordered already for himself, because he didn't want to wait) at GenCon, to give out to some novice gamers who are starting campaigns, that he's "behind-the-scenes coaching." As in, they drop by the library and chat with Ed about possible subplots and "what to do nows," over coffee. Ed thinks THE GREAT BEYOND is one great way to handle the planes (the other is to minimize the role of all planes except alternate Prime Materials, do the "many gates controlled by shadowy power groups" thing, and keep things mucho mysterious).
So: good on ya, Shemmy! Write some sequels, if Paizo will let you!
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The Hooded One
Lady Herald of Realmslore
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Posted - 21 Jun 2009 : 02:10:09
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Heh. Ed wants me NOT to leave any impression that he can "chat with DMs" during his work shifts. He has coffee with them after he's done work; while he's at the library, he's running the Circulation desk, which is like being the only cashier in a busy supermarket, so PLEASE don't "drop by" while he's working.
Sorry, all!
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Markustay
Realms Explorer extraordinaire
USA
15724 Posts |
Posted - 21 Jun 2009 : 17:04:44
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I'm back in Amn today, enjoying a personal tour by Volo...
I came across "The Battlescarred Bard" on the map in VGtBG2, but I can't seem to locate any reference to it. The icon indicates it is a ruin... but those map symbols have been known to mislead me before.
Anyone know anything about this locale, and/or where I can find out more about it?
I only found it whilst trying to place Daufin, which I found through the L-List, which I found through LoD, etc, etc...
Every stone o'er-turned leads to yet more mysteries in the Realms...
EDIT: ACK! Nevermind... it had it's own entry... |
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Menelvagor
Senior Scribe
Israel
352 Posts |
Posted - 21 Jun 2009 : 20:17:34
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Another Finals question!
Approaching my final in History (it's tomorrow morning). How prevalent is education of History in the Realms? Does it exist (among the common folk, not the scholars)? Or is it simply in the form of 'A long time ago...' 'you know, the great king...' 'my father once told me...'? Also, does it exist in a wider sense? Do people (who aren't scholars) in Cormyr know something of the history of Myth Drannor, Silverymoon, or Waterdeep, for example? |
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The Hooded One
Lady Herald of Realmslore
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Posted - 21 Jun 2009 : 23:06:55
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Hi again, all.
Menelvagor, good luck with your final!
As for history in the Realms, the common folk know a LOT about it, but each individual will have some gaps in what they do know, and know less and less about current, up-to-date everyday events in far-distant lands.
Here's why, straight from Ed's notes:
Social life in the Heartlands of the Realms is quite similar to rural England pre-Industrial Revolution; most folk never travel far from where they live, but DO go down to the local tavern (like an English pub) of evenings. Where tales are told and re-told, growing and getting distorted in the telling as tales do everywhere (including at home, within families).
However, travelling bards and minstrels, not to mention peddlers and caravan merchants, stop at local inns as they travel, and drop by local taverns, trading tales for drinks and/or food bought for them. Peddlers and merchants tend to carry rumors and current news, and minstrels and bards tend to bring songs and jokes and history (particularly if you don't know many good jokes or your singing voice is temporarily damaged by a cold, you will resort to historical tales.
Yes, bards and minstrels distort tales in the telling, just as everyone else does, but the most senior bards try to make sure their datings and namings of kings and salient facts of "big events" match what other bards are saying; no one wants to be dismissed as a "false bard" or something of the sort. Sages and priests are the counterpoints to bards, but the common folk know that doctrine and faith colour everything a priest says, and as a result take what priests say with (our saying, not a Realms saying) a pinch of salt.
Between what sages, priests, and various bards say, commoners in a particular place can figure out for themselves quite well "the general shape of past events." A commoner might not get dates right, or try to keep them as specific as a Court scribe, but locals will agree that such-and-such an event happened "before the mill burned" or "Draesrae had triplets born all with white hair" or "lightning struck the shrine of Helm" (which serves their purposes). Common folk are very good at seeing causes and effects and consequences (at least in hindsight), and so can understand why things happened the way they did in many cases more clearly than modern real-world historians who chase pet theories or modern interpretations of other cultures long ago.
So saith Ed. Writing with his usual wise reason, some thirty years ago.
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Hoondatha
Great Reader
USA
2449 Posts |
Posted - 21 Jun 2009 : 23:25:56
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Hello again! I've been doing some research on Realms gnomes, partly because I'm currently playing a rather, ah, intense member of the race here at the Keep, and I'm finding that the usual distressing lack of information about the Forgotten Folk has extended to the Ask Ed threads. So my question is more along the lines of a plea: tell us something of the gnomes, please!
What, exactly, I leave entirely up to Ed. A gnomish kingdom or clan home, a battle, local lore they tell around mugs at their taverns (or jokes they tell at the big folks' expense), some famous gnomes active in the 1360's DR, whatever comes to mind. The gnomes have been sadly neglected, and I'd like to use this thread to prod a bit more info about them out into the open, if I might. Thanks! |
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The Sage
Procrastinator Most High
Australia
31774 Posts |
Posted - 22 Jun 2009 : 02:15:02
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Originally posted by Hoondatha
Hello again! I've been doing some research on Realms gnomes, partly because I'm currently playing a rather, ah, intense member of the race here at the Keep, and I'm finding that the usual distressing lack of information about the Forgotten Folk has extended to the Ask Ed threads. So my question is more along the lines of a plea: tell us something of the gnomes, please!
What, exactly, I leave entirely up to Ed. A gnomish kingdom or clan home, a battle, local lore they tell around mugs at their taverns (or jokes they tell at the big folks' expense), some famous gnomes active in the 1360's DR, whatever comes to mind. The gnomes have been sadly neglected, and I'd like to use this thread to prod a bit more info about them out into the open, if I might. Thanks!
Have you read the "Hin Nobody Knows" article in DRAGON #269? It provides more of a handle on what Realms gnomes are like.
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Hoondatha
Great Reader
USA
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Posted - 22 Jun 2009 : 03:15:41
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| Yes. I want more! Muahahahaha! |
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