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Originally posted by Spectralballoons

Does the fiend origin story from the 4e demonomicnon still apply to the 5e realms? I'd think it does, as the planes of existence are the sa.m in every game world and therefore the Points of Light planes would be the same as the 4e forgotten realms planes?

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Originally posted by Zeromaru X

Well, we have to take into account that the default Great Wheel of 5e is pretty different from the earlier one, as has stuff of the World Axis (such as the Feywild and the Elemental Chaos).

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Originally posted by Zeromaru X

AFAIK, that and that the Positive and Negative Planes are "outside" the Great Wheel, instead of being part of the Inner planes.

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If we're talking Planescape, Positive/Negative Energy planes are Inner, and there are Quasielemental planes touching both them and elemental planes (2 groups of 4).

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Originally posted by Spectralballoons

Does the fiend origin story from the 4e demonomicnon still apply to the 5e realms? I'd think it does, as the planes of existence are the sa.m in every game world and therefore the Points of Light planes would be the same as the 4e forgotten realms planes?

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The multiply yields/purge blights/banish molds-and-infestations/slay vermin spells Chauntea has given her clergy. These have never been properly covered in print because of space reasons (the same reason you haven't seen Goldenfields properly). When we do have product space, food-growing and harvest lore just isn't as "adventure-exciting" as other material. My original players can tell you, though, from vivid play experience in the 'home' Realms campaign, of their power and of the influence wielding them gives Chauntean clergy in all frontier/newly/lightly settled areas...and hence, the behavior (nurturing gardens, aving seeds, establishing extensive root cellars, various methods of food preservation, etc.) Chauntean clergy can force on folks in areas like the Savage Frontier.

These magical expand-yields forces are in addition to the tinkerings of mages already established in the game (why we have the bulette, etc.). So the land provides plentiful bounty...hence all the monsters (they all had to grow up to be this big and that fearsome, after all).

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Originally posted by Shadowsoul

I'm being a bit cheeky here but I have another question for Ed.

Mr. Greenwood.

I have a lot of interest in Darkwatch and Tsornyl. Do you have any more indepth information that you won't find in the books?

Thank you

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Originally posted by Shadowsoul

I'm being a bit cheeky here but I have another question for Ed.

Mr. Greenwood.

I have a lot of interest in Darkwatch and Tsornyl. Do you have any more indepth information that you won't find in the books?

Thank you

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Ed provided information in 2010:

http://forum.candlekeep.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=13186&whichpage=104

-- George Krashos

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Originally posted by tmcvicar2


It appears my OCD&D has kicked in hard. I recently picked up a copy of Dragon magazine #62, which bears one of my favorite covers of all time. My 14 year old self had probably first purchased issue #62 at The Compleat Strategist way back in 1982. Alas, it was destroyed in a house flood, along with a lot of other stuff around 1997. So when I saw a copy for sale recently, I snatched it up.

Anyway, my questions for Mr Greenwood are in relation to his Pages from the Mages article on this issue which is found on pages 16-20.

In reference to "Mhzentul's Runes"

1) it mentions the Mage Mhzentul's mountain abode. Where was this located? Was it in Featherdale, with whose forces he was fighting alongside at the Battle of the River Rising? I don't recall any mountains near Featherdale. Was it in the Thunder Peaks, where Aurglorossa, who orchestrated the Battle of the River Rising to rid herself of Mhzentul, has her abode? or was it elsewhere?

2) Greenstone Keep. Any information? Location? the priests of that place worship who?

In reference to "The Book of the Silver Talon"

1) Asmiak. Rumored to live in that direction (east, far across deserts and mountains). Anything more specific about Asmiak, his location of abilities etc.

Thanks in advance!

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