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varyar
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Seravin
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 Posted - 16 Jun 2024 : 09:45:51
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I just went through my 2nd edition supplement the Moonsea and couldn't find references to the various climates. I imagine the FR Wiki on climate is likely from the 3e FRCS. We didn't get an Elminster Ecology or Volo's guide to the area, sadly!
Pools of Twilight does reference the storms that blow in off the Moonsea and lead to snow squalls along the coast in autumn, and that moving inland (even further north) can mean less deep snow on the roads from Phlan to Cormanthor. |
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varyar
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TomCosta
Forgotten Realms Designer
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Posted - 17 Jun 2024 : 17:32:40
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| 3E Mysteries of the Moonsea has a full half page on weather on p5-6. |
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varyar
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TBeholder
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Posted - 21 Jun 2024 : 15:26:46
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Let's also not forget how much local weather is pushed and pulled all around the place.
To the West is Anauroch (High Ice after flooding by the Sarrukh, then presumably most instances of Mavin's Worldweave ever cast, then lots of Lifedrain, then Shade tampering).
To the East is the Great Glacier. To the Southeast, Thay.
In between various mythals (Cormanthor and Elven Court, yes, but Narathmault long before that, and it's not entirely clear where exactly the Dracorage mythal is and how much its area affects just for maintenance) and possibly lesser spell fields. Some of those are decaying and went haywire long ago. |
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And even I make no pretense Of having more than common sense -R.W.Wood
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Weather patterns in and around the Moonsea?
