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Naeryndam
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Posted - 27 Jun 2006 :  17:04:17  Show Profile Send Naeryndam a Private Message  Reply with Quote  Delete Topic
Does anyone here have any information detailing Antarn the Sage's life or perhaps stats(if he is still alive)? The only information I can seem to find on him are quotes from "The High History of Faerunian Archmages Mighty".



Edited by - Naeryndam on 27 Jun 2006 17:04:38

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Where do these quotes appear? I'm not familiar with the name or the reference.

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Well... I thought it might have been in Dragon #272 - Quotations of the Realms, but nope, 'twasn't so.

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Posted - 28 Jun 2006 :  01:18:58  Show Profile  Visit Swordsage's Homepage Send Swordsage a Private Message  Reply with Quote
There's no other information on Antarn. Try asking Ed Greenwood.

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Asgetrion
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I seem to recall a reference to a wizard with a similar name in the Shadowdale adventure, but I may be wrong here...

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Posted - 28 Jun 2006 :  03:13:43  Show Profile Send Naeryndam a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Wooly Rupert

Where do these quotes appear? I'm not familiar with the name or the reference.




At the beginning of each chapter in the early Elminster Series novels.


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Wooly Rupert
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Ah. In that case, you'll need to pose the question to Ed. While some of the people those quotes come from have appeared in Realmslore, the vast majority of them have not. To the best of my knowledge, the quote you're referring to is the only such reference to this guy.

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Antarn the Sage is referenced (in name only) on both the "Book List for Tomes at Candlekeep" here at Candlekeep, and Steven's "The Candlekeep Collection."

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quote:
Originally posted by The Sage

Antarn the Sage is referenced (in name only) on both the "Book List for Tomes at Candlekeep" here at Candlekeep, and Steven's "The Candlekeep Collection."




A wonderful bit of flavor, I think. Here's the link: the Candlekeep Collection

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Indeed.

I often use many of these titles from time to time in my campaigns, filling out the shelves as such whenever the PCs are entering an important centre for learning.

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quote:
Originally posted by The Sage

Indeed.

I often use many of these titles from time to time in my campaigns, filling out the shelves as such whenever the PCs are entering an important centre for learning.




As have I ever since that article appeared on WOTC's site all those years ago. My printed copy is getting pretty ragged cause it's been used so much.

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quote:
Originally posted by Kuje

quote:
Originally posted by The Sage

Indeed.

I often use many of these titles from time to time in my campaigns, filling out the shelves as such whenever the PCs are entering an important centre for learning.




As have I ever since that article appeared on WOTC's site all those years ago. My printed copy is getting pretty ragged cause it's been used so much.



If I ever get a chance to DM, I'll do the same thing.

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Steven Schend
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quote:
Originally posted by Wooly Rupert

quote:
Originally posted by The Sage

Antarn the Sage is referenced (in name only) on both the "Book List for Tomes at Candlekeep" here at Candlekeep, and Steven's "The Candlekeep Collection."




A wonderful bit of flavor, I think. Here's the link: the Candlekeep Collection



Um, yeah....Wooly? Best get out your pencil to update that list....there's a few other books mentioned in Blackstaff that'll need to go on the list, eh?

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