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Jimbobx
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Posted - 18 Jun 2007 :  13:23:39  Show Profile Send Jimbobx a Private Message  Reply with Quote  Delete Topic

Are there any novels set in Deep Imaskar?
Both Lady of Poison and Darkvision whetted my appetite for any lore on the Imaskari...novels or otherwise.

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The only other info about Deep Imaskari is in Underdark sourcebook, since it first appeared in 3/3.5e material.

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Deep Imaskar is also mentioned in Lost Empires of Faerun, but there is not much info about the city (less than in Underdark). You can read about it in the Chapter “God Kings of the East” which details the history of Imaskar and its successor states: There is a little paragraph in “Heirs to the Empire” about the city itself, and another paragraph about the Purple Library of Deep Imaskar is found in “Keepers of the Past”.

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Jamallo Kreen
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Posted - 22 Jun 2007 :  19:45:51  Show Profile  Visit Jamallo Kreen's Homepage Send Jamallo Kreen a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Jimbobx


Are there any novels set in Deep Imaskar?
Both Lady of Poison and Darkvision whetted my appetite for any lore on the Imaskari...novels or otherwise.



It's very probable that the adventuring wizardess in Lady of Decay (or Rot or whichever "Priests" book was set in the Yuirwood) hailed from Deep Imaskar. With sufficient lobbying, WotC might just give us a book with more information about her.



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Rinonalyrna Fathomlin
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Posted - 22 Jun 2007 :  23:45:44  Show Profile  Visit Rinonalyrna Fathomlin's Homepage Send Rinonalyrna Fathomlin a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Jamallo Kreen

It's very probable that the adventuring wizardess in Lady of Decay (or Rot or whichever "Priests" book was set in the Yuirwood) hailed from Deep Imaskar. With sufficient lobbying, WotC might just give us a book with more information about her.






She is from Deep Imaskar, and she's already starred in her own novel (Darkvision). Although I have to say, that novel--although was a good story--did not particularly define her well as a character.

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Brian R. James
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The Grand History will have new lore on Imaskar proper, but I don't recall anything new about Deep Imaskar.
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Are there any novels set in Deep Imaskar?
Both Lady of Poison and Darkvision whetted my appetite for any lore on the Imaskari...novels or otherwise.


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Jamallo Kreen
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quote:
Originally posted by Brian R. James

The Grand History will have new lore on Imaskar proper, but I don't recall anything new about Deep Imaskar.
quote:
Originally posted by Jimbobx


Are there any novels set in Deep Imaskar?
Both Lady of Poison and Darkvision whetted my appetite for any lore on the Imaskari...novels or otherwise.





I'm certainly going to look for Darkvision! As for The Grand History, it is available now as a pre-order on Amazon, which is, I think, a good deal for all involved, since it saves a lot of money for the purchaser, and also gives Wizards an idea of how large a print run to produce and whether or not a book gets extra printings or revised editions. The pdf has been of great use, so I look forward to an expanded book copy!


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