At a Glance
Netherbirds are extraplanar outsiders, in the service of Bane.
Source
Shadowdale [FRE1/9247] page 48.
Netherbirds are extraplanar outsiders, in the service of Bane.
Shadowdale [FRE1/9247] page 48.
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Curst, from the official WotC Monsters of Faerûn Art Gallery... click on the image for the link.
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An undead.
Curst are the same height as living creatures but roughly 60% of their living weight, due to dehydration and blood loss. Human curst average 5 ft 9 in tall and 100 lbs (male) or 5 ft 4 in tall and 70 lbs (female). They appear emaciated, but this has no effect on their strength.
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Crawling Claw, from the official WotC Monsters of Faerûn Art Gallery... click on the image for the link.
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A construct.
Crawling Claws are severed hands or claws, animated by magic… as constructs, not undead. There’s a variation known as flying fingers. A group of crawling claws is called an applause.
This monster is featured on Stupid Monsters (and the sequel), which is a fun read.
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Baneguard, from the official WotC Monsters of Faerûn Art Gallery... click on the image for the link.
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An undead.
Baneguards are skeletal undead, usually human, animated by the priests of Bane. They are related to direguards.
Skeletons are the same height as living creatures (obviously) but roughly 1/7 of the weight. Human skeletons average 5 ft 9 in tall and 23 lbs (male) or 5 ft 4 in tall and 17 lbs (female).
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A river which drains the southern half of the Evermoors before joining the Surbrin.
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The Goblintide begins near the southern edge of the Lurkwood, flowing only a short distance before joining the Shining Creek and then the Surbrin.
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This river begins near the southern edge of the Lurkwood, and is joined by the Goblintide just before it drains into the Surbrin.
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A river descending from the Nether Mountains, and passing Sundabar, Everlund, and Silverymoon before joining the Surbrin.
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The Black Ash Plain is a broad badlands area extending south from the Smoking Mountains to the River Alamber.
Hot, acidic ash and tephra falling from the perpetual clouds over the mountain range has formed hardened ridges in some places, silty dunes in others, and elsewhere has partially dissolved the ground. The latter effect, in particular, is dramatically worsened by flooding from the River Alamber. The result is an uneven, unpredictable, and dangerous landscape.
Understandably, there’s not much wildlife here, but certain creatures tolerate or even appreciate the environment. Notable among these are the ash giants who have settled the area and built a successful business selling the ash to farmers of the Greenfields, who use it to improve their soil.
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The Hills of Maerth, also called the Maerthwatch, are a range of low hills found in central Chessenta, running eastward from the northern Adder Peaks to the Akanamere, then northeast to the Adderswamp.
There are no human communities within the hills, but several nearby settlements, including Maerduuth, Oslin, Saden, and Villon.
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