References in Polyhedron 110

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At a Glance

This will be an index of Realms-related material mentioned in Polyhedron issue #110. It’s probably not complete yet but I’m starting on it.

• Adaerglast
• Adaern
• Alamontyr
• Arnglar
• Arthyn Fang
• Arthyn
• Beacon Stone
• Beholder
• Border Kingdoms
• Calimshan
• Calishite
• Castle of Dark Dreams
• Chessenta
• Circle of Elders
• Elminster
• Garden Coast
• Gas Spore
• Glorfindral
• Golden Road
• Griffon Knights
• Halruaa
• Hardolan Myrinter
• Helmed Horror
• Hurler of Lightnings
• Iraun
• Lake of Steam
• Land of Mages
• Lathander
• Lord High Mage
• Mailed Hands of the Lords
• Mukshar
• Mulhorand
• Murghom
• Musings of a Chessentan Scholar
• Myrinjar
• Realm of the Smoking Star
• Red Knight
• Roper
• Selûne
• Shaar
• Shield Duke
• Shieldmaidens
• Srivven
• Talos
• Thay
• Tyr
• Valkur the Mighty
• Vilhon Reach
• Waterdeep
• Westgate
• Witch of the Mists
• Yallasch and Yallaschan
• Zhentarim
• Zhentil Keep

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Beacon Stone

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At a Glance

A standing stone which shelters the well in Arnglar.

Source

• Elminster’s Everwinking Eye — Polyhedron #110 pages 7

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Arthyn Fang

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A distinctive dagger forged in Arthyn.

Source

• Elminster’s Everwinking Eye — Polyhedron #110 page 7

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Arthyn

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A Border Kingdom.

Source

• Elminster’s Everwinking Eye — Polyhedron #110 page 7

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Arnglar

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At a Glance

A Border Kingdom, built upon the ruins of Glorfindral.

Who Rules

Arnglar is governed by the Circle of Elders.

Source

• Elminster’s Everwinking Eye — Polyhedron #110 page 7

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Alamontyr

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At a Glance

A Border Kingdom.

Source

• Elminster’s Everwinking Eye — Polyhedron #110 pages 6-7

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Adaerglast

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A Border Kingdom.

Also called Garden Coast and The Land of Mages.

Citizens of Adaerglast are referred to as Adaern.

Source

• Elminster’s Everwinking Eye — Polyhedron #110 pages 5-6

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The Orcgate Wars

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A series of conflicts which took place in eastern Faerûn beginning in -1076 DR and ending in -1069 DR. Narfell, Raumathar, Thay, and Chessenta had not yet been founded, but the nations now known as the First Empires of Mulhorand and Unther were shaken and subsequently entered a period of decline which lasted until about -150 DR.

In the aftermath of this event, orcs were exterminated across the lands of Mulhorand and Unther. Even today, the only place in the Old Empires where they can survive in any numbers is within the Akanapeaks. In the cities of Mulhorand and Unther, orcs are attacked on sight.

Sources

• Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting [11836] pages 109, 263, 267, 268
• Old Empires [FR10/9274] pages 3, 5, 8, 18, 23, 24, 33, 34, 44, 86
• Xaeyruudh: starting with “Man Versus Orc” this account was written for the Xaeyruudh campaign

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