- In the
Dungeons &
Dragons (D&D)
fantasy role-playing game,
dragons are an
iconic type of
monstrous creature.: 5, 232–233 As a group, D&D
dragons are loosely...
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subdivided into
divine and
arcane categories, with the
former empowered by a
Faerûnian deity, and the
latter by
rituals or
innate abilities which mani****te...
- enemy). In the
Faiths and
Pantheons Dungeons &
Dragons campaign, the
Faerunian Overgod Ao
answers to a
superior entity,
insinuated to be the "Dungeon...
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detailed information on the
deities of
several non-human pantheons. The
Faerûnian pantheon for the
Forgotten Realms campaign setting was more
fully detailed...
- free dictionary. **** may
refer to: **** (Forgotten Realms), a
fictional Faerûnian deity in
Dungeons &
Dragons **** (surname) **** Construction, a heavy...
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Because the
lythari have
changed so far from
their elven roots, most
Faerûnian scholars now
consider them a
separate race from elves.
Lythari are devoted...
- "[N]amed
after Umberlee, a
fictional goddess of the deep sea from the
Faerûnian pantheon of the
Forgotten Realms campaign setting of the
Dungeons & Dragons...
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three areas in the
Sword Coast and
Western Heartlands regions of the
Faerûnian continent, the
second game is
predominately based in and
around the city...
- his
entire life. From then on Drizzt's
patron goddess is Mielikki, the
Faerûnian goddess of the
forest and of rangers.
Montolio eventually dies, and Drizzt...
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supplement which lists and
details information about the gods of the
Faerûnian pantheon, even
those who have died. The book
provides 45
deity descriptions...
