Action Jay TalksWhile we're still lacking in narrative adventures, 2025's Forgotten Realms soircebooks have a lot of interesting lore
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The Raven Museum was a historical and art museum in the city of Ravens Bluff, owned by the city government, acting as a central repository for the city's history.
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Raven Museum
The Raven Museum,[3] formerly known as the White Springs[9][note 1] and colloquially known as simply The Museum,[3] was a historical and art museum in the city of Ravens Bluff.[3][9][10] It was owned by the city government,[3][11] acting as a central repository for the city's history,[3] and prior to being made into a museum the building was the guildhall of the Four Ravens, a thieves' guild that once plagued the city back during its lawless days.[3][9] This museum was located in the Uptown...
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This is pretty freaking cool. Overlaying detailed region maps from the new Forgotten Realms sourcebook, plus my Border Kingdoms and Thay maps. Each of these could support an entire campaign, so the scale of the world really stands out. #DnD #ForgottenRealms
Took some time to port all my #SwordCoastRamblers quest markers and notes to the lovely new 2025 FaerΓ»n map. This is our second time massively expanding the explorable world - first was when we broke out of the Phandelver region and discovered the scale of everything doubled (with a canonical reason!)
Have you got your Juniper's Companion to Venturesome Cookery yet? With fresh dishes straight from the Realms, fresh lore and adventure ideas, and fresh artwork throughout, it's the perfect feast for your gaming table.
Countess Sarya Dlardrageth was a half-fiend sun elf sorceress, leader of the daemonfey, and a princess of House Dlardrageth. She was over five thousand years old as of the late 14th century DR.
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The Dungsweepers' Guild of Waterdeep kept the streets of the city clean. Collected refuse was carted off and dumped in the Rat Hills, and any found valuables were sold for a profit.
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Dungsweepers' Guild
The Dungsweepers' Guild of Waterdeep was a group of street and stable cleaners who kept the city free from excess waste and refuse. While they were fairly poor, and seldom attracted new workers, they were a surprisingly influential organization.[1] It was rather noticeable when dung was not collected or piled in "inconvenient" locations, a fact that guildmasters occasionally used to remind the city of their importance.[1] The guild's livery consisted of a hat with red and orange feathers.[1...
The powerful gloaming wizard Apsal Aspa was a magical inventor from the cross-planar city of Sphur Upra who advocated for the use of portals to expand the city to additional planes of existence beyond the Material Plane.
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Apsal Aspa
Apsal Aspa was a powerful gloaming wizard and a famous magical inventor living in the cross-planar city of Sphur Upra at the end of the 14th century DR.[1] In the Year of Wild Magic, 1372 DR, Apsal became involved in a heated political matter in the city, as a group of wizards led by him proposed that the city should use portals to expand to additional planes of existence beyond the Material Plane. This put him in conflict with Captain Lurufr Groan of the Company of Shields, who felt that...