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“There are Blighted that hunger. There are Blighted that hunt. And then there are those which exist as an offense. This is one of those.” — Anders Vael, Lucent Endura A Blasphemy is among the rarest and most dangerous forms identified in surviving accounts of ...

“It has remained here for centuries. Quiet. Safe. As it should be.” — an elderly Lathander monk charged with its care The Emberglass is a sacred relic associated with Lathander and long kept by the Lathander monastery in the Pale. It is notable both for its re...

We were still recovering from the massive fight at the base of that structure. No spells left. No safe place to rest. Everyone worn thin. Barty was worse. He’d been bitten — and not in a way one forgets. He tried to cauterize it himself. It was brave. It was d...

I awake from a deep slumber in a bag of holding. Everything is hazy, but I think I inspired the team a few times. Time to start back on our journey. Gudger left us a map with notes in the margin so we can maintain our path. I don’t think it’s a good idea to pa...

Through it all we survived. Muck stained, barely alive.  Through it all we stand revived. Growing stronger to level five.  The angel sent from above, Gudger, bestowed upon us the knowledge on how to get back to Silas. Trusty Silas has been keeping our sweet Ad...

We rise up from the tunnel and can see the char and ash within the walls of Charrow. The stars are barely visible through the smoky air. Naturally, Elandra can be seen using a spare femur to sift through the ashes in search of teeth. She’ll be donning her own ...

The Pale is a broad quarantine region in Faulmoor, lying southeast of Greymire and north of Blackholt Fort. Once a settled landscape of farmland, cattle routes, river traffic, villages, forts, and religious holdings, it has been largely abandoned since the spr...

Charrow is a walled burned district within Greymire, formed from neighborhoods deliberately destroyed during the early Rotmire Blight and later isolated behind stone, scrap metal, blackened timber, and improvised barriers. Its name evolved from the Charred Row...

“Let no hand wake him before mercy has finished its work.” — traditional warning associated with Hadran's resting place Hadran's Rest is a small sacred island off the coast of Greymire, centered on a temple and resting chamber associated with Saint Hadran, an ...

Crookbend Station is an abandoned river shipping and logistics facility in the Pale. Before the Rotmire Blight, it handled ordinary commercial traffic moving through Faulmoor's river network, including routes connected to Fenmire and the Saltmarshes. Overview ...

The Lathander monastery in the Pale is an old religious complex within the Pale, partially swallowed by marsh and standing water but never entirely abandoned. Its proper historical name is no longer widely established. For generations the monastery safeguarded...

Religion in Norvostra recognizes a broad pantheon rather than requiring every person to belong exclusively to a single faith. A sailor may appeal to one deity before a voyage, a farmer to another before planting, and a family to still another during burial or ...

Auril is the goddess of winter in the pantheon recognized across Norvostra. Worship and Meaning Auril is commonly known as the Frostmaiden. The faith's traditional symbol is Six-pointed snowflake. In traditional religious classification, Auril is Neutral Evil....

Bahamut is the god of justice, protection, and honor in the pantheon recognized across Norvostra. Worship and Meaning Bahamut is commonly known as the Platinum Dragon. The faith's traditional symbol is Platinum dragon’s head. In traditional religious classific...

Bane is the god of tyranny in the pantheon recognized across Norvostra. Worship and Meaning Bane is commonly known as the Black Hand. The faith's traditional symbol is Upright black right hand, thumb and fingers together. In traditional religious classificatio...

Beshaba is the goddess of misfortune in the pantheon recognized across Norvostra. Worship and Meaning Beshaba is commonly known as the Maid of Misfortune. The faith's traditional symbol is Black antlers. In traditional religious classification, Beshaba is Chao...