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GateSpace

Belagin is a somewhat typical air world, with numerous solid islands floating throughout it. These islands, which sometimes are the size of continents, hold a wide variety of human, demi-human, humanoid, and other creatures, usually living in a tribal lifestyle. The races possess a wide variety of cultures and levels of civilization. The various races […]

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Taur-UtuSpace

Ahto is water world dotted with thousands of small, mountainous islands (the peaks of mountains jutting from its deep seas). These islands are inhabited by the planets only indigenous sentient species, avariel or winged elves. These elves live in scattered tribes, all of which owe allegiance to a single queen, Allisara Driquar. Ahto is a […]

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NumoSpace

Valendoar is a size C spherical earth body with a small moon (size A) that revolves around the larger body. Valendoar is a planet that is relatively flat, having few mountains of extreme size. Its forests are deep and ancient, and some areas have not felt the tread of elven or human feet. Approximately 60% […]

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Avariels of the Floating Isles

This majestic chain of soaring earthmotes is one of the most inspiring sights in all Faerûn. A century ago, when the cerulean fires of the Spellplague crisscrossed the land, the Adder Hills escaped their earthly bonds to float a thousand feet or more over the Chessentan frontier. Despite periodic shifts in elevation, the flying peaks […]

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City of Myrravin

The avariel develop their homes high in the mountains, in places otherwise inaccessible. Their geographic isolation inevitably leads to cultural and psychological isolation, and they have become a reclusive people. Their communities typically develop around one central city, usually constructed high atop a plateau, with structures built into or along-side neighboring crags and peaks. Although […]

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Cambro Mountains Avariels

Nestled among the jutting peaks of Cambro, north of the Cambrent Gap, lie hidden aeries of the Avariels. References James, Brian R., ‘Realmslore’, Dragon Magazine #376, June 2009, p. 64.

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