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171:"reveals" that the world was split in two in prehistory, divided between the primordials (Abeir) and the gods (Toril). Toril is the world that has been showcased so far. A cataclysm called the Spellplague has caused several parts of the two worlds to switch places, displacing portions of Faerûn and the entire continent of Maztica, with regions of Abeir: Tymanther, Akanûl, and Returned Abeir. A subsequent event called "The Sundering" reverted many of these changes and restored much of the pre-Spellplague Toril.
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expansion, it is revealed that
Balduran returns to Anchorome and retrieves a second hoard of treasure from the Native kingdoms. When he attempts to take on a number of locals to replenish his crew, he discovers they are infected with lycanthropy. The resulting battle shipwrecks Balduran on an island,
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in 1987. Greenwood had written tales for his world "as far back as 1967" and "it had been the setting for his homespun D&D campaigns since 1978". Abeir- was added as a prefix to the planet's name so that it would be the first entry in the alphabetical encyclopedia of terms included in the set.
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and corsairs who charge traders tolls to cross "their" seas, such traders willingly pay these exorbitant fees as
Zakhara's exotic trading goods tend to be well worth the price back in Faerûn. Occasionally the pirates decide to completely cut off Zakhara from Faerûn.
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fiction. In his view the ruling Grand Caliph – "the symbolic figurehead of the entire Land of Fate" – is depicted as impotent to protect his own harem, so that he and his land are dependent on western-style heroic characters to save them.
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was also the name of the elder goddess who embodied the land of
Maztica. Killed by her own son Zaltec, she was the wife of dead Kukul, but unlike her husband, continues to live on in the continued existence of the continent.
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3rd edition and is often mentioned in
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series" as "an unusually well-developed D&D setting", which has great variety among its fantasy races. A number of human cultures in different regions take their inspirations from real-world cultures.
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who meddle in the affairs of humans frequently. The continent is ruled by a theocracy headed by the Grand Caliph, and tales tell of demon-infested cities and godless sorcerers (like the genie-binding
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Konigheim (by land). Zakhara is mostly isolated from the rest of the world, as the peninsula is separated from the main mass by the World Pillar Mountains (also known as Wu Pi Te Shao in
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desert of Faerûn in 2010 as two of the few fantastic realms based on non-European medieval cultures to date. She remarked that the setting descriptions "reinforce their distance from the "real"
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retreated a long time ago. It is rumored that several tribes of
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world of Toril. It is inhabited by evil Yak-men and separates
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humanity first appeared in the northern savannas of Katashaka
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5th edition, introduced Kara-Tur to the fifth edition of
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inspired by their real-life Southeast Asian counterparts.
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1343:(ed.). "First Quest: Mammals and Dinosaurs".
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4114:Expedition to the Barrier Peaks
2519:A Worldbuilder's Guide to Magic
2379:Social & Cultural Geography
1349:. No. 211. pp. 8, 22.
1299:Today, many sages surmise that
1285:"A Grand History of the Realms"
1093:) is Toril's equivalent of the
705:Warlords – 1 on 1 Book 7 (1986)
513:Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
502:Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
137:Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
2549:Blum, Jeremy (July 11, 2020).
2517:Stypczynski, Brent A. (2021).
2201:Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide
1538:Baird, Scott (June 23, 2022).
633:Mad Monkey vs. the Dragon Claw
545:Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide
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4149:The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth
1664:Szporn, Ari (March 9, 2020).
1461:Carbonell, Curtis D. (2019).
876:In a retrospective review in
370:Forgotten Realms Campaign Set
104:'s Forgotten Realms setting.
4184:The Temple of Elemental Evil
3682:List of 3rd edition monsters
3677:List of 2nd edition monsters
2350:Al-Qadim: Arabian Adventures
1961:Applecline, Shannon (2014).
818:spirits. In very old times,
771:, called by its inhabitants
480:(historical versions of the
432:Northern Wastes: Historical
379:Kara-Tur: The Eastern Realms
120:were designing the original
4142:The Keep on the Borderlands
4128:The Gates of Firestorm Peak
3465:List of alternative classes
2391:10.1080/1464936042000181326
1809:Hergenrader, Trent (2019).
1290:. p. 8. Archived from
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2061:François Marcela-Froideval
2038:(81). Allen Emrich: 28–30.
1325:: TSR, Inc.: 64 July 1986.
943:tabletop role-playing game
871:historical Central America
683:Blade of the Young Samurai
615:Ochimo: The Spirit Warrior
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2288:What Do I Read Next? 1992
2035:Space Gamer/Fantasy Gamer
1770:Bornet, Philippe (2011).
1433:. McFarland. p. 39.
1222:Bornet, Philippe (2011).
806:also claimed some lands.
672:choose your own adventure
606:Night of the Seven Swords
265:, as well as the defunct
3884:Arms and Equipment Guide
2418:(PhD thesis). p. 78
2229:Trammell, Aaron (2016).
1174:, Kara-Tur, Maztica and
4080:modules and sourcebooks
3189:Masque of the Red Death
2964:Geography and cosmology
2523:McFarland & Company
1429:MacKay, Daniel (2001).
1141:In comparison to other
794:It was 'discovered' by
3993:Wrath of the Immortals
3912:Deities & Demigods
3819:Dungeons & Dragons
3794:Dungeon Master's Guide
3625:Illithid (mind flayer)
3582:Creatures and monsters
2688:Sources and influences
2618:Dungeons & Dragons
2353:. TSR. pp. 8–10.
1944:Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
1845:Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
1750:Studies in Medievalism
1323:Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
1249:"Africa in the Realms"
1203:Dungeons & Dragons
1119:Reception and analysis
1056:World Pillar Mountains
939:Dungeons & Dragons
845:Dungeons & Dragons
678:book) were published:
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555:Dungeons & Dragons
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539:Dungeons & Dragons
496:In 1989 a printing of
376:released a boxed set,
206:Dungeons & Dragons
176:Dungeons & Dragons
169:Dungeons & Dragons
112:Toril was the name of
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3905:Book of Vile Darkness
3898:Book of Exalted Deeds
3303:Characters and beings
2911:Strategic Simulations
2175:Dungeon Masters Guild
2169:Appelcline, Shannon.
2149:Dungeon Masters Guild
2143:Appelcline, Shannon.
1997:Dungeon Masters Guild
1991:Appelcline, Shannon.
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945:. Zakhara is a giant
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4156:Queen of the Spiders
4100:Desert of Desolation
3947:Manual of the Planes
3091:Magic: The Gathering
2886:Wizards of the Coast
2525:. pp. 179–180.
2267:on February 15, 2008
2206:Wizards of the Coast
1967:Evil Hat Productions
1912:. Prometheus Books.
1255:on November 12, 2006
1180:Wizards of the Coast
850:Maztica Campaign Set
597:Swords of the Daimyo
519:Monstrous Compendium
365:Swords of the Daimyo
182:Fictional continents
4007:Epic Level Handbook
3650:Reptilian humanoids
3567:Strahd von Zarovich
3216:Planes of existence
3084:Kingdoms of Kalamar
2937:Game System License
2466:Bloomsbury Academic
2235:Analog Game Studies
2066:Oriental Adventures
711:The Empires Trilogy
676:Oriental Adventures
658:Test of the Samurai
624:Blood of the Yakuza
548:, a supplement for
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346:Oriental Adventures
63:Oriental Adventures
4086:Against the Giants
3811:Classic boxed sets
3705:Corellon Larethian
3692:Deities and powers
3500:Notable characters
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1297:on March 6, 2007.
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1783:978-3-290-22010-5
1714:Rateliff, John D.
1698:Reynolds, Sean K.
1474:978-1-78962-468-7
1339:(November 1994).
1303:around -34,000 DR
1233:978-3-290-22010-5
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98:Jeff Grubb
70:continents
4163:Ravenloft
4093:Dead Gods
3855:Immortals
3841:Companion
3723:Tharizdun
3590:Beholders
3542:Lord Soth
3522:Elminster
3491:Ravenloft
3405:Barbarian
3400:Artificer
3382:Warforged
3352:Half-orcs
3262:Underdark
3182:Ravenloft
3138:Blackmoor
3124:Mahasarpa
3063:Ghostwalk
2874:Companies
2714:Attribute
2709:Alignment
2399:145553724
2247:2643-7112
2196:Kim Mohan
1881:0265-8712
1513:TSR, Inc.
1259:March 19,
947:peninsula
863:Viperhand
838:Anchorome
831:Underdark
812:halflings
787:culture.
689:23 (1984)
585:adventure
531:Ravenloft
478:Indochina
456:Indonesia
255:Anchorome
187:Anchorome
94:Anchorome
37:fictional
18:Anchorome
4076:List of
4051:Complete
4045:Expanded
4025:AD&D
3716:Greyhawk
3672:Vampires
3486:Greyhawk
3450:Sorcerer
3372:Tiefling
3357:Halfling
3347:Half-elf
3227:Aebrynis
3168:Pelinore
3077:Jakandor
3070:Greyhawk
3054:Kara-Tur
3047:Al-Qadim
3026:Exandria
2998:Dark Sun
2925:Licenses
2850:Jim Ward
2753:Creators
2744:Psionics
2697:Gameplay
2658:Editions
2556:HuffPost
2347:(1992).
2097:(1991).
2071:TSR, Inc
2063:(1985).
1950:: 84–86.
1942:(#129).
1908:(1991).
1875:: 9–10.
1851:: 76–77.
1843:(#134).
1716:(eds.).
1649:June 10,
1551:July 11,
1507:(1993).
1321:(#111).
1187:Anauroch
1176:Al-Qadim
1148:Greyhawk
1064:Kara-Tur
971:Kara-Tur
963:Dambrath
959:Kara-Tur
936:for the
931:Al-Qadim
859:Ironhelm
741:22340289
721:(1990).
702:5 (1985)
698:AD&D
564:monsters
467:Mongolia
458:and the
356:Greyhawk
338:Kara-Tur
333:Kara-Tur
271:sahuagin
142:D&D'
92:, Osse,
82:Kara-Tur
55:Al-Qadim
4078:Eberron
4068:modules
4066:Notable
4040:D&D
4033:D&D
3735:Moradin
3718:deities
3700:Bahamut
3655:Kobolds
3640:Owlbear
3620:Goblins
3605:Dragons
3595:Centaur
3572:Wulfgar
3537:Iggwilv
3455:Warlock
3435:Paladin
3425:Fighter
3392:Classes
3252:Mystara
3247:Eberron
3198:Rokugan
3131:Mystara
3101:Ravnica
3019:Eberron
2916:WizKids
2663:Gen Con
2641:General
2562:May 14,
2502:July 8,
2496:CBR.com
2328:May 18,
1756:: 1–11.
1677:July 8,
1671:CBR.com
1616:May 25,
1610:CBR.com
1157:Ansalon
1143:D&D
1072:Zakhara
1068:fantasy
997:Sha'irs
985:pirates
967:Ulgarth
917:Zakhara
912:Zakhara
898:Maztica
847:in the
777:jungles
769:Maztica
764:Maztica
639:FROA1,
588:modules
579:Modules
486:Vietnam
444:Koryo:
438:Tabot:
263:Azuposi
259:Maztica
218:Please
132:trilogy
90:Maztica
86:Zakhara
74:islands
59:Maztica
35:is the
3848:Master
3834:Expert
3745:Tiamat
3740:Mystra
3667:Trolls
3662:Slaadi
3615:Giants
3600:Devils
3562:Tenser
3460:Wizard
3440:Ranger
3415:Cleric
3377:Triton
3367:Kender
3115:Theros
3095:planes
3040:Faerûn
2631:Basics
2529:
2472:
2422:May 5,
2397:
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1939:Dragon
1916:
1879:
1871:(74).
1840:Dragon
1817:
1780:
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1481:
1471:
1437:
1385:
1375:
1346:Dragon
1318:Dragon
1230:
1103:Sossal
1044:Selûne
1014:Arabic
1010:Orient
993:genies
955:Faerûn
906:Mystra
820:couatl
816:jaguar
804:Lantan
796:Amnian
756:Dragon
739:
729:
670:Three
661:(1990)
643:(1990)
627:(1987)
618:(1987)
609:(1986)
600:(1986)
423:Feudal
319:Faerûn
313:Faerûn
303:Aearee
157:retcon
130:Avatar
78:Faerûn
40:planet
4042:v3.5
3827:Basic
3728:Vecna
3635:Mimic
3552:Minsc
3507:Alias
3445:Rogue
3420:Druid
3362:Human
3342:Gnome
3325:Dwarf
3279:Sigil
3257:Oerth
3242:Krynn
3237:Athas
2901:Paizo
2729:Magic
2447:(PDF)
2395:S2CID
2241:(1).
1572:Wired
1295:(PDF)
1288:(PDF)
1172:Chult
1153:Krynn
1018:harem
919:is a
824:Chult
785:Mayan
781:Aztec
749:Other
666:Books
655:OA7,
646:OA6,
630:OA5,
621:OA4,
612:OA3,
603:OA2,
594:OA1,
446:Korea
440:Tibet
214:style
204:This
150:Oerth
146:Krynn
4048:and
3645:Orcs
3630:Lich
3430:Monk
3410:Bard
3335:Drow
2564:2022
2527:ISBN
2504:2022
2470:ISBN
2424:2022
2355:ISBN
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2296:ISBN
2273:2008
2243:ISSN
2210:ISBN
2182:2021
2156:2021
2103:ISBN
2075:ISBN
2004:2020
1914:ISBN
1877:ISSN
1815:ISBN
1791:2020
1778:ISBN
1724:ISBN
1679:2022
1651:2022
1618:2022
1579:2018
1553:2022
1516:ISBN
1479:OCLC
1469:ISBN
1435:ISBN
1413:2018
1383:OCLC
1373:ISBN
1261:2007
1228:ISBN
1111:The
1038:The
976:The
957:and
865:and
783:and
737:OCLC
727:ISBN
528:and
484:and
406:Wa:
148:and
72:and
57:and
3330:Elf
2881:TSR
2387:doi
1948:TSR
1849:TSR
1163:'s
1135:CBR
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892:CBR
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