It takes most adventurers in the Realms a lifetime to learn more than a handful of the secrets of the dwarves. The seeking cost some their lives. But Elminster's agreed to change all that. Welcome to Dwarves Deep. Welcome to the secrets of the dwarves. This sourcebook is one of a series that
This booklet presents the Old Empires for DMs and players alike. Descriptions of all the major cities and towns, maps of the most important ones, information on the people, places, economics, geography, and cultures of these countries are within these pages. Prepare, then, to enter the realms of
BRAVE THE RUINS. UNDERMOUNTAIN awaits you: the fabled and feared battleground of the Realms—"The Deepest Dungeon of them all" DARE YOU FACE miles upon miles of deadly traps, glittering treasures, strange and cryptic rooms, and slithering, skulking, lurking monsters? They await you underneath
"A village is only as livable as its surroundings. We are caretakers not only of our homes, but of our world." —Inum Strange sentiments, perhaps, from one who lives in what many perceive as a frozen wasteland, but the philosopher Inum speak for the Ulutiun people of the Great Glacier. Their tribes
Enter the True World. Marvel at the jungle's lush greenery, the desert's shimmering sands, the birds' jewel-toned plumage, the people's gentle demeanor. Beware, though, the dark side of this beauty: the gods of this place are very much alive, and their troubles are the people's troubles. Set in
Look out adventurers, they're here! This handbook describes in detail over 20 humanoid races that can be run as player characters - from mischievious [sic] pixies to stubborn minotaurs, from lizardlike saurial to the savage half-ogre - and many more in between. In addition to many new character
The Reach has always been considered the breadbasket of the Realms, the birthplace of countless warriors who have shed their lifeblood on the fields of battle. It's also home to noble families that have ruled kingdoms for countless generations, lizardman cities that have existed for hundreds of
What can one truly know about a place until he or she has experienced it firsthand? Calimport is a place of many truths, each more disturbing than the last. It is also the most influential trade city in souther Faerûn, whether its detractors admit it or not. Building on materials from Empires of
