Dnd waterdeep

Waterdeep, also known as the City of Splendors or the Crown of the North,[11] was the most important and influential city in the North and perhaps in all Faerûn. It was a truly marvelous cosmopolitan city of great culture that attracted the most talented artisans, artists, and scholars from across the Realms, as well as a commercial hub for financial interests along the coast and beyond.[1][12] It was one of if not the most powerful and influential member-states of the Lords' Alliance, the…

Wizards of the Coast just released Waterdeep: Dragon Heist, the latest adventure for D&D. Spoiler warning: it's astonishingly good.

Hello Everyone, I seek to create a list of Crimes that I can use in my homebrew world which hopefully many other DMs can use as well. These Crimes can rangef...

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Viigo strikes a deal with the Iron Banker and Taman discovers that he doesn’t know an old friend as well as he had thought.

Volothamp Geddarm (pronounced: /ˈvoʊloʊθɑːmp gɛˈdɑːrm/ VOH-loh-thamp geh-DARM[16][17] listen), or more often Volo for short, was a widely traveled human wizard and sage of Faerûn in the mid-to-late 14th century DR. He was a legendary traveler, explorer, and rogueish mage, and was most famous, or infamous, for his guidebooks[3][4][15][11][8][12][18][5][9][19] including the controversial and notorious Volo's Guide to All Things Magical.[3] What is known of Volo comes via Elminster, who edited…