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;Otto: Circle of Eight archmage. <small>(Rob Kuntz’s)</small> | ;Otto: Circle of Eight archmage. <small>(Rob Kuntz’s)</small> | ||
;Rary: Circle of Eight archmage. <small>(Brian Blume’s)</small> | ;Rary: Circle of Eight archmage. <small>(Brian Blume’s)</small> | ||
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;Snilloc: Faerûn archmage. <small>(Dave Collins’, from Jeff Grubb’s pre-FR Toril)</small> | ;Snilloc: Faerûn archmage. <small>(Dave Collins’, from Jeff Grubb’s pre-FR Toril)</small> | ||
;Tasha: evil Greyhawk archmage, named for a little girl who wrote to Gygax | ;Tasha: evil Greyhawk archmage, named for a little girl who wrote to Gygax | ||
Revision as of 00:30, 24 July 2018
Glossary
- Abi-Dalzim
- evil archmage from Greyhawk.
- Aganazzar
- archmage from Faerûn.
- Agathys
- last planer layer of Tarterus.
- Bigby
- Circle of Eight archmage. (Rob Kuntz’s)
- City
- a town large enough to support a cathedral.
- Drawmij
- Circle of Eight archmage. (Jim Ward’s)
- Evard the Black
- evil archmage from Greyhawk.
- Hadar
- an elder evil aka the Dark Hunger.
- Leomund
- Circle of Eight archmage. (Len Lakofka’s)
- Maximilian
- an otherwise unknown archmage.
- Melf
- grey elf archmage from Greyhawk. (Luke Gygax’s)
- Moil
- a city turned into a demiplane of undead by Orcus.
- Mordenkainen
- Circle of Eight archmage. (Gary Gygax’s)
- Nystul
- Circle of Eight archmage. (Mike Nystul’s)
- Otiluke
- Circle of Eight archmage. (Luke Gygax’s)
- Otto
- Circle of Eight archmage. (Rob Kuntz’s)
- Rary
- Circle of Eight archmage. (Brian Blume’s)
- Round
- 6-seconds of time during combat.
- Snilloc
- Faerûn archmage. (Dave Collins’, from Jeff Grubb’s pre-FR Toril)
- Tasha
- evil Greyhawk archmage, named for a little girl who wrote to Gygax
- Tenser
- Circle of Eight archmage. (Ernest Gygax’s)
- Town
- a village large enough to support a regional marketplace.
- Turn
- a combatants turn to act during a round of combat.
- Village
- a community large enough to support a church.
