Dungeons & Dragons

Books

• 2014-08 Player’s Handbook
• 2014-09 Monster Manual
• 2014-12 Dungeon Master’s Guide
• 2015-11 Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide
• 2016-09 Storm King’s Thunder
• 2016-11 Volo’s Guide to Monsters
• 2017-04 Tales from the Yawning Portal
• 2017-09 Tomb of Annihilation
• 2017-11 Xanathar’s Guide to Everything
• 2018-05 Mordenhainen’s Tome of Foes
• 2018-09 Waterdeep Dragon Heist
• 5E Tome of Beasts (Kobold Press)
• Spellbook Cards:
  • Arcane, Bard, Cleric, Druid, Paladin, Ranger
  • Martial Powers & Races ?
  • Xanathar’s Guide

Glossary

Abi-Dalzim

evil archmage from Oerth.

Aganazzar

archmage from Faerûn.

Agathys

last planer layer of Tarterus.

Circle of Eight

powerful archmages from Oerth.

Bigby: Circle of Eight archmage. (Rob Kuntz’s)

Drawmij: Circle of Eight archmage. (Jim Ward’s)

Leomund: Circle of Eight archmage. (Len Lakofka’s)

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)

Tenser: Circle of Eight archmage. (Ernest Gygax’s)

City

a town large enough to support a cathedral.

Daern

Oeridian hero-god of defenses and fortifications.

Ehlonna

Oerth goddess of forests, woodlands, flora, fauna, and fertility. Known to elves as “Ehlenestra”. Analogous to the Faerûnian and Finnish Mielikki

Evard the Black

evil archmage from Oerth.

Hadar

an elder evil aka the Dark Hunger.

Heward

Oerth hero-god of bards and musicians.

Maximilian

an otherwise unknown archmage.

Melf

grey elf archmage from Oerth. (Luke Gygax’s)

Moil

a city turned into a demiplane of undead by Orcus.

Round

6-seconds of time during combat.

Snilloc

Faerûn archmage. (Dave Collins’, from Jeff Grubb’s pre-FR Toril)

Tasha

evil archmage from Oerth, named for a little girl who wrote to Gygax

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.