To help me provide better content, please consider contributing to my Patreon page and other funding methods, which will also get you exclusive content before it goes live on my blogs. Thank you for reading The Atlas of Ice and Fire. Some more coverage of the Realms is to come in the future, with historical maps and a guide to some of the other regions of the continent. Ulgarth and the Utter East (Parsanic, Doegan, Edenvale & Konigheim).A map of the Undersea Realms of the Inner Sea.The original Nations of the Forgotten Realms post.A “master map” of the Nations of the Forgotten Realms series. 1496 DR), as borders have changed and some towns and cities have fallen, whilst newer ones have risen. Waterdeep: the largest city-state of Faern north of Calimshan, wielding immense and near-unmatched political power over a vast swathe of the continent.

They are not necessarily current for the 5th Edition of the setting (which is set c. The maps are drawn from The Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas CD-ROM and their respective 1st and 2nd Edition sources. The Chondathan tongue was spoken in and around Waterdeep, in addition to the ubiquitous Common and the northern language of Illuskan. Chondathan was similar to Common, but it was far more expressive and complex in its grammar. This series was based around the status of each nation as of 1371-72 Dalereckoning (at the end of D&D 2nd Edition and the start of 3rd Edition). Chondathan was a popular human language spoken mainly in the western regions of Faerûn.

The name means 'cradle of life' in an archaic fictional language of the setting. In this series I looked at each of the individual nations of Faerûn in turn, in alphabetical order. Abeir-Toril is the fictional planet that makes up the Forgotten Realms Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting, as well as the Al-Qadim and Maztica campaign settings, and the 1st edition version of the Oriental Adventures campaign setting.

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