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The complete campaign guide to the Forgotten Realms universe.
The Forgotten Realms campaign is the largest and most popular setting in the D&D(r) game. Everything a player needs to adventure in the Forgotten Realms can be found right here: history, maps, non-player characters, geography, economics, societies, organizations, religions, politics, monsters, magic items, spells . . . even a start-up adventure in the Realms! This book also re-integrates the Realms with the core rules of the Dungeons & Dragons game and uses the Third Edition rules to expand the Realms.
Monster Compendium: Monsters of Faerun (A D&D(r) accessory)
Approximately 100 monsters, ready to use in the Third Edition
D&D game.
Players love monsters. And perhaps that means no book will be
more popular with players than the Monster Compendium: Monsters
of Faerun. Each monster in the book-about 100 monsters in total-is
presented with a quarter-page, full-color illustration, a stat
block, and both a D&D and a Forgotten Realms(r) write-up. Every
monster in the Compendium also comes with statistics for use as
player characters.
Pool of Radiance: Attack on Myth Drannor (A Forgotten Realms Adventure)
The Pool of Radiance: Attack on Myth Drannor adventure will give
fans of the popular computer game a chance to continue their adventures
using the Dungeons & Dragons(r) game.
Take the plunge and prepare yourself for the Third Edition Dungeons
& Dragons adventure designed to take you even further into the
dangers of fabled Myth Drannor. With the fate of a city hanging
in the balance and an evil cult on the loose, there's plenty here
to occupy a party for several adventures to come.
