Rakes F. Rakes 1 1 gold badge 2 2 silver badges 5 5 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Are the SCAG and the adventures worth picking up just for the lore? Improve this answer. Community Bot 1. It wasn't the FR source-book that so many fans wanted, but that doesn't make it objectively bad.
As a starting place for building a FR campaign, it's really good. I mean, technically speaking, the entirety of 5e material with a handful of specific exceptions the Ravnica , Eberron , and Strahd books being the only ones I can think of right now are the Forgotten Realms campaign setting.
Jason Bush Jason Bush 1 1 bronze badge. Overview: Lost Mine of Phandelver is divided into four parts. The Redbrands try to run the characters return the favor and storm the Redbrand lair. In a hidden strong-hold beneath an old manor, they find that larno. Book Details. It's a very interesting thought. I fail to see how The new edition's Realms source material being full of lore and The new edition not targeting a specific point in time Kids are used to MMOs these days so lore and richly detailed worlds tend to come second place to fast-flowing crunch-based rulebooks, in terms of what sells and who can blame a company for wanting to produce products that sell?
I believe the lore burden of all the 3. Niirfa-sa , January 11, UTC. The next big event in the Forgotten Realms is called " the Sundering. Quin , February 3, UTC. Quin, interesting Darkwynters talk , February 3, UTC. If you read Ed Greenwood Presents Elminster's Forgotten Realms , much of the lore in that is already represented in a way that takes the writing out of a specific timeline context. Events are mentioned that occur both after the current 4e year and before the beginning of the Age of Upheaval.
It's written in much the same way that we do things - with everything in past tense. I would like to know how does it all fit in? From what I have read up on this topic, from 3. And in 5e FR, some event happened The Sundering which kind of restored it to 3. There's a map online of the northwest corner of Faerun, but I don't believe there's an official map of all of the Forgotten Realms yet. As someone who's new to the game and setting, I find the Forgotten Realms wikia to be a great source of information, and it has a page for the Second Sundering which I believe is what you're looking for.
In addition to the map in chooban's answer , there's a more detailed map of the Savage Frontier which extends from the Sword Coast to the desert of Anauroch in Storm King's Thunder on pg. As pointed out by DerekStucki in the comments, a high-resolution digital version of this map is available for download for free online. I believe there is a special dungeon master screen for Storm King's Thunder which provides the map if you don't want to pay the full price for the book.
Official stuff is always on dnd. But not yet the map But wait! There is it! You may be surprised to note that the Forgotten Realms Campaign Set was not the first official Forgotten Realms product. Sossal in the north-east, to the Eastern Shaar in the south-east. It also provides information on the races, languages and deities of the Realms. Some regions are given more detail than other and, in some cases, it is almost threadbare.
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