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The Moonsea

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Its waters are the deep purple of the most precious amethyst; its shores hold some of the most dangerous locations in Faerun. It is the Moonsea, home to Zhentil Keep, the Citadel of the Raven, and thousands of ordinary folk who merely want to make an honest living.

Hark to the words of Melandryll Belarod, the bard whose writings form the bulk of this material. He has experienced firsthand the horrors of ruined Hulburg, the desolation of Sulasspryn, and the stench of Mulmaster. His travels aboard the Devawing have produced this chronicle of the towns and people of the Moonsea, including both havens and dangers. Belarod knows of the Citadel of the Raven, a ten-mile-long series of fortresses and barracks, site of a terrifying betrayal. He has also evaded the Zhentilar, the crack forces garrisoned at Zhentil Keep.

In this product are a 64-page Reference Guide for the Dungeon Master, a 32-page Player's Guide, and a four-color poster map of the Moonsea region.

(This book was originally published by TSR prior to their acquisition by Wizards of the Coast)

210 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1995

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John Terra

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Born in 1959 in Cambridge, Mass,

Started writing on a professional level in 1985 with two articles in Dragon Magazine, put out by TSR Inc.

Hit my stride between 1987-1997, writing for TSR, West End Games, Mayfair Games, Flying Buffalo, FASA, KenzerCo, and Wizards of the Coast.

I backed away from gaming writing and focused more on magazine articles, computer game reviews, and the like.

More recently, I've been doing freelance blogging for valuable cash prizes, as well as work for the revival of TORG (TORG: Eternity).

I live in Nashua NH with my wife. We have four kids and four cats.

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August 18, 2024
A good source of information, but written in many parts in a very perfunctory, bland manner. Books from this era of D&D are usually a bit more readable, less baldly stated groups of facts.

Still, a useful resource to have for a DM.
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