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Silver Marches (Forgotten Realms)
A Vast Frontier Fraught with Endless Peril
Haunted by malicious dragons, hordes of orcs, and other ferocious creatures, the relentless cold and unforgiving terrain of the Silver Marches promise undiscovered riches and unspeakable danger to those bold enough to venture there. Complete information on the towns and settlements of the burgeoning Silver Marches alliance and the many hazards that threaten it highlight this detailed survey of one of the most exciting regions in the Forgotten Realms game setting.
* 6 new prestige classes
* Indigenous monsters
* Poster map of the region
To use this accessory, you also need the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting, the Player's Handbook, the Dungeon Master's Guide, and the Monster Manual.
Haunted by malicious dragons, hordes of orcs, and other ferocious creatures, the relentless cold and unforgiving terrain of the Silver Marches promise undiscovered riches and unspeakable danger to those bold enough to venture there. Complete information on the towns and settlements of the burgeoning Silver Marches alliance and the many hazards that threaten it highlight this detailed survey of one of the most exciting regions in the Forgotten Realms game setting.
* 6 new prestige classes
* Indigenous monsters
* Poster map of the region
To use this accessory, you also need the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting, the Player's Handbook, the Dungeon Master's Guide, and the Monster Manual.
159 pages, Paperback
First published July 3, 2002
About the author
Ed Greenwood
366 books890 followersEd Greenwood is the creator of the Forgotten Realms fantasy world, which became the setting for his home D&D game in 1975. Play still continues in this long-running campaign, and Ed also keeps busy producing Realmslore for various TSR publications.
Ed has published over two hundred articles in Dragon magazine and Polyhedron newszine, is a lifetime charter member of the Role Playing Game Associaton (RPGA) network, has written over thirty books and modules for TSR, and been Gen Con Game Fair guest of honor several times.
In addition to all these activities, Ed works as a library clerk and has edited over a dozen small press magazines.
Invented the character Elminster from the popular Forgotten Realms RPG series. Currently resides in an old farmhouse in the countryside of Ontario, Canada.
Ed has published over two hundred articles in Dragon magazine and Polyhedron newszine, is a lifetime charter member of the Role Playing Game Associaton (RPGA) network, has written over thirty books and modules for TSR, and been Gen Con Game Fair guest of honor several times.
In addition to all these activities, Ed works as a library clerk and has edited over a dozen small press magazines.
Invented the character Elminster from the popular Forgotten Realms RPG series. Currently resides in an old farmhouse in the countryside of Ontario, Canada.
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May 25, 2020
Really out of date as this is a D&D 3rd edition book and we're now on 5th edition, but has a lot of really fun and interesting information about Luruar a.k.a. The Silver Marches.
The map is terrible and hard to use in the PDF version, so go look on Google for a nicer one.
I'm using this to flesh out the details in my campaign set here. Of course I'm also using the amazing Forgotten Realms Wiki (https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wi...) but this book is better written and helps me get an overview of concepts that are all mixed up on the wiki.
The map is terrible and hard to use in the PDF version, so go look on Google for a nicer one.
I'm using this to flesh out the details in my campaign set here. Of course I'm also using the amazing Forgotten Realms Wiki (https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wi...) but this book is better written and helps me get an overview of concepts that are all mixed up on the wiki.
November 2, 2018
Rich and detailed.
October 9, 2007
A great supplement.
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