Have you got your Juniper's Companion to Venturesome Cookery yet? With fresh dishes straight from the Realms, fresh lore and adventure ideas, and fresh artwork throughout, it's the perfect feast for your gaming table.

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Artist: Francis Tsai Richard Baker, Ed Bonny, Travis Stout (February 2005). Lost Empires of Faerûn. Edited by Penny Williams. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 93. ISBN 0-7869-3654-1.

Countess Sarya Dlardrageth was a half-fiend sun elf sorceress, leader of the daemonfey, and a princess of House Dlardrageth. She was over five thousand years old as of the late 14th century DR.
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Apsal Aspa | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Apsal Aspa was a powerful gloaming wizard and a famous magical inventor living in the cross-planar city of Sphur Upra at the end of the 14th century DR.[1] In the Year of Wild Magic, 1372 DR...

The powerful gloaming wizard Apsal Aspa was a magical inventor from the cross-planar city of Sphur Upra who advocated for the use of portals to expand the city to additional planes of existence beyond the Material Plane.
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Mockery of Mail | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Mockery of Mail was an enchanted warhammer of unknown origins found on the Sword Coast North in the late 14th century DR.[1] The weapon possessed a +2 enchantment that made it deadlier and guided...

The Mockery of Mail was a powerful enchanted warhammer taht was part of the merchant named Dayne Lynneth's more exclusive stock, made available to the friends of the Church of Waukeen in the late 14th century DR.
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Artist: Jason A. Engle Richard Baker, Ed Bonny, Travis Stout (February 2005). Lost Empires of Faerûn. Edited by Penny Williams. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 101. ISBN 0-7869-3654-1.

The archlich Lady Saharel, formerly an archmage of ancient Netheril, ruled Spellgard, a ruined castle complex on the western edge of the Anauroch desert.
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The Rise & Fall of Netheril | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom The Rise & Fall of Netheril was a book that recounted a history of Netheril, written and published before the Wailing Death crisis of 1372 DR.[1] The book provided a detailed account of the empire...

The Rise & Fall of Netheril was a history book dedicated to the topic of the Ancient Netheril Empire, written and published before the Wailing Death crisis of the Year of Wild Magic, 1372 DR.
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Ullabem | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Ullabem was a high priest of Kossuth, the primordial of elemental fire and purification through fire, and one of the individuals who owned the Mantle of Hell's Furnace sometime before the late...

Ullabem was a high priest of Kossuth, the Firelord, and one-time wielder of the magical cloak known as the Mantle of Hell's Furnace.
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Mule (flower) | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom The mule was a naturally magical flower known for its addictive pollen.[1][2] Mule was a varietal of daisy with bright yellow petals.[1] The flower was believed to collect or concentrate magic...

The oddly named mule flower was a plant imbued with natural magic and its pollen was addictive: when consumed, it enhanced physical strength but inhibited one's intelligence.
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Cartography by Diesel Map of Semphar included in David Cook (August 1990). The Horde. Edited by Steve Winter. (TSR, Inc.). ISBN 0-88038-868-4.

Murghôm was an inland nation of farmers and horsemen in East Faerûn north of Gbor Nor. Fearsome dire horses were known to roam its wilderness, inspiring fear, awe, folk tales, and even cultist veneration.
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The Headless Troll was the only inn in the village of Olostin's Hold in the High Forest. Its name was derived from a beheaded troll whose body once rampaged through the inn.
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Artist: Wayne England Source: Reynolds, Forbeck, Jacobs, Boyd (March 2003). Races of Faerûn. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 13. ISBN 0-7869-2875-1.

Steeders were domesticated by the duergar and employed as mounts. Female steeders were used in battle while the smaller males were used to transport cargo.
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Devlin (Waukeenar) | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Devlin was a young and charismatic Waukeenar priest who led an adventuring company of eccentric entertainers, entrepreneurs, and scientists in the late 14th century DR.[4] He met an untimely end...

Devlin was a young and charismatic Waukeenar priest who became embroiled in a scheme to turn the dinosaur-riddled Forgotten Island off Chult into a tourist destination.
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Whale's Tail | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Whale's Tail House was a small disreputable merchant house in the city of Ravens Bluff in the late 14th century DR. It quickly garnered a shady reputation within its first year of operation, which...

Whale's Tail House was a disreputable merchant house of Ravens Bluff, operating out of ramshackle buildings in the Crow's End district. Its members were known for getting into brawls and fencing stolen goods.
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“The Morning After” Forgotten Realms comics #09 p. 17. Rags Morales, Dave Simons, Gene D'Angelo

A giant squid ridden by two sahuagin attacks the Realms Master. Ishi Barasume, Priam Agrivar, Foxilon Cardluck and Vartan Hai Sylvar ready to fight it.
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📖: FR Comic 09: The Morning After
🎨: Morales/Simons/D'Angelo

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Merchants Council (Ravens Bluff) | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom The Merchants Council, also known as the Council of Merchants[2] or House of Merchants,[5] was one of three governing councils that made up the legislative body of the city of Ravens Bluff.[6...

The Merchants Council represented the interests of Ravens Bluff's sixteen major merchant houses in the city's legislature. They had equal legislative power with the Council of Lords.
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Rune board | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Rune boards, or simply gliders, enchanted fantastical contraptions used for recreational purposes: to surf through the air, originally, in the Unapproachable East, during the height of blistering...

Rune boards were enchanted contraptions used to surf through the air (looking totally radical). Its magic was concentrated in the transmutation rune, glowing in violet radiance, scribed on the back end of the board.
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Ilindyl Fireblade | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Ilindyl Fireblade was a famed[1] Master of Mintar's Academy of the Drawn Sword, in the Land of the Lions, in the late 14th century DR.[1] During the time he hunted the followers of Bane, the Lord...

Ilindyl Fireblade served as Master of the Academy of the Drawn Sword in Mintar until the school was attacked by followers of Bane. Believing his students dead, he set about murdering every Banite he could find.
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Warden (class) | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Wardens were stalwart warriors and defenders of nature who used primal magic to transform themselves into bestial or treelike guardian forms by drawing power from the land or from their own animal...

Wardens were stalwart defenders of nature who used primal magic to transform themselves into guardian forms by drawing power from their own animal nature or from the land.
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Ramshackle Inn | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Ramshackle Inn,[2][4] or simply Ramshackle,[1][3] was an inn in the town of Lonelywood in the 14th and 15th centuries DR[1][3][2][4] that fluctuated in operation over its decades of...

Lonelywood's Ramshackle Inn fluctuated between serving as an inn and a timber warehouse, depending on how tourism to the town waxed and waned.
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Mielikki was the goddess of forests and forest creatures and the patron of druids and rangers. She was cheerful with a ready smile and had confidence in herself and her path.
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📖: Faiths and Pantheons
🎨: Mike Sass

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Simeron Steelhammer | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Simeron Steelhammer was a traveler and artist who was widely considered the figurative father of all dwarven bards. The master talesmith was well-versed in his people's history and lore. He was...

Simeron Steelhammer was considered the father of all dwarven bards. A master talesmith, he traveled extensively, spreading tales of dwarven culture and achievements.
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Anointed champions went into battle having sanctified and empowered their weapons and armors with sacred oils and rites.
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📖: Book of Exalted Deeds
🎨: Dennis McClain

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28 Years Ago: Cult of the Dragon was released.

This 2e accessory explored the inner workings of the infamous Cult, including a detailed history. Also included were the spells, allies & foes of the Cult.
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Silent Slayers | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom The Silent Slayers were a band of drow-hunting elf crusaders of Shevarash in the mid-14th century DR.[1] The leader of the Silent Slayers was Pendaran.[1] The band employed enchanted warpaint...

The Silent Slayers were a band of drow-hunting elven crusaders in service of the deity Shevarash, armed with enchanted flash gems that created bright flashes of light when smashed.
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Garuda (deity) | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Garuda was an avian deity worshiped in the Kuong Kingdom and among the Purang hill tribes of Malatra and a member of the Lords of Creation.[1][2][note 1] Garuda appeared as a winged humanoid...

Garuda was an avian deity worshiped in the Kuong Kingdom and among the Purang hill tribes of Malatra. The deity's favorite avatar form was that of a winged humanoid of human and bird-like features.
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Skrit | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Skrits were a large carnivorous species of beetles, somewhat resembling fleas in appearance with their dome-like carapace and short spindly legs.[1] Skrits were 7 feet (2.1 meters) long and 5​ to...

Skrits were large carnivorous beetles that resembled fleas with a dome-like carapace, found in the desert of Anauroch, arriving there from a hidden gate to the world of Krynn.
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Bregan D'aerthe was an elite drow mercenary & mercantile group. Members, both individuals and the band as a whole, were available for hire to the highest bidder.
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📖: Neverwinter Campaign Setting
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Port Llast Reserve | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom Port Llast Reserve was a high value ale produced in the town of Port Llast.[1] It was a delicious brew called "the finest ale in the North." It was known to have an invigorating property.[1] After...

Port Llast Reserve was a variety of vaulabe ale from the town of Port Llast, known to have invigorating properties, also found on the menu of the Beached Leviathan watering hole in Neverwinter.
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Chwingas were small, shy elemental spirits that could be found in remote locations of Faerûn where nature remained relatively untouched by the trappings of civilization.
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📖: Tomb of Annihilation
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New Year's Revel | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom New Year's Revel was an annual celebration of a new year's arrival according to the Calendar of Harptos. It was celebrated across Faerûn in different ways, depending on local traditions, with the...

New Year's Revel was an annual celebration of a new year's arrival according to the Calendar of Harptos. In most places, the celebration involved sharing a hearty meal with family and friends.
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