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28/12/2014 – 4/1/2015

 * ...that in the Year of the Cracked Turtle, 924 DR, King Peverel Elethlim of Impiltur and both his heirs died of plague?
 * ...that a caftan was long robe-like garment commonly worn in Zakhara and by most women in Calimshan?
 * ...that a living idol was an animated, intelligent statue that was sometimes the focus of worship by cults in Zakhara?
 * ...that Delina was a young wild mage who inadvertently released the famed warrior Minsc from a statue during battle?
 * ...that el Ashnarti were a crime family that dominated the city of Keltar, and were known for their thugs and goons?
 * ...that Cvaal Daoran was a Zhentarim captain of the Brothers of the Black Fist who seized power over the city of Phlan?
 * ...that Tualo the Bright was tricked into opening a portal to the Far Realm and slain by strange entities from there?

4/1/2015 – 11/1/2015

 * ...that in the Year of the Hurled Axe, 928 DR, the Lord of Calandor launched a bid for the crown of Delimbiyran, but lacked support?
 * ...that the ritual of twin burnings was devised in ancient Yhalvia to bind the tyrannical devil lord Orlex to Thakorsil's Seat?
 * ...that Tunfer the Stout was a Tyrran cleric and an advisor to Lord Randal Morn of Daggerdale, during and after Zhent occupation?
 * ...that Yerrininae was a drider served as a guardian to Gromph Baenre while he collected spell components outside Menzoberranzan?
 * ...that asuras were the messengers of good deities, who were organized into the Grand Celestial Host under the general Absalom?
 * ...that the Altar of the Air was a shrine to the goddess Akadi and somehow protected from the destructive sands of the Calim Desert?
 * ...that the banishing smite spell allowed a paladin to strike a foe and banish them to another plane for a period?

11/1/2015 – 18/1/2015

 * ...that, on the day before Highsummer, every winged cat in Ankhapur disappeared and returned three days later with no explanation?
 * ...that an orb wraith was a conglomeration of lesser wraiths that merged together at a location of intense negative energy?
 * ...that a watchware spell sent an alarm and a mental image to its caster if something passed through or touched a ward object or area?
 * ...that Aurbangras was a white dragon who, with his father Arauthator, allied with the drow during the Darkening in Luruar?
 * ...that Dashadjen was a major garrison city for Calim's armies during the Era of Skyfire, but was later ground down to sand and stones?

18/1/2015 – 25/1/2015

 * ...that The Gambling Ghost inn in Myratma was frequented by a ghost who challenged patrons to a game of cards for a platinum bar?
 * ...that an achaierai was a giant, flightless bird with four legs and an evil disposition that came from the Lower Planes?
 * ...that Badrazel was a balor demon who served as Kurgoth Hellspawn's personal "fixer" during the invasion of Maerimydra?
 * ...that in the Year of the Advancing Wind, 947 DR, two dragons battled over Calandor, devastating the realm and killing the duke?
 * ...that a beast sense spell allowed a druid or ranger to see and hear through the eyes and ears of a willing animal?
 * ...that a headband of the Binder was created by bards in the name of Oghma to help them read magic and retain lore?
 * ...that King Yarin Frostmantle of the Bloodstone Lands was a tyrant who divorced or beheaded six wives for not conceiving an heir?

25/1/2015 – 1/2/2015

 * ...that the Undying Temple in Maerimydra was a living structure able to manage its own defenses and mentally assault intruders?
 * ...that in the Year of the Cairngorm Crown, 972 DR, the derro tribes of the Northdark warred against the duergar of Gracklstugh?
 * ...that a portfolio was the name for a list of concepts that a deity both represented and had power over, and gave them greater power?
 * ...that Rath Modar was an exiled Red Wizard of Thay who sought to return leading an army of dragons, with the Dragon Cult's aid?
 * ...that Ragged Dain was Captain of the Guard in Citadel Felbarr in 1479 DR, who mentored a young Reginald Roundshield?
 * ...that Myratma was the great Textiles City of Tethyr, known for its fine canvases, silks, and other fabrics produced by the Tethyr Mills?

1/2/2015 – 8/2/2015

 * ...that Filzaur was a drow apprentice wizard of the Inverted Tower who studied the creation of vile curses and diseases?
 * ...that Thakorsil's Seat was a powerful artifact employed by Szass Tam in a plot to bind and enslave the demon prince Eltab?
 * ...that Raedra Obarskyr became the queen of Cormyr after defending Suzail from a siege in 1486 DR whilst a regent for her brother?
 * ...that Rogrotus was a black dragon who came to the Well of Dragons to ensure the coming of Tiamat the Dragon Queen?
 * ...that in the battle of Moonlight's Triumph, the Moonlight Men defended Everlund and Silverymoon from a horde of orcs?
 * ...that the blur illusion spell made someone appear out of focus and thus harder to hit in battle?

8/2/2015 – 15/2/2015

 * ...that Giselle Malcomb was a Rider of Nesmé in 1484 DR who blamed Drizzt Do'Urden for her city's troubles with orcs?
 * ...the claw of the revenancer was an artifact of Kiaransalee used by Irae T'sarran to transform her victims into revenants and silverwraiths?
 * ...that Isabeau Thione, the daughter of Lady Lucia Thione-Hhune of Tethyr, was abandoned with the gnomes at the Friendly Arm Inn?
 * ...that the Chessan language group encompassed tongues spoken around Chessenta, in the Shaar, and as far as the Chultan Peninsula?
 * ...that chain lightning was an evocation spell that generated a bolt of lightning that jumped from target to target?
 * ...that a shield of senses would automatically cure a bearer of blindness or deafness, in addition to protecting against fire?
 * ...that the town of Mossbridges was said to be home to a smuggler who took the form of an octopus and stashed her goods in giant clams?

15/2/2015 – 22/2/2015

 * ...that Narfelli was the language of the ancient empire of Narfell and heavily influenced by Abyssal, spoken by demons and devils?
 * ...that in Chondathan, the word for 'duke' was ' storn ' and the word for 'duchess' was ' staerra ' ?
 * ...that a thoqqua was a worm-like creature of earth and fire that burrowed through stone in search of minerals that it consumed?
 * ...that a Watcher's Mound was a campsite constructed by the Disciples of St. Sollars for use by travelers in the Earthspur Mountains?
 * ...that Ilmurk Jongrath, a miller and rancher of Tethyr, drew the ire of local Heralds for his amateur heraldry efforts?
 * ...that the city of Goliad in Damara had to be rebuilt twice, once after a major battle against the forces of Vaasa?
 * ...that Nymmestra Durothil once got drunk on evermead and challenged three other wizards to a duel, handily beating them?
 * ...that the ancient city of Myth Ondath, the City of Peace, was dedicated to harmonious coexistence between races, before its destruction?
 * ...that a conjure animals spell summoned a number of fey spirits that took the form of animals that obeyed the caster?

22/2/2015 – 1/3/2015

 * ...that the kaorti were once a cabal of Imaskari wizards transformed by their mere proximity to a horrible elder evil?
 * ...that a contingency spell allowed a mage to trigger another spell once specific conditions were met, in case of emergency or need?
 * ...that Castle Al-Amo was the abode of St. Sollars in the Seven Heavens, where he once had beers with Gareth Dragonsbane and party?
 * ...that Ozomar Do'Urden, a drow mage, became the house wizard of House Do'Urden, after defecting from House Druu'giir?
 * ...that Yashar was a strikingly handsome medusa male who served Irae T'sarran in defending the Undying Temple in Maerimydra?
 * ...that Jhaamdathan was the language of the fallen empire of Jhaamdath and the basis of modern Chondathan and Common?
 * ...that the Blood of Lathander was a holy artifact with healing powers, composed of the preserved blood of the god Lathander himself?

1/3/2015 – 8/3/2015

 * ...that Ripper was a fiendish displacer beast who served the drow Zedarr T'sarran during the Silence of Lolth in Szith Morcane?
 * ...that a delayed blast fireball spell created a fireball that would detonate at will or after a short period of time?
 * ...that the Purple Hills on the coast of Tethyr were home to vineyards, among them those owned by Oraundas Haeltower?
 * ...that Jhastar Belnold was a Harper ranger who notably killed a beholder by riding it into the ground and stabbing its main eye?
 * ...that Afrafa, one of the Monks of the Yellow Rose, was the youngest ever to ride a remorhaz, at the age of only 15?
 * ...that the Bottom Feeder was a dwarf-run riverboat plying the River Chionthar, from Baldur's Gate to Scornubel?
 * ...that Xonthal's Tower in the Western Heartlands was surrounded by a magical hedge maze and other unusual magical defenses?
 * ...that the Tear of Selûne was an artifact said to be a tear shed by the goddess herself, and allowed one to call down meteor swarms?
 * ...that Barrowin Undurr was a dwarf priestess of Gorm who joined the Order of the Gauntlet after her lover was taken by a dragon?

8/3/2015 – 15/3/2015

 * ...that the Lair of the Hidden was once an inn in Maerimydra before it was gutted by fire and occupied by the Hidden as a hide-out?
 * ...that Talantra Bowgentle once robbed a vizier of Calimshan by tying her up, wearing her clothes and jewels, and impersonating her?
 * ...that in the Year of the Smoldering Spells, 1020 DR, the mages of Thay developed the majority of their unique fire-based magic?
 * ...that the House of Serpents Trilogy told the story of Arvin, a psionicist, and the intrigues of the yuan-ti rulers of Hlondeth?
 * ...that Ileuthra was a celestial brass dragon who once dwelt with the god Oghma and wandered the planes seeking knowledge?
 * ...that a detect poison and disease spell did exactly what it said on the tin?

15/3/2015 – 22/3/2015

 * ...that Flenser was a draegloth cleric of Kiaransalee exiled from Maerimydra after her demonic birth killed her drow mother?
 * ...that in the Year of the Tempest, 1027 DR, the rajah of Estagund founded the Maquar to stimulate the bankrupt economy?
 * ...that the Grand Caliph was the ruler of all Zakhara, in matters of both state and faith, from his palace in Huzuz?
 * ...that the Rangewatchers once slew a marauding red dragon, but at the cost of three members and Montolio Debrouchee's sight?
 * ...that a dissonant whispers spell created an injurious cacophonous noise that only its victim could hear, forcing them to retreat?
 * ...that the Skum Lord was an aboleth who owned 40% of Skullport's buildings, with its skum kidnapping those who didn't pay the rent?

22/3/2015 – 29/3/2015

 * ...that abyssal ghouls served the goddess Kiaransalee and had smoke-trailing tongues that could drain the sanity from a victim?
 * ...that Bwimb, the elemental god of oozes, was slain by a demon prince who mistakenly believed he had the Wand of Orcus?
 * ...that a divination spell foretold the outcome of an event, goal, or action within the next week or if the caster entered a certain area?
 * ...that the Triceratops Society was a secret society devoted to protecting Chult that would leave an iron triceratops as a warning?
 * ...that a salt bond in Zakhara promised a host's hospitality and protection and a guest's peaceful intent to their host?
 * ...that Winter Zulth was a mapmaker in Waterdeep and secret member of the Moonstars, furnishing them with maps and even a ship?

29/3/2015 – 5/4/2015

 * ...that Blister was a Netherese military outpost that survived the fall of Netheril, until it fell to starvation and internal conflict?
 * ...that Assam was a city on the Shining Plains jointly governed by representatives of the neighboring city-states Lheshayl and Ormath?
 * ...that wu jen devoted themselves to a single goal requiring great mental disciple, often at the cost of family ties and honor?
 * ...that swirling leaves of steel was a battle technique in which a two-weapon-wielding ranger spun around and struck all foes nearby?
 * ...that the Flaming Tower in Daggerdale was inhabited successively by fire giants, Zhentilar, and the Eldreth Veluuthra?
 * ...that the Duchy of Ankaram in Tethyr was ruled by Vajra Valmeyjar and well defended against Calimshan?
 * ...that Gorgondy wine was a gnomish wine that offered glimpses of the past to those who consumed it?
 * ...that Drawmij's instant summons summoned a chosen item directly to the caster's hand, from wherever it was, even from other planes?
 * ...that Eregul the Freestave was a high-ranking Zhentarim wizard involved in the occupation of Shadowdale in 1375 DR?

5/4/2015 – 12/4/2015

 * ...that Dessa sik-Morcane was a drow priestess of Lolth kept captive by Kiaransaleeans as food for their vampire servants?
 * ...that Hardcastle was a trade city located on the caravan routes between the Great Rift, Unther, and the Vilhon Reach?
 * ...that Barroch's Hold, lying in the Glacier of the White Worm, was the fabled base of Barroch, the great bandit lord of the Inner Sea?
 * ...that the Nishaadhri were mages of Vaasa who swore fealty to the Warlock Knights and wore dark veils over their eyes?
 * ...that Severin Silrajin correctly translated Maglas's prophecy and reformed the Cult of the Dragon to the worship of living dragons?
 * ...that the Principality of Ankramir was a part of Tethyr governed by Vajra Valmeyjar on behalf of Princess Cyriana Rhindaun?

12/4/2015 – 19/4/2015

 * ...that Amelior Amanitas, the Sage of Secomber, once toured the North in a hot-air balloon powered by fire and air elementals?
 * ...that Talon Everhale, a ranger of Icewind Dale, carried a fiendish curse and deformities dating back to Hellgate Keep?
 * ...that the Striding Giant Rapids on the River Rauvin were caused by a petrified hill giant in the middle of the stream?
 * ...that a Lockstone was a magical gem from the Outer Planes used to trigger certain spells when conditions were met?
 * ...that Chultan dwarves were albino shield dwarves living in mines deep below Chult and used dinosaurs as beasts of burden?
 * ...that Tystarn Dauntinghorn was a Cormyrean noble and unwitting spy for the Night Masks, with a close resemblance to Manshoon?
 * ...that the morkoth were aquatic creatures with hypnotic powers, especially in the maze-like lairs where they lured in and killed prey?

19/4/2015 – 26/4/2015

 * ...that Paelinn was a divine seeker of Kiaransalee who defended the Undying Temple in Maerimydra, working with the temple itself?
 * ...that in the Year of the Lord's Dilemma, 1066 DR, the southern provinces of Shou Lung split off to form the empire of T'u Lung?
 * ...that Rainbow Gorge was the source of the River Rauvin and named for the constant rainbow formed by spray from waterfalls?
 * ...that the Rock of Bral was an asteroid, one of the Tears of Selûne that orbited Toril, and home to a city of humans and humanoids?
 * ...that Tuth was an adventurer who sacked temples for rival churches and joined the Knights of the Shield after going into business?
 * ...that razor grass was silvery leafed and so named because it was very sharp, able to cut animals and barefooted humanoids?

26/4/2015 – 3/5/2015

 * ...that the Grand Boulevard was the main street of Maerimydra and became a campsite for the armies of Kurgoth Hellspawn?
 * ...that the cat lord was the master of all cats, great and small, and his howl could stun all creatures in an area bar felines?
 * ...that the Burning Rift beneath the Peaks of Flame in Chult held many portals to and creatures from the Elemental Plane of Fire?
 * ...that a chasme was a horrid human–fly-hybrid demon, whose droning wings could lull a victim to sleep before it sucked its blood?
 * ...that "pasha" was the title for a guildmaster or clan leader in Calimshan but could be used for rulers of cities or the whole nation?
 * ...that Jhannas Errlyk, a merchant of Myratma, was accused of smuggling and so humiliated and guilty he had to leave the city.

3/5/2015 – 10/5/2015

 * ...that Velina T'sarran, priestess of Kiaransalee and twin sister of Velasta, led raids against farms and homesteads in Daggerdale?
 * ...that the church of the Red Knight flourished in 1361 DR after King Azoun IV's crusade against the Tuigan Horde the year before?
 * ...that Yaulazna was a flying earthmote and the base of the Five Companies band of sky-pirates, who piloted it around Faerûn?
 * ...that the Many-Windowed Tower on the shore of the Yal Tengri in the Hordelands was the base of a spelljamming lich?
 * ...that the Pantheist Temple of Tyr on the Rock of Bral held that all lawful good gods of justice or war were merely aspects of Tyr?
 * ...that Trademeet was a caravan-stop town in Amn and that Waukeen, goddess of trade, personally ended dishonesty and bickering there?
 * ...that the Grinning Skull oasis in the Plains of Purple Dust was named for a great dragon's skull that shielded it from wind?
 * ...that Zuras el Ireen was a pirate in service to the Rundeen before he transferred to their shipping business?
 * ...that, of the hours of the day, noon was known in Faerûn as "highsun" and was a key time for working magic with diamond dust?

10/5/2015 – 17/5/2015

 * ...that the temple of Tyr in Dagger Falls was led by Tunfer the Stout and offered its services to those who worked for Lord Randal Morn?
 * ...that Lake Mulsantir, between Rashemen, Thay, and Thesk, was patrolled by Rashemi witchboats piloted by hathrans?
 * ...that the wand of power belonging to the godly father of Selûne enabled transport between planes, until it was seized by Imgig Zu?
 * ...that Akota was a mysterious realm beyond the western coast of Zakhara that exported gold and slaves to other cities?
 * ...that the Pit of the Ghuls was a desolate valley in Zakhara said to contain statues of gold, onyx, and other precious materials?
 * ...that the Steps of Istishia in Keltar, Calimshan, was an impressive shrine to Istishia in which water flowed down a pyramid?
 * ...that Rikmo Naquander, a Master Thief of the Shadowmasters of Telflamm, had plans to join the city's merchant council?
 * ...that anth-Malar was the Chosen of the god Malar, and enjoyed impaling his victims upon stalactites in the Twisted Run?
 * ...that an ensnaring strike spell caused vines to entangle and slowly crush a creature struck by an enchanted weapon?

17/5/2015 – 24/5/2015

 * ...that Umaerh was drow lich sorcerer at the Undying Temple who staved off decomposition with a robe of gentle repose?
 * ...that Iniarv's Tower by the Mere of Dead Men had a spell that projected a message from the lich Iniarv to trespassers?
 * ...that in Fabada in Zakhara's High Desert, elected leaders would shave and burn their hair to signify their status in the tribes?
 * ...that the Calimemnon Crystal was the magical prison of the genies Calim, Memnon, and their servants, who once ruled Calimshan?
 * ...that Glinda Scatterstar, master of the Mage's Guild of Hillsfar, used her guild to undermine and try to depose Lord Maalthiir?
 * ...that the Blood of Morueme, a blue dragon clan and their draconic hobgoblin spawn, were dedicated to acquiring magical treasures?

24/5/2015 – 31/5/2015

 * ...that House T'sarran, a Kiaransalee-worshiping drow clan of Maerimydra, was destroyed by a rival as others watched on?
 * ...that a penanggalan was an undead monster with a detachable head that would fly out at night to suck blood from sleeping women?
 * ...that an undead bloodrose, grown in the Rose Garden of the Battle of Bones, drained the life of anyone who wore it on them?
 * ...that Izhkin, the self-proclaimed "Lord of the Dark" and ruler of the realm, was in fact a simple derro thief and assassin?
 * ...that St. Liwan taught the benefits of food, and even that war could be eradicated if everyone was well-fed and satisfied?
 * ...that Nurr'Korzahg was a mind flayer who lost three tentacles to a rotting disease and had a change of heart with a change of diet?

31/5/2015 – 7/6/2015

 * ...that Skred was one of the troglodyte raiders who stalked the tunnels of the Deep Wastes between Szith Morcane and Maerimydra?
 * ...that the Halondar was a road from Alaghôn to Hlondeth in the Vilhon Reach, nearly bisecting the realm of Turmish?
 * ...that Daltim Flamefist was a noted Halruaan fire mage, psionicist, creator of magical items, and commander of a mercenary force?
 * ...that a barber in Zakhara was in fact often a capable surgeon, rogue, source of information, and thief, in addition to a hair-dresser?
 * ...that Themberchaud, a red dragon of Gracklstugh, used his fire breath to temper steel in exchange for contributions to his hoard?
 * ...that the Twelfth Serôs War began when sahuagin, led by Iakhovas, demolished a large section of the Sharksbane Wall?

7/6/2015 – 14/6/2015

 * ...that the Blades for Daggerdale adventure module pitted PCs against gnoll and Zhentish mercenaries in Daggerdale in 1479 DR?
 * ...that Tharcereli was the knowledge-hungry ulitharid Loretaker Creedmaster, the third most powerful mind flayer in Oryndoll?
 * ...that the Cutlass of the Golden Gulf was a magical sword wielded by Zakharan corsairs that allowed one to breathe underwater?
 * ...that the Abbalayar were a secretive tribe in Calimshan reputed to have powers of divination, great strength, and genie-blood?
 * ...that in the Year of the Maelstrom, 1101 DR, a group of beholders from the Thornwood laid waste to the nearby city of Treshla?

14/6/2015 – 21/6/2015

 * ...that Wyrruth, a shade ambassador to Maerimydra, was an adept negotiator who kept his post during the Kiaransaleean takeover?
 * ...that the Fang, a promontory of Aglarond, was home to embittered humans who rejected half-elf rule after Velprin's fall?
 * ...that Bowgentle's fleeting journey temporarily transported a living creature to another location, before returning them?
 * ...that Selanith L'baros was the wealthy but sadistic baroness of Herath in Dambrath who enjoyed lethal equestrian sports?
 * ...that the vuddor were specialty priests of Thard Harr, each named for a great beast of the jungle seen in a dream sent by the god?
 * ...that stone maidens were shy, feminine beings of Zakhara, bound to areas of stone and said to result from a dao's curse?
 * ...that King Mith Barak of Iltkazar was in fact a silver dragon disguised as a dwarf, who slept for 75 years out of every century?

21/6/2015 – 28/6/2015

 * ...that the great revenance spell developed by Irae T'sarran could raise an army of thousands of revenants under her control?
 * ...that a death's door spell kept a gravely wounded creature from dying or expiring for a number of hours?
 * ...that Duhlark Kolat, a transmuter of Waterdeep, invented a spell that could merge two creatures into a single chimeric creature?
 * ...that in the Year of the Empty Scabbard, 1116 DR, the Dambrathan navy destroyed a pirate fleet, sinking thirteen treasure ships?
 * ...that noble marids, genie lords of the ocean, saw other beings as inconsequential yet always sought to impress and intimidate?
 * ...that Dheubpurcwenpyl was a powerful deep dragon in Old Shanatar whom local drow revered as "Honored Queen of the Depths"?

28/6/2015 – 5/7/2015

 * ...that Latar was a troglodyte cleric who led raids in the tunnels of the Deep Wastes, armed with an oversized morningstar?
 * ...that the Presper's moonbow spell created motes of moonlight that flew after their targets and shocked like ball lightning?
 * ...that Chechu al Khish, an earth elementalist wizard of Calimshan, was in fact an exiled dao genie from the Plane of Earth?
 * ...that the Spear of the Wandering Legion was a magical weapon of Zakhara that could summon an army of holy warriors?
 * ...that Attack Wing is a new dragon-based strategy game from Wizards of the Coast?

5/6/2015 – 12/7/2015

 * ...that the Naga Crawls were caverns in the Deep Wastes home to three spirit naga who lured creatures in to feast upon?
 * ...that the Neverwinter Academy was attacked during graduation in order to steal creatures required to cure the Wailing Death?
 * ...that in the language of dragons, the word sunathaer translated to "cleric" and urathear to "deity"?
 * ...that Kueh-Ku, a Shadow Thieves assassin, had a strange black gem embedded in her palm that absorbed all magic cast at her?
 * ...that kahins were priests of a Zakharan faith that saw divinity in all things and the universe around them, not merely in the gods?
 * ...that a secure spell rendered a door, portal, or chest impossible to open or access and almost impervious to damage?
 * ...that the Tarangu was a halfling tribe in Zakhara who worshiped the crab-god Kar'r'rga and were rumored to be cannibals?

12/6/2015 – 19/7/2015

 * ...that Maas was a vampire drow assassin and monk who fought and slayed with his bare hands and his life-draining attacks?
 * ...that sand was a province of spells in the Zakharan view of magic, inspired by the burning deserts of the land?
 * ...that Fansa Windblossom was a mage of the Shadow Thieves, whose face was badly burned in a battle with an efreeti?
 * ...that the Snilloc's major missile spell was designed as an improved version of the classic magic missile spell?
 * ...that a caller in darkness haunted the phantom city of Dhinnilith after all the populace were killed in a cataclysmic tidal wave?
 * ...that the Al-Itimad Traveling Revival Movement wandered Zakhara preaching ethoist views of their faith, until their leader died?

19/6/2015 – 26/7/2015

 * ...that Indrizil was a drow priestess of Lolth from Cormanthor who corresponded with her cousin, Rhavauz, in Szith Morcane?
 * ...that wind was a province of spells in the Zakharan view of magic, inspired by the roaming winds of the land?
 * ...that Mhair Szeltune of the Watchful Order of Magists and Protectors disguised herself as a crone to learn folk's attitudes?
 * ...that a giant bombardier beetle could squirt acid and clouds of fire from its rear end, accompanied by a deafening sound?
 * ...that a vizier's turban was the name of a hat-like creature that bonded to a mage, boosting their intellect in return for life energy?