Ballads and Lore of One Dusty Road

Ballads and Lore of One Dusty Road
Basic Information
Author(s)	Sharanralee Crownstar
Date	1337 and 1350 DR
Available from	Candlekeep, Sword Coast
Volume(s)	2

Ballads and Lore of One Dusty Road was a work of two volumes penned by Sharanralee Crownstar, a renowned adventuress and secretly a Harper agent in the mid-14^th century DR.

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A woman, or a man, may come to hold many treasures in life. Gold, gems, a good name, lovers, good friends, influence, high rank–all of these are of value. All of these most covet. But of them all the most valuable, I tell ye, are friends good and true. Have these, and ye will scarce notice the lack if ye never win aught else.

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— Excerpt from Ballads and Lore of One Dusty Road

Contents

Lost and Away was a traditional elfin fireside ballad sang by the Fair Folk recorded in Ballads and Lore of One Dusty Road.

History

Ballads and Lore of One Dusty Road contained stories and musical works collected by Sharanralee Crownstar during her long adventuring career. The books also collected her musings, notable about the true value of friendships. The first volume was published in the Year of the Wandering Maiden, 1337 DR, and the second – in the Year of the Morningstar, 1350 DR. Copies of both volumes were kept in the great fortress-library of Candlekeep as of the Year of Wild Magic, 1372 DR.

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