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The Procampur City Expansion Packet was a document released for the Living City organized play program run by the RPGA in 1997. The Player's Edition expands on the existing city of Procampur in the Vast for use as background in RPGA campaigns.[1][2][3]

History[]

In 1997, the RPGA announced the Procampur Project: an expansion for Living City set in the city of Procampur, Jewel of the Vast, overseen by the Universe Construction Company (a group of Living City designers; UCC) led by Jay Fisher and Daniel Cooper. They were split into a City Development Team (responsible for the design of the city and its lore) and a Tournament Development Team (responsible for creating the tournament adventures).[1][3]

The initial plan was for a 10-part (or 11-part[3]) series of connected adventures set in the Jewel of the Vast—what would eventually be known as the Cracked Jewel Saga—but the team was also open to adventure submissions not related to the main storyline.[1][2][3] While players could submit adventures, locations, and characters for Procampur to the UCC, the city was not player-controlled like Ravens Bluff was and all material needed to be approved by TSR.[2]

The Expansion Packet was first made available at Gen Con 1997.[2]

Index[]

Characters[]

Ahlmer • Alamondh • Amern • Bantam • Ceraphane • Dwanrin • Epirotes • Garolik • Hernen • Kitsu • Lilyra • Mantay • Neyar • Pallar the Obedient • Pergamea • Ryken • Thallastam • Evantha Alazen • Fianlande Allison • Laestra Allison • Tainanu Allison • Zinzann Allison • Cardinal Arawl • Caucus Arawl • Decius Arawl • Evgar Arawl • Magnus Arawl • Lilika Ausbein • Alexia Bailey • Daniel Bailey • Drail Bailey • Stella Bailey • Thalus Bailey • Trissa Bailey • Tristian Bailey • Staern Bladebreak • Kelmon Brandywine • Tiffany Brandywine • Trudy Brandywine • Alexander Breng • Chris Burana • Deek Burkley • Doi Burkley • Liou Burkley • Namoo Burkley • Yie Burkley • Seindra Burkley-Eisner • Bethany Cantor • Grwr Cullogh • Niles D'Artelien • Basia Depeche • Baniya Dolester • Aleksandra Dutov Prodvorst • Borin Eisner • Kaerina Eisner • Kijeva Eisner • Pietron Eisner • Andonicus Erikas • Dedra Erikas • Derick Erikas • Jaklan Erikas • Antony Freidrich • Marco Notarius • Marlanda Erikas • Mitch Erikas • Cire Gaines • Mikal Gaines • Petroff Gaines • Kiandra Gallastan • Alaric Grimm • Augustus Grimm • Constantine Grimm • Gillian Grimm • Olivia Grimm • Harvinder Rasquell Grimm • Sophia Grimm • Consuela Hannith • Dulcinea Hannith • Iseabeau Hannith • Juniper Hannith • Keldor Hannith • Kwella Hannith • Mannuel Hannith • Quianna Hannith • Salvidor Hannith • Skylar Hillard • Ashmael Jirin III • Aydem Jirin • Bairnebus Jirin • Nysia Jirin • Sialomy Jirin • Thamibal Jirin • Laurindalyn Farrandriel Kailin • Aldarron Kailin • Brenden Kailin • Cedrian Kailin • Danatta Kailin • Janden Kailin • Marissa Kailin • Stephen Magnolia • Marjoram Kailin • Meddas Kailin • Gig Koonthong • Somluck Koonthong • Rathandar Kailin • Samantha Kailin • Silvila Kailin Arbeiten • Brianna Dewdrop Krimpach • Broder Krimpach • Diamondtear Krimpach • Querquetalanus Krimpach • Rockcutter Krimpach • Runeblad Krimpach • Saltheart Krimpach • Stonefurl Krimpach • Undil Latheen • Ferenec Littomeritzky • Delenia Lunasole • Dawn Lurian • Derrick Lurian • Elizabeth Lurian • Jasmine Lurian • Povalo Lurian • Richard Lurian • Sarah Lurian • Stautin Lurian • Trevor Lurian • Akeem Mashara • Endra Mathlyn • Arim Montgar • Quen Montgar • Elaine Mour • Geoffry Mour • Henry Mour • Marciano Mour • Vard Mour • Valencia Mour • Damon Norvil • Suzzane O'Collins • Estember Orntalar • Denton Petrovich • Aldo Piniago • Donatus Piniago • Erika Piniago • Esmerelda Piniago • Melinde Piniago • Miguel Piniago • Phoebe Piniago • Teodore Piniago • Algernon Prodvorst • Viatcheslav Prodvorst • RoseMary Prodvorst Statious • Ottmar Quentin • Connor Reilly • Eilish Reilly • Ellyn Reilly • Liam Reilly • Sion Reilly • Opara Rendril • Liam Richards • Azeem Sahdein • Fayiz Sahdein • Ibrahim Sahdein • Isaac Sahdein • Maneira Sahdein • Sheira Sahdein • Yezeed Sahdein • Deybri Seabury • Jandalea Seabury • Tymos Seabury • Llandra Skyrider • Jostin Steen • Burtrane Steen • Georges Steen • Jewel Steen • Maygariette Steen • Patrictia Steen • Penellope Steen • Ombedor Steen • Wynstone Steen • Deyniel Steen-Allison • Orn Thavil • Nesian Thultyrl • Rendeth Thultyrl • Vasili Trichev • Alissa Wyndsong

Creatures[]

dwarf • elf • gnome • half-elf (half-sea elf) • half-orc • human

Locations[]

Structures
Ahlmer's General Store • Amern's Stables • Aughtiman's Boats • Bartering Bazaar • Berserker's Festhall • Brothers Dolmur Smithy • Chessenta Vineyards • Crafty Lady • Daglert's Stones • Dome of Reason • Dwanrin the Clothier's Shop • Fallen Star Company • Gems of Proeskampalar • Granite Chalice • Grendel's Magnificent Armory • Gilded Cage • Hall of Joyous Success • Hall of Venturers • Happy Hippocampus • High Court • House of Plenty • House of the Hand • Iron Shield Warehouse • Jade Palace • Jeweled Cup • King's Ransom • Kwella's One-Stop Herb Shop • Lady's Happy Hall • Market Plaza • Mercenary's Loft • Merchants' Guildhouse • Miner's Pick • Montgar's Horse Outlet • Montgar's Horses • Moonlight Pavilion • Palace of the Thultyrl • Printer's Forge • Proeskampalar Gardens • Rendril's Forge • Ruby Square Marketplace • Sailor's Refuge • Silent Sword • Sividia Academy of the Magical Arts • Slate Hall • Thallastam Theater for the Performing Arts • Tower of the Eye • Treasure Hunter's Shoppe • Verlaine's • The Way's End • Weary Prince
Referenced only
Standing Stone
Roads & Trails
Great Way • Tutor's Turn
Districts
Adventurers' District • Castle District • District of the Poor • Merchant District • Nobles District • Port District • Sea District • Services District • Temple District
Settlements
Procampur • Proeskampalar
Referenced only
Opus • Ravens Bluff • Tantras • Yhaunn
Geography
Regions
the Vast
Referenced only
Dalelands • Netheril • Sembia

Organizations[]

Families & Clans
Allison • Arawl • Bailey • Burkley • Deepaxe • Eisner • Erikas • Gaines • Gallastan • Grimm • Hannith • Hillsafar • Jirin • Kailin • Krimpach • Lurian • Mour • Piniago • Prodvorst • Reilly • Rockfist • Sahdein • Seabury • Steen • Terias • Thultyrl
Law & Order
Council of Justice • Diamond Legion • Eagle Riders • Guard of the Star Sapphire • Nobles Council • Procampan Navy • Proctors
Professional
Greyson Institute • Society of Entertainers and Providers
Religious

Religions[]

Deities
Ceraphane • Chauntea • Deneir • Glasya • Gond • Helm • Istishia • Kelemvor • Lliira • Mystra • Oghma • Selûne • Torm • Tymora • Waukeen

Miscellaneous[]

Other
biscuit • belt • bracelet • dagger • Dale-Reckoning • Dreaded Harbinger • gem • gold • Hamayarch • helmet • Marshall of Discipline • longsword • Procampur Shining Jewel • slate

Appendix[]

Notes[]

  1. The events of the Living City Ravens Bluff campaign took place on a timeline that advanced together with the real world's time. Even though all Living City adventures and issues of Ravens Bluff Trumpeter were dated with real-world dates, there were events that received a DR year. The Living City timeline can be derived from Myrkyssa Jelan's historic events of the late 14th century DR. Myrkyssa Jelan attacked Ravens Bluff in 1370 DR, according to The City of Ravens Bluff and Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 3rd edition; these events are chronicled in an in-and-out of universe issues of Ravens Bluff Trumpeter. This places the real world year 1997 as 1370 DR, and in 1998 (1371 DR), Myrkyssa was at last arrested and tried and said to have been executed, only to reappear in 1372 DR in The City of Ravens novel. As the real world's months and the Calendar of Harptos are virtually identical, we can also date all events of the Living City Ravens Bluff as close as an in-universe month.

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Jay Fisher, Daniel Cooper (1997-10-02). Procampur, Shining Jewel of the Vast. RPGA. Archived from the original on 1998-07-17. Retrieved on 2023-09-03.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Jay Fisher, Daniel Cooper. UCCWeb. RPGA. Archived from the original on 1998-12-02.
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Jay Fisher, Daniel Cooper (1997-10-26). UCCWeb. RPGA. Archived from the original on 1998-12-01.