The Dalelands is a 2nd-edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons accessory for the Forgotten Realms.
The Dalelands are a place where adventurers are welcomed, and heroes rewarded with gold, honor, and power. Enemies, old and new, move against the Dales constantly, and the call goes out for brave and true heroes to defend the land!
The Dalelands are the oldest campaign setting of the Forgotten Realms, finally described in detail. New and exciting information about each of these independent lands is contained in this accessory. Of course, the dark and sinister enemies who plot against the Dales are described as well! Prepare to meet the challenges of the Dalelands!Description[]
The Dalelands offers a comprehensive overview of the Dalelands. It includes descriptions of the Dalelands' geography, borders, and notable landmarks. It provides details on the various dale communities, towns, and cities within the region. Each dale often has its own unique culture, traditions, and political structure. Prominent dale communities like Shadowdale, Daggerdale, and Mistledale are explored.
It provides information about the historical events and developments that have shaped the Dalelands over the centuries. This includes discussions of conflicts, alliances, and key figures in the region's history. It also provides descriptions of notable factions, guilds, and organizations that operate within the Dalelands.
The Dalelands contains information on creatures that are commonly found in the Dalelands. This includes local wildlife, magical beasts, and potential threats to adventurers. It also provides profiles of notable NPCs who play important roles in the Dalelands. These NPCs may serve as allies, quest-givers, or antagonists in campaigns set in the region.
For Dungeon Masters, The Dalelands contains adventure ideas, plot hooks, and scenarios set within the Dalelands. These can include quests, mysteries, and challenges specific to the region. It contains descriptions of various adventure sites, dungeons, and ruins that players may explore within the Dalelands. These sites often hold secrets, treasures, and dangers.
Contents[]
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: The Dalelands
- Chapter 2: The Dales
- Chapter 3: Features of the Dalelands
Index[]
Characters[]
- Alena • Arlho • Arvien Blackhair • Derim Whiteshield • Dumic the Red • Durang Head-taker • Elmo Braunstar • Galath • Gannon Durei • Grypht • Gunderman Brewmaster • Halfgar • Helena Treskeden • Heresk Malorn • Holfast Harpenshield • Iletian Blackeagle • Jarwain • Jhanira Barasstan • Kaulvaeras Greymantle • Llewan Aspenwold • Multhimmer • Nelyssa Shendean • Peldan • Riurmorn • Targen Holdfast • Thorm Ubler • Thraxata • Ulwen Sharin • Yegg Blackteeth
Locations[]
- Bodies of Water
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- Ponds
- Heresk's Pool • Horsewater Pool
- Buildings
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- Businesses
- Arlho's Fine Flasks • Braunstar Wheelwright • Jarwain's Imports • Kaulvaeras Stables • Lhuin's Fine Leathers • Multhimmer the Merchant's shop • Thorm's Mill
- Civic Buildings
- Barracks of the Riders • House of the High Councillor
- Fortresses
- Galath's Roost
- Inns
- Ashabenford Arms • White Hart Inn
- Residences
- Arvien's Home
- Taverns
- Velvet Veil
- Temples
- Abbey of the Golden Sheaf • Oakengrove Abbey • Shrine to Chauntea
- Geographical Features
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- Glens
- Barrowfields
- Mountains
- Bloodhorn
- Realms
- Archendale • Battledale • Daggerdale • Deepingdale • Featherdale • Harrowdale • High Dale • Mistledale • Scardale • Shadowdale • Sessrendale • Tarkhaldale • Tasseldale • Teshendale
- Settlements
- Ashabenford • Elven Crossing • Glen • Peldan's Helm • Sessrenglade • Swordcrag • Tarkhaldan
Magic[]
- Items
- Rod of Peldan
Organizations[]
- Bodies of Government
- Council of Six
- Costers
- Black Eagle Coster
- Law Enforcement
- Riders of Mistledale
Miscellaneous[]
- Classes & Kits
- buccaneer • swashbuckler • witch
Gallery[]
Credits[]
- Design: L. Richard Baker III
- Editing: Richard Steinberg
- Interior Art: Eric Hotz, Valerie Yalusek, Denis Beauvais
- Cover Art: John and Laura Lakey
- Cartography: Dawn Murin
- Typography: Angelika Lokotz
- Art Co-Ordination: Peggy Cooper
- Graphic Co-Ordination: Sarah Feggestad
- Thanks to: Ed Greenwood, Jeff Grubb, Tim Beach, and Julia Martin
Appendix[]
See Also[]
References[]
- ↑ Richard Baker (1993). The Dalelands. (TSR, Inc), p. 4. ISBN 978-1560766674.