The Song of Druid's Deep was a song worked on by the Harper bard Tarim Inavule in the late 15th century DR.[1][note 1]
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Tarim's already begun composing his 'Song of Druid's Deep,' you know.
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“
You've done it, then! Defeated Halsaime, broken his curse! What a fine song that will make by a tavern fire! The Song of Druid's Deep, I'll call it!
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— Tarim[1]
The song was created to commemorate the events that occurred around the Druid's Deep of Thorngap, in the King's Forest of Cormyr, which was taken over by the druid Halsaime after he was corrupted and maddened by a cursed staff. Although he caused a great deal of destruction and suffering as he plotted to conquer the world, Tarim, Jussko Kwahn, Kirinel Zay, and some heroic adventurers managed to stop him and destroy the staff before he could do more than threaten Eveningstar.[1]
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- ↑ Menace of the Underdark (including Web of Chaos) is dated to the period of 1484–1485 DR, as it references the ongoing Darkening. Shadowfell Conspiracy (including Disciples of Shadow, Shadow Under Thunderholme, The Druid's Deep, and The High Road of Shadows) are dated to the same period, as they are stated to take place at roughly the same time as Menace of the Underdark.
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Standing Stone Games (August 2012). “The Druid's Deep”. In Dungeons & Dragons Online. Daybreak Game Company.