1) The long-fallen realm of Ogtiir, which the spirit folk then conquered and founded the kingdom of Gujarr, later known as “Guge.” The kingdom of Dralvarr, the only trace of which today is the city of Dralpur (much shrunken from its former size) in what is now... #realmslore
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@TheEdVerse I don't think it's ever been covered before so I humbly ask: What were the eastern lands Bane, Bhaal, and Myrkul terrorized back in their adventuring days?

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2) ..Ulgarth. The sultrarr of Amjarann, a rakshasa realm ruled by four brothers, sultans magically bound to one another by their reclusive mother, the rakshasa Amjarra, so that a wound to one was a wound to all (to keep them from warring on each other; this “rule.. #realmslore
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3) ..of four” is why it’s a sultrarr and not a sultanate) in what is now Durpar. Its name survives (albeit mangled) in the “Amjer Forest,” where elves dwell today, and which has overgrown the onetime farming heartland of the land of Amjarann. And finally, to the... #realmslore
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4) ...east and south of Ogtiir, the small realm of Mahalavid, the Land of Seven Barons, the homeland of the Maviddi (soum, or half-elves). #realmslore
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Could you tell us about the Dead Three's lives before they began adventuring and who they were then?
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What was Ogtiir like before it's fall and why did the spirit folk of the Guge swear fealty to the Dead Three?
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