Preview - Terrlens Cyclopaedia of The North

This is a preview of an upcoming product to be released in 2017.
It is not the final version,

and only covers locations starting with A & B.
Introduction: The North is defined by Waterdhavians as that area between the Anauroch desert
and the Sword Coast, and to the north of Waterdeep, the City of Splendors. All the locations
within have appeared in a published Forgotten Realms product, with a mere couple of
exceptions, in which case the location was defined by a prominent Realms author, designer, or
well respected fan – in which case that will be noted within these pages.
This guide is an accompaniment to Terrlen’s map of the North, and is not designed to be
comprehensive, but rather to to pique interest in the area, with the hope that readers will seek
out the other sources quoted within to learn more.
This guide, together with the map, should make a perfect accompaniment to people playing
through “Storm King’s Thunder”, as well as any other campaigns that venture into the North –
also known as the Savage Frontier.
Ex-lycanthrope and guide of the Nentir Vale, accidental planar traveller to the Forgotten Realms, amazing swordsman as
well as lover (no, really!), bold and intrepid traveller, holder of the most
enviable calf muscles, and currently employed cartographer.
Not for resale. Permission granted to print or photocopy this document for personal use only . TERRLEN’S CYCLOPAEDIA OF THE NORTH 1
Sky Pony tribes. A trail leading from Dead Orc Pass
The North has been covered in a variety of sources, a passes through here, leading to Adbar Road to the
list of which is given at the end of this document. east[2].
Perhaps the most detailed of these is the 1996 release
“The North – Guide to the Savage Frontier”, which is Primary Source: Silver Marches, 2002[2]
available as a pdf at the DM’s Guild. Latest Source: War of Everlasting Darkness (map only),
2012[4]
However, this source mainly details the area as it
existed over a hundred years in the past, and before Adofhaer Glade
both the Spellplague and the Sundering. For a more up
to date source, the 2016 release “Storm King’s Thunder” This glade was once the site of the city of Myth
is recommended. Adofhaer, a part of the elven kingdom of Siluvanede in
the High Forest. It disappeared from Faerûn thousands
For more on the distant history of the North, check out of years ago, in a time of great elven conflict, and has
the products “Grand History of the Realms” and “Lost not been seen or heard from since. Rumours persist
Empires of Faerûn”. that a tome exists somewhere in the High Forest
specifying the conditions for the city’s return to the
This list contains brief details on both Surface and world[5].
Underdark locations. Not all maps will show all these
locations – for a map with all the locations, make sure Primary & Latest Source: Lost Empires of Faerûn,
to download the combined Surface & Underdark maps. 2005[5]
This guide is NOT designed to be comprehensive. For Agatha’s Lair

more details on each of these locations, follow the
reference to find the original source – most Forgotten This grove inside the Neverwinter Wood not far from
Realms products are full of great information that can Conyberry is haunted by the banshee known as Agatha.
be used to great effect in your campaign! It has been said that she has taken to looting the
Dessarin Valley in the past, but other stories tell of her
being a guardian of sorts to the town of Conyberry – at
least until the town was destroyed[6]. Rumours persist
A that it the banshee, centuries old, may answer a
visitor’s single question[7]. That is, if they bring her a
Adbar Road suitable gift – for otherwise they may find themselves
facing the banshee’s wrath. It should be noted that she
This road leading south from Citadel Adbar was built by is no ordinary banshee, and can cast powerful spells[6].
King Adbar, the founder of that dwarven stronghold in
the time of ancient Delzoun, to serve as a trade-road Primary Source: Volo’s Guide to the North, 1993[6]
bring the wealth of the mines of Adbar to other Latest Source: Lost Mine of Phandelver, 2014[7]
markets[1]. At the Fork to the south, it meets the Fork
Road to Sundabar, as well as a nameless track heading
east to the ruins of Ascore[2]. Alsapir’s Rock
This tiny island in the Red Rocks on the Sword Coast
Primary Source: Silver Marches, 2002[2]
was named for a fisherman who died when his boat
Latest Source: Storm King's Thunder (map only), 2016[3]
crashed here long ago. A many-armed tide-water
cavern on the western side of the island was once
Adbar Run home to Gaulauntyr, a topaz dragon known to some as
This great valley sits between the Rauvin Mountains to “the Thief Dragon”[8]. However, she abandoned that
the southwest and the Ice Mountains to the northeast. lair after she was an attempt to enthrall her there by
There are no citadels or outposts here, and it is true the Cult of the Dragon, and she is no longer believed to
wilderness. Goblins and orcs from the nearby make the North her home[9]. The dragon’s hoard has
mountains may be found here, and it is also long since been looted. Curiously, the island is known
occasionally roamed by Uthgardt of the Red Tiger and to always have animals and beasts roaming about –
although there is no way for them to get there and magical in nature. In the centre of the desert is the
they regularly starve to death[10]. waterless Plain of Standing Stones, and the south, a hot
and sandy desert, is known as the Sword[3, 17]. Desert
Primary & Latest Source: Environs of Waterdeep, creatures and monsters have been known to roam
2006[10] from the desert into the eastern fringes of the
North[18].
Amphail
Primary Source: Anauroch – The Empire of Shade,
Situated on the Long Road to the north of Waterdeep, 2007[17]
Amphail is a town with strong connections to that city, Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016[3]
and numerous Waterdhavian families keep stables
here. The most prominent of these include Houses
Amcathra, Ilzimmer, and Roaringhorn[3]. The town itself
Araj
is named for Amphail the Just, a prominent figure in This enormous stalagmite in the Upperdark serves as
Waterdeep’s early history[6]. the tower of the drow wizard Vizeran DeVir, one of the
greatest magical talents of Menzoberranzan. The
In the town’s centre is black stone statue of the Great centre of the stalagmite is hollowed out and serves as
Shalarn, a famous war stallion. Local lore holds that if the wizard’s domain, and it is heavily guarded by
the ghost of its rider, the ranger Yarobyn Longarm, magical protections[19].
appears on its back, war will soon come to the town.
To the west of town stands Horse Pond, a muddy pool Primary & Latest Source: Out of the Abyss, 2015[19]
full of frogs that is said to hold the entrance to an
underwater tomb. In the southeast of town sits a Ardeep Forest
gigantic leafless tree called the Old Dead Rowan, which
locals climb to use as a lookout[6]. This forest was home to the moon elves of Ardeep up
until they abandoned their home for Evermeet in the
Primary Source: Volo’s Guide to the North, 1993[6] Elven Retreat[5]. It is home to various ruins, some of
Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016[3] which are guarded by wood elves that have travelled
here from Evermeet[3]. The north and south Ardeep
rivers drain the forest, joining to become the Selpir
Amphail Road before they empty into the Sea of Swords. There are
This road has not been detailed in any major sources. It too many sites and ruins in the forest to detail here
is generally depicted as being between Amphail and properly, though they include the tomb of the famous
Bargewright Inn[11, 12], although some maps also show it elven warrior Reluraun[5, 20], and the royal crypts of the
making a detour via Goldenfields[10, 13]. laranlors and laranlas (Kings and Queens) of the realm
of Ardeep[10]. For more information, check out Terrlen’s
Primary Source: Environs of Waterdeep, 2006[10] other product, “Ardeep Forest Maps & Guide”, on
Latest Source: Scourge of the Sword Coast, 2014[12] DM’s Guild.
Anauroch Primary Source: Lost Empires of Faerûn, 2005[5]

Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016[3]
The great desert of Anauroch serves as the eastern
border of the North. It is a barren wasteland of
steppeland, rocky wastes, and true desert. Legend
The Ardessway
states it was not always like this[14], and some of the This trail appears on one of the earliest published maps
desert somehow once again began to grow vegetation of the region around Waterdeep[13], and goes between
for a time over the last century. It is said this was linked Zundbridge and Womford. The name “Ardessway” is
to the mages of Thultanthar[15], for since that realm’s unpublished, but was created by Eric L. Boyd, a well
fall, any greenery has once more been overwhelmed by respected Realms designer[21].
the vast desert[16]. In the northern part of the Anauroch
is an enormous glacier known as the High Ice, and their Primary & Latest Source: Dragon Magazine #128,
proximity is a further sign that the desert’s formation is 1987[13]
Arn Forest Auckney
This forest of pines and bogs lies in wilderness on the This small village on the Cold Run northwest of
northeast flank of the Nether Mountains. Few have Fireshear sitting around a harbor which encloses a
reason to travel here, though the gnome settlement of small island, on which Castle Auck, the domain of the
Graevelwood lies in the drier eastern reaches of the ruling Auck family lies[24].
forest[2].
Primary & Latest Source: Reader’s Guide to the Legend
Primary Source: Silver Marches, 2002[2] of Drizzt, 2008[24]
Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016[3] *Author’s Note: I have not read this material, and this
information was obtained from
Ascalhorn River forgottenrealms.wikia.com
This western source stream of the Delimbiyr river is

named after the once proud fortress of Ascalhorn, part
Auvandell
of the elven realm of Eaerlann. Ascalhorn fell to This small town sits at where the Silverymoon Pass
demons in 882 DR and became known as Hellgate emerges into Sundabar Vale. An old dwarven
Keep, until it was obliterated in the 1360s and the area watchtower from the town of Delzoun stands in the
became known as Hellgate Dell. The name Ascalhorn centre of town. The tower is said to have been raised
comes from Ascal’s Horn, the peak sitting above the over the hoard of a great dragon defeated by the
river on which the fortress was founded, which itself town’s namesake, a human hero named Auvan
was named for Ascal Rachiilstar, the founder of the Arlandspyr. The area around the town is rugged and
fortress[22]. hard to farm, and most of Auvandell’s industry can be
accounted for by a pair of small mines nearby. The
Primary Source: Hellgate Keep, 1998[22] town is ruled by a High Sheriff[2].
Latest Source: Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide,
2015[16] Primary Source: Silver Marches, 2002[2]
Latest Source: War of Everlasting Darkness (map only),
Ascore 2012[4]
B
It is said that Ascore was once a dwarven port in the
time of Delzoun, sitting on a sea where the great
desert of Anauroch now stands – but now the remains
of colossal stone ships, lying half-covered in the desert, Baldur’s Gate
are the only clue left to that truth. A nameless trail
from the west leads to a cliff overlooking the ruins, Although not truly in the North (although people from
where a pair of gigantic stone griffon statues stand Calimshan might disagree), its connection to the North
guarding a path through the rockface to the ruins via the Trade Way warrants the great city of Baldur’s
below. Although the ruins are rumoured to hold great Gate a mention here. The population of the city is truly
enormous, and has long outgrown the city’s walls. By
treasure, few approach due to a feeling of the
presence of great evil there. Some say the evil road, Baldur’s Gate lies 600 miles south from
presence comes from the circle of thirteen tall, five- Waterdeep[16]. For a more comprehensive look at the
sided red pyramids sitting in the centre of the ruins[23]. City and recent events there (including the return of
The Shadovar of Thultanthar maintained a presence Bhaal, god of murder), check out Murder in Baldur’s
here for a time[2], and were believed to be studying the Gate[25], or the Baldur’s Gate series of video games
ruins[5]. However, they are presumed to have fled or (although they take place over a century in the past).
been destroyed with the fall of that realm a few years
ago. Primary Source: Murder in Baldur’s Gate, 2013[25]
Latest Source: Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide,
Primary Source: The Savage Frontier, 1988[23] 2015[16]
Latest Source: Storm King's Thunder, 2016[3]
Baraskur
This mountain cave-complex doubles as a stronghold
Beliard
for the Ripped Gut orc tribe, and takes its name from This small village, filled with trees which keep much of
one of their great heroes. The entry sits on the south it in shadow, stands not far from the Stone Bridge[6]
side of Orcsblood Peak, and the orcs within are known and serves as a market-moot for local cattle drovers.
to raid Turnstone Pass, the Fork Road, and even as far The town’s inn, the Watchful Knight, was named for an
as Moon Pass. Baraskur is said to be watched over by animated suit of armour that defended the place –
the ghost of a powerful human sorcerer, whom the until the armour disappeared, and the owner of the inn
orcs placate somehow in return[2]. soon after.[3] The armour itself is rumoured to be
wandering the Dessarin Valley, attacking those it
Primary Source: Silver Marches, 2002[2] comes across[27]. A few bodyguards and mercenaries
Latest Source: War of Everlasting Darkness (map only), active in the Waterdeep and the Heartlands recently
2012[4] retired here, a fact which discourages bandits targeting
the small town[27].
Bard Keep
Primary Source: Volo’s Guide to the North, 1993[6]
These ruins were once a library and temple devoted to Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016[3]
Oghma, god of knowledge, and one of the “three
pillars of learning” in the area, which also included the
Herald’s Holdfast and the Vault of Sages in
Beorunna’s Well
Silverymoon. However, it was destroyed when a Beorunna was a hero of the pre-Uthgardt people in the
corrupt cleric tried to take control of the site. The North, and some legends link him to being a father or
survivors fled to found the Halls of Inspiration in ancestor of Uthgar himself[23]. The site of Beorunna’s
Silverymoon, while the corrupt cleric and his followers Well is an ice-cold cavern that has sunk directly into
are said to be cursed by Oghma to haunt the site the ground, deep in the Glimmerwood. Uthgardt
forever more. The Halls of Inspiration discourage legend holds that Beorunna himself died here fighting
visiting the site, though it is possible valuable books a demon. The cavern holds a heated pool with a steady
and scrolls remain somewhere in the ruins[26]. geyser, hence the name[3]. The site is sacred to both
the Black Lion and Red Tiger Uthgardt clans, who
Primary & Latest Source: Dungeon Magazine #029, consider it their ancestor mound. In the past, the Black
1991 Lions had abandoned their traditions for a time and set
up a settlement here that traded with outsiders[18], but
Bargewright Inn in more recent times they have returned to their
tradition of raiding[3], and it is presumed that no village
Located on Jundar’s Hill, a hillock overlooking remains here, as the tribe now has no tolerance for the
Ironford[18], this small walled community centers trappings of civilization[3].
around the Old Bargewright Inn, which has recently
been rebuilt to have strong stone walls. Contacts of the Primary Source: The Savage Frontier, 1988[23]
Black Network can be found there[3]. The community’s Latest Source: Storm King's Thunder, 2016[3]
size changes drastically with the trade season, rising to
host hundreds in the peak. It was founded by Feston
Bargewright, from whom the town takes its name, well
Berlingford
over a century ago[6], though these days the town is This small town in the Glimmerwood has a
run by more of a plutocracy of business owners – many predominantly human population. The Boar’s Head Inn
of which are under the influence of the Zhentarim. The is a popular, friendly meeting place. It has traditionally
Black Network also have an unexpected ally here in the been watched over by a circle of druids known as the
form of the vampire Stillmarsh, who has agreed to only Council of Pines, but this group was greatly diminished
feed on the Zhentarim’s unwanted guests.[3]. in an attack by servants of Malar many winters ago[28].
Primary Source: Volo’s Guide to the North, 1993[6] Primary & Latest Source: Dungeon #103, 2003[28]
Latest Source: Storm King's Thunder, 2016[3]
Berun’s Hill encourages most travelers to travel through Luskan by
preference, but those wishing to avoid the city may do
This hill, bare-topped and conical, commands a so, at a cost[16]. It is said that it is from this ford that
peerless view of the region, and has been used in the Blackford Road gets its name[3], but this may be
past to keep watch for descending orc hordes. It is said confused with the Blackford over the Black Raven River
that the famous ranger Berun slew three hundred orcs further up the road. The truth may be lost to time.
here before he was overwhelmed by them [1]. “Berun”
may be an Illuskan corruption of Beorunna, a hero of Primary Source: Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide,
the barbaric pre-Uthgar people[23]. The hill itself sits in 2015[16]
the southeastern section of the Starmetal Hills. Legend Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016[3]
speaks of an ancient dwarven tomb under the hill filled
with wealth, but this has since been repurposed by
dwarven priests as the Vault of the Lost Wayfarer, who Blackford Road
found the gold stolen away long ago by duergar[29].
This trade road running between Mirabar and Luskan
dates back to the dwarven realm of Gharraghaur,
Primary Source: The Savage Frontier, 1988[23]
thousands of years ago[16]. Gharraghaur never existed
Latest Source: The North – Guide to the Savage
at the same time as Luskan[32], and it is possible that
Frontier, 1996[18]
the road once connected with the coastal dwarven
realm of Haunghdannar, in the time before the two
Berun’s River realms fell. Other names for the road include Auril’s
This river, running between the Starmetal Hills and the Road and the Stygian Road[3], presumably because it is
Neverwinter Wood, is a tributary of the Neverwinter in a very cold part of the North.
River[30]. The water likely runs from the peaks in the
Primary Source: Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide,
hills down to Lake Glorfindar at the base of Twilight
Tor, one of the largest peaks in the Starmetal Hills[31]. 2015[16]
The lake then drains west towards the Neverwinter Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016[3]
River, becoming a tributary of that before emptying
into the Sea of Swords. Black Helm Tower
This fortified compound northeast of Daggerford is
Primary Source: The North – Guide to the Savage
home to the holder of the role of Black Vizor in the
Frontier, 1996 (map only)[18]
High Heralds. The role requires much travelling, as the
Latest Source: Neverwinter Campaign Setting, 2011[30]
Black Vizor is deeply involved in the politics of Western
Faerûn, and thus the Herald is said to rarely be at
Blackford home[10]. The name of “Black Helm Tower” comes from
the fact that Black Helm was the previous title of the
Spanning the Black Raven River on the Blackford Road High Herald before Black Vizor[33].
is a stone bridge, with broken statues of rearing horses
at each end. It first appears on one of the earliest maps Primary & Latest Source: Environs of Waterdeep,
of the North[23]. It is not to be confused with Blackford 2006[10]
Crossing, a little-used ford across the River Mirar to the
west. Black Maw Bog
Primary Source: The Savage Frontier, 1988 (map This bog, sitting between Triboar and Westbridge on
only)[23] the Long Road, gets its name from swallowing
Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016[3] travellers who are never seen again. The bog gets to
thirty feet deep in its deepest areas, and is known for
Blackford Crossing swallowing reckless or ignorant travelers that neglect
Ilikur’s bridge over it. Those that venture too deep into
Luskan, thirty miles to the west, controls this ford the bog find themselves slowly sucked in, unable to
crossing the River Mirar, and charges large tolls. This move, until eventually they become totally immersed
and run out of breath. The Huntinghorn stream (too to some extent, has always been) other humans[3], such
small outside the bog to appear on most maps) passes as the Bedine[36].
over the bog, making it difficult to see in places, and
thus more inviting to travelers wishing to pass over it. Primary Source: Anauroch, 1991[36]
The bog is slowly expanding to the east, and sits in an Latest Source: Storm King's Thunder, 2016[3]
area often threatened by bugbears[34].
Bleached Bones Pass
Primary Source: Dragon Magazine #307, 2003[34]
Latest Source: Princes of the Apocalypse, 2015 (map Few use this pass that once connected the human
only)[27] realm of Netheril at Dekanter in the east with Illefarn in
the west. Piles of sun-whitened bones line the trail, and
the pass takes its name from this oddity. Many small
Black Raven Camp orc strongholds line the pass, and they are constantly
On the summit of Dhaemang’s Head, the southernmost at war with each other[23]. The ruined dwarfhold of
peak of the Frost Hills, sits a camp of the Black Raven Citadel Yaunoroth overlooks the path, abandoned since
Uthgardt. From here they plan their raids, which they the fall of the dwarven realm of Ammarindar centuries
perform on the backs of giant ravens[2]. They are ago[5].
known for raiding caravans going to and from Mithral
Hall[16], and this site offers an excellent view of such Primary Source: The Savage Frontier, 1988[23]
activity[2]. Latest Source: Lost Empires of Faerûn, 2005[5]
Primary and Latest Source: Silver Marches, 2002[2] Blightwood

This small wood north of Daggerford appears on recent
Black Raven River maps of the Delimbiyr Vale[3]. Its history is unknown,
This river has its source in the foothills of the Spine of and it is only named in an unpublished section of a
the World, from where it runs down past the canyon map of the Daggerford region that appears in the 5th
holding Raven Rock to become a tributary of the River edition Dungeon Master’s Guide, which is available on
Mirar[23]. As Raven Rock is an ancestor mound shared the artist Mike Schley’s website[37]. It is likely to be a
by the Black Raven and Grey Wolf tribes, the area remnant of the much greater forest that once covered
around the river is perilous and prone to attack from this region[5].
these groups[6].
Primary Source: Daggerford Region Map, 2014 (map
Primary Source: The Savage Frontier, 1988[23] only)[37]
Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016[3] Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016 (map only,
unnamed)[3]
Black Road
This road, the only one of its kind to cross the
Blingdenstone
Anauroch desert, was founded by the Zhentarim over a This svirfneblin city lies in the Upperdark below
century ago. It was lost for much of that time when the Firstpeak, also known as Ironstar Mountain. The city
Shadovar of Thultanthar took control of the region, but was founded over two thousand years ago by deep
with the passing of that realm a few years ago the gnomes fleeing from the phaerimm in the east[38]. After
Zhentarim have reclaimed the route[3]. It runs between the gnomes helped the dwarves of Mithral Hall against
Llorkh in the west (past Parnast) to Teshendale in the the drow of Menzoberranzan in 1358 DR, the drow
east, on the other side of the desert[9]. The exclusive retaliated, summoning demons into the city, killing
Zhentarim route cuts weeks of travel time between thousands of svirfneblin[9]. Those that survived fled to
their strongholds in the east and the cities of the Sword Silverymoon, where they were taken in with open
Coast, though the route remains dangerous[35]. It cuts arms. They have only recently returned in the last
through the southern third of the desert known as the decade or so, and it has been a struggle to retake their
Sword[36], and the primary problem there remains (and city from the foul forces within it - though their future
shows hope[19].
Primary Source: Legacy of the Crystal Shard, 2013[41]
Primary Source: Drizzt Do’Urden’s Guide to the Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016[3]
Underdark, 1999[38]
Latest Source: Out of the Abyss, 2015[19] Bremen’s Run
On the western flank of Kelvin’s Cairn in Icewind Dale
Bloodgate Keep the land flattens out to a smooth pathway leading from
This small fortress was constructed in secret under a Ten Towns to the northern tundra. This path is known
decade ago by Thayan Red Wizards, away from prying as Bremen’s Run[42]. Orcs and barbarians occasionally
eyes in the Forlorn HIlls. The keep was built on atop come down this way to raid Ten Towns, as they do
nascent magical portals leading to elemental nodes – through Icewind Pass on the other side of Kelvin’s
vaults of immense elemental power[12]. The portals Cairn[41].
were built long ago by Netherese nobles who founded
a cult dedicated to the Elemental Princes. When their Primary Source: The Forgotten Realms Atlas, 1990[42]
movement was discovered, they hid the keys to these Latest Source: Legacy of the Crystal Shard, 2013[41]
portals and fled, though they never returned[39]. The
Red Wizards found the keys centuries later, and
managed to open the portals, hoping to bring through Bryn Shander
armies from Thay. Although the Thayans managed to The largest of the settlements of Ten-Towns in Icewind
use open a portal to Thay at the site, the portal was Dale, Bryn Shander finds itself the centre of trade in
immediately destroyed by adventurers working with that community, partly because it sits on the main
the famed hero Sir Isteval[40]. What became of the Keep caravan route heading south – the Ten Trail. The walled
afterwards is known to few outside Isteval, but it may town sits atop a hill where it has a commanding view of
have even been destroyed in the backlash from the the surrounding tundra[3]. It is the youngest of the Ten
destroyed portal. Towns, and only one building stands more than one
story tall, belonging to the town’s Speaker [41]. An
Primary Source: Scourge of the Sword Coast, 2014[12] impressive stone edifice built by the dwarves of
Latest Source: Dead in Thay, 2014[40] Kelvin’s Cairn stands on the main route into the town’s
centre – the House of the Triad, a temple devoted to
Bremen Tyr, Torm, and Ilmater[41].
This small village in Icewind Dale is one of the Ten
Primary & Latest Source: Storm King’s Thunder, 2016[3]
Towns, and sits on the west bank of Maer Dualdon,
where it drains into the Shaengarne river. It can only
be accessed from by crossing the Shaengarne either by Buiyrandyn
boat or at a dangerous ford crossing. Seasonal floods This was once a tiny drow settlement, home to drow
affect the area, and the locals take care not to build on that spurned the worship of Lolth. It’s most famous
the floodplain[41]. Bremen is known for having a higher resident was Qilue Veladorn, the most mysterious of
population of people descending from the Reghed the Seven Sisters. It was destroyed centuries ago by
barbarians than most other settlements in Ten Towns. illithids, and now the site is home to a small clan of
This may be due to members of the Tribe of the Elk hook horrors[38].
helping rebuild the town after it was burned by the
forces of Akar Kessell a century ago[23]. Primary & Latest Source: Drizzt Do’Urden’s Guide to
the Underdark, 1999[38]
In centre of the town are five taverns said to have
originally been built by five brothers, and near every
night a fight breaks out there. In the Shaengarne not
far from town is a small island where a witch is said to
live, but in fact the woman has no powers and just C
wants to be left alone[41]. Caer-Dineval
This location has not yet been detailed.
Ched Nasad
Caer-Konig This location has not yet been detailed.
Cinderspire
Cairn of Moonlight This location has not yet been detailed.
Citadel Adbar
Cairn Road
Citadel Felbarr
Calling Horns
Citadel of the Mists
Carnath Roadhouse
Citadel Yaunoroth
Castle Hartwick
Claw Hollow
Castle Naeytar This location has not yet been detailed.
Clear Whirl River
Castle of Illusion
Cold Run
Cavern of Cloven Heads This location has not yet been detailed.
Coldwood
Chalarstaurkh
Conyberry
Chasmleap Bridge
Courthoun
Chaulssin
Crag Creek
Ch’Chitl This location has not yet been detailed.
Cragmaw Castle Dead Orc Pass
This location has not yet been detailed. This location has not yet been detailed.
The Crags Deadsnows

Crumbling Stair Deadstone Cleft

Cryshal Tirith Death Shallows

Deeping Cave
D This location has not yet been detailed.
Daggerford Deg Shanat

Dalagar’s Dagger Delimbiyran

Dancing Falls Delimbiyr River

Dancing Motes of Thaeravel Delimbiyr Route

Dark Arrow Keep Delimbiyr Vale

Dawn Pass Dessarin Hills

Dead Dragon Gorge Dessarin River

Dead Horse Ford Dessarin Road

E
Dessarin Valley
Easthaven
Dhaemang’s Head This location has not yet been detailed.
Edal’s Creek
The Dire Wood This location has not yet been detailed.
Elfwood
Dolblunde
Elturgard
Dougal’s Hole
Elven Castle
Dragondoom
Elven Port
Dread Ring
Endless Caverns
Druarwood This location has not yet been detailed.
Entemoch’s Boon
Drygully Tunnel This location has not yet been detailed.
Erendlyn
Dungeon of Death This location has not yet been detailed.
Evereska
Dungeon of the Hark This location has not yet been detailed.
Everlake
Dungeon of the Ruins This location has not yet been detailed.
Everlund
Evermelt
Evermoors Firehammer Hold

Evermoor Way Fireshear

Evershed Flint Rock

Eye of the All-Father Floshin Estate

Forgotten Forest
F This location has not yet been detailed.
Fallen Lands The Fork

Far Forest Fork Road

Farsilver Forlorn Hills

Fastness of Green Shadows Fountains of Memory

Feathergale Spire Fourthpeak

Fell Pass Frost Hills

Frost Keep
Fendlestick’s Folly
Frostrill
Filthriddens
Frostspire Towers Goldenfields
Good Mead
G This location has not yet been detailed.
Gallery of Angels
Gracklstugh
Gargoyle Tube
Grandfather Tree
Gaustar’s Creek
Graevelwood
Gate
Gravenhollow
Gauntlgrym Grayflow River

Ghaulantatra’s Lair Graypeak Mountains

The Gibdraw Grayvale

Gillian’s Hill Grayvale Run

Glade of Life Great Worm Cavern

The Glimmerwood Greenleaf Vale

Goblintide River Griffon’s Nest

Grimlight’s Lair Hark River
Grimmantle Keep Harmun Rapids

Grudd Haug Harpshield Castle

Grunwald Hartsvale
Gundarlun Havyltor
Hawk’s Nest
H This location has not yet been detailed.
Halanaskarr Heartblood River

Hall of Four Ghosts Heart Takers’ Lair

Hall of Reflected Moonlight Hellgate Dell

Hall of Whirling Blades Helm’s Hold

Herald’s Holdfast
Halls of the Hammer
Hespheira
Halls of the Hunting Axe
Helvenblade House
Hammer Hall
High Gap The Ice Lakes
Highluthholt Ice Mountains

High Forest The Ice Peak

Don’t forget Aurilssbarg (in STK)
High Moor
This location has not yet been detailed. Icespear River
High Road
This location has not yet been detailed. Icespire Peak
Highstar Lake
This location has not yet been detailed. Ice Spires
Hilltop
This location has not yet been detailed. Ice Way
This track leading northwest from Adbar Road leads to
Holk House mines in the Ice Mountains.[18] Although the mines
have not been detailed to the author’s knowledge,
they probably belong to the dwarves of Citadel Adbar.
House of Stone Icewind Dale

House of the Axe Icewind Pass

Hundlestone Icingdeath’s Lair

Ieirithymbul
I This location has not yet been detailed.
The Iceflow Ilikur’s Bridge

Illusionist’s Keep Julkoun
Iniarv’s Tower Jundar’s Pass

Ironford
K
Ironmaster Karse
Iron Road Keeper’s Dale

Ironslag Khalusk
Ironstar Mountain Khedrun River

Iron Trail Khedvallahir

Iymrith’s Lair
Khelb
Kheldell
J This location has not yet been detailed.
Jalanthar
Kheldell Path
Jhackalkhyn
Khle’cayre
Jortay’s Folly Klauthen Vale

Kryptgarden Forest This location has not yet been detailed.

Llacerellyn
L Llorkh
Lac Dinneshere This location has not yet been detailed.
Loagrann River
Ladypeak This location has not yet been detailed.
Lonely Moor
Lady’s Hand Monastery This location has not yet been detailed.
Lonely Tower
Lake Woe This location has not yet been detailed.
Lonelywood
Lance Rock This location has not yet been detailed.
The Long Road
Lands Against the Wall This location has not yet been detailed.
Longsaddle
The Laughingflow This location has not yet been detailed.
Lost Peaks
Laughing Hollow
Lothen of the Silver Spires
Legacy of Deep Death
Loudwater
Leilon
Lupincopse
Lhuvenhead
Lurking River
Lizard Marsh
Lurkwood Melairrin
Luskan Menzoberranzan
The Lustrum Mere of Dead Men

Meruindelve
M
Methegrist
Maelstrom
Mhilamniir
Maer Dualdon This location has not yet been detailed.
Mines of Dekanter
Maiden’s Tomb Tor This location has not yet been detailed.
Mines of Mirabar
Malauth This location has not yet been detailed.
Mintarn
Mantol Derith
Marak Tor Mirabar

Marune’s Stronghold Mirar River

Masulk’s Tomb
Mishka’s Warren
The Maze Engine
Misty Forest Morndinvuddrrin
Mithral Hall Mornhaven Towers

Miyeritar Towers Morueme’s Cave

Molina’s Keep Mount Ardabad

Moonlands Mount Arradyn

Moon Pass Mount Galardrym

Moonshae Isles Mount Helimbrar

Mount Hlim
Moon Tower of Elembar
Mount Hotenow
Moonwood
Mount Ieldruin
Morach Tor
Mount Illefarn
Morasha’s Castle
Mount Pheldaer
Morgur’s Mound
Mount Sabras
Mornbryn’s Shield
Mount Sar
This location has not yet been detailed. Newfort
Mount Sternhelm
This location has not yet been detailed. Nightstone
Mount Thorog
This location has not yet been detailed. The Night Trees
The Mouth of Song
This location has not yet been detailed. Nithrithvanae’s Tomb
Myth Glaurach
This location has not yet been detailed. Noanar’s Hold
Nordahaeril
N This location has not yet been detailed.
Nameless Dungeon
Northern Means
Nesmé
Northfurrow
Nether Mountains
Northlook
Neverlight Grove
Northpeak
Neverwinter
Nuur-Throth
Neverwinter River
O
Neverwinter Wood The Old Man
Old Mushroom Grove Phanlinksal
Old Owl Well Phylund Lodge

Olostin’s Hold Place of the Unicorn

Olothontor’s Lair Port Llast

One Stone Purple Rocks

Onthrilaenthor
Q
Orcsblood Peak Quaervarr
Orglaunt
This location has not yet been detailed. R
Orlbar Rainbow Gorge
Osstkar Rassalantar
Rauvincross
P Rauvin Mountains
Parnast This location has not yet been detailed.
Rauvin River
Phandalin This location has not yet been detailed.
Rauvin Road
Rivergard Keep
Rauvin Vale This location has not yet been detailed.
Rivermoot
Rauvinwatch Keep This location has not yet been detailed.
River Morgur
Raven Rock This location has not yet been detailed.
Rat Hills River Redrun

Redcliffs River Surbrin

Red Cliffs The Rockshaws

Red Fangs’ Lair Roosting Griffon Inn

Red Larch Rrinlurgh

Red Rocks Ruathym

Redwaters Rundreth Manor

Reghed Glacier S
Sacred Stone Monastery
Reitheillaethor This location has not yet been detailed.

Sarcrag
Reversed Obelisks This location has not yet been detailed.
Scarlet Moon Hall Silverymoon
Sea of Moving Ice The Sisters

Sea of Swords Skull Creek

Secomber Sley’s Creek

The Selpir Sloobludop

Settlestone The Smear

Shadowtop Cathedral The Sorrowwood

Sharandar Southkrypt
Shining Creek Southwood

Shining Falls Spellgard

Shining White Spine of the World

Shrine of Mielikki Spiral of the Horned King

Silverwood Splendarrmornn
Sschindylryn’s Gate Stump Bog
Stagwick Sumber Hills

Starmetal Hills Summit Hall

Star Mounts Sundabar

Startop Sundabar Vale

Staunt Pools Surbrin Hills

Stoneshaft Clanhold Surbrin Trail

Stone Bridge Svadborg

Stone Stand Sword Hills

Stone Trail Sword Mountains

Stormkeep
This location has not yet been detailed. T
Tabath Hills
Striding Giant Rapids
Taerymdoom
Stronghold of the Nine
Tall Trees
Talmost Keep Thundertree

The Talons Tombs of Deckon Thar

Taransen’s Grave Tornskulls’ Lair

Targos Tostyn Alaerthmaugh’s Mansion

Telardon Tower of Twilight

Telkoun’s Tower Trade Way

Ten Towns Tree of Wailing Souls

Triboar
Ten Trail
Triboar Trail
Termalaine
Trollbridge
Tholvarr
Tulrun’s Tent
Thornhold
The Tumulus
Thousand Maws
Turlangtor
Thradulf’s Camp
Turnstone Pass
Valley of the Dogs
Twilight Tor
Vast Oblivion
Tuern
Vault of the Lost Wayfarer
Tzindylspar
Velkenvelv
Vordrorn Forest
U This location has not yet been detailed.
Uluvin
W
Undarl’s Tower
Watchers of the North
Unicorn Run
Waterdeep
Uthtower
Wave Echo Cave
Waypost Water
V This location has not yet been detailed.
Vaerluth Weathercote Forest

Vale of Dancing Waters Westbridge

Valley of Khedrun Westdelve
Xantharl’s Keep
Westwood This location has not yet been detailed.
Xinlelal
Whalebones This location has not yet been detailed.
Xothol
Whitewater This location has not yet been detailed.
Y
Winter Edge
Yartar
Wolfhill House This location has not yet been detailed.
Yathchol
Wolmad’s Camp This location has not yet been detailed.
Womford
Z
Zelbross
The Woods of Turlang This location has not yet been detailed.
Zundbridge
Woody Glen This location has not yet been detailed.
Zymorven Hall
Wyrmtongue This location has not yet been detailed.
Zz’pzora’s Lair
Wyvern Tor This location has not yet been detailed.
X
Xammux
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The Crags Deadsnows

Crumbling Stair Deadstone Cleft

Cryshal Tirith Death Shallows

D This location has not yet been detailed.

Daggerford Deg Shanat

Dalagar’s Dagger Delimbiyran

Dancing Falls Delimbiyr River

Dancing Motes of Thaeravel Delimbiyr Route

Dark Arrow Keep Delimbiyr Vale

Dawn Pass Dessarin Hills

Dead Dragon Gorge Dessarin River

Dead Horse Ford Dessarin Road

Evermoors Firehammer Hold

Evermoor Way Fireshear

Evershed Flint Rock

Eye of the All-Father Floshin Estate

Fallen Lands The Fork

Far Forest Fork Road

Farsilver Forlorn Hills

Fastness of Green Shadows Fountains of Memory

Feathergale Spire Fourthpeak

Fell Pass Frost Hills

Gauntlgrym Grayflow River

Ghaulantatra’s Lair Graypeak Mountains

The Gibdraw Grayvale

Gillian’s Hill Grayvale Run

Glade of Life Great Worm Cavern

The Glimmerwood Greenleaf Vale

Goblintide River Griffon’s Nest

Grimmantle Keep Harmun Rapids

Grudd Haug Harpshield Castle

H This location has not yet been detailed.

Halanaskarr Heartblood River

Hall of Four Ghosts Heart Takers’ Lair

Hall of Reflected Moonlight Hellgate Dell

Hall of Whirling Blades Helm’s Hold

Highluthholt Ice Mountains

High Forest The Ice Peak

House of Stone Icewind Dale

House of the Axe Icewind Pass

Hundlestone Icingdeath’s Lair

The Iceflow Ilikur’s Bridge

Iniarv’s Tower Jundar’s Pass

Iron Road Keeper’s Dale

Ironstar Mountain Khedrun River

Iron Trail Khedvallahir

Jortay’s Folly Klauthen Vale

This location has not yet been detailed.

The Lustrum Mere of Dead Men

Marak Tor Mirabar

Marune’s Stronghold Mirar River

The Maze Engine

Mithral Hall Mornhaven Towers

Miyeritar Towers Morueme’s Cave

Molina’s Keep Mount Ardabad

Moonlands Mount Arradyn

Moon Pass Mount Galardrym