The Border Kingdoms A Realms Campaign Supplement
The birth of the Border Kingdoms began as a series of stand-alone modules set in the Forgotten Realms. The second and third year of our work in the Borders created a cohesive story line through the vast majority of the modules offered.
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52,399 pages Explore Portals Media Help Community in: Books, Sourcebooks, 5th edition sourcebooks, and 2 more The Border Kingdoms (sourcebook) Edit A party of adventurers fight a trio of monsters near Crumblerock Crags. The Border Kingdoms Basic Information Author (s) Ed Greenwood, Alex Kammer Editor (s) Alex Kammer Publisher Dungeon Masters Guild
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According to the sage Meriadas of Westgate: "The Border Kingdoms are the most favored destination for adventurers who want to proudly and boldly conquer a realm or establish their own new kingdom. Lords, counts, dukes, kings and emperors rise, proclaim themselves, and are swept away with the speed and regularity of waves crashing upon a shore.
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Geography Type Kingdoms Capital None Society Demonym Borderer Races Human, Elf, Dwarf Languages Common Politics Gov't type Principalities and kingdoms History Population 9,485 in 1372 DR Inhabitants of the Border Kingdoms Locations in the Border Kingdoms Organizations in the Border Kingdoms Settlements in the Border Kingdoms
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A legendary "frontier" corner of the Forgotten Realms, the Border Kingdoms are where adventurers come to carve out their own kingdom, flee retribution, hide treasure — or find someone else's treasure. It is a hodgepodge of tiny realms ruled by kings, grand viziers, imperial overdukes, and all manner of cabals, councils, and self-titled.
The Border Kingdoms A Realms Campaign Supplement
Border Kingdoms Society Demonym Blackbarnan Commerce Exports Vegetables Politics Gov't type Plutocracy Ruler's type Merchant Inhabitants of Blackbarn Locations in Blackbarn Organizations in Blackbarn Blackbarn was a small market town located at the intersection of the Long Trail and the Scelptar Road in the southern part of the Border Kingdoms. [1]
The Border Kingdoms A Realms Campaign Supplement
A legendary "frontier" corner of the Forgotten Realms, the Border Kingdoms are where adventurers come to carve out their own kingdom, flee retribution, hide treasure — or find someone else's treasure. It is a hodgepodge of tiny realms ruled by kings, grand viziers, imperial overdukes, and all manner of cabals, councils, and self-titled nobles.
The Border Kingdoms and the Lake of Steam
A legendary "frontier" corner of the Forgotten Realms, the Border Kingdoms are where adventurers come to carve out their own kingdom, flee retribution, hide treasure — or find someone else's treasure. It is a hodgepodge of tiny realms ruled by kings, grand viziers, imperial overdukes, and all manner of cabals, councils, and self-titled nobles.
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The Border Kingdoms are a rough collection of small realms ruled by kings, warlords, viziers, councils or nobles. Between these realms, there are ruins, forests and large sections of land controlled by monsters and various powers. Adventure awaits you here. Find the Border Kingdoms campaign guide on DMsGuild for a collection of:
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Ed Greenwood and Alex Kammer discuss The Border Kingdoms, their new Adventurers League compatible Forgotten Realms sourcebook. A preview of two new character.
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The Border Kingdoms design and art direction Gordon McAlpin
A legendary "frontier" corner of the Forgotten Realms, the Border Kingdoms are where adventurers come to carve out their own kingdom, flee retribution, hide treasure — or find someone else's treasure. It is a hodgepodge of tiny realms ruled by kings, grand viziers, imperial overdukes, and all manner of cabals, councils, and self-titled.
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The Border Kingdoms sourcebook is the only real resource for the Border Kingdoms. Despite appearing (mostly blank) on maps all the way back to 1E, the area was never detailed until the Border Kingdoms book. Some of the nearby Lake of Steam/Arnaden city-states have maps (Suldolphor, Mintar, Saelmur, Ankhapur, Innarlith) but none of the actual.
The Border Kingdoms design and art direction Gordon McAlpin
A legendary "frontier" corner of the Forgotten Realms, the Border Kingdoms are where adventurers come to carve out their own kingdom, flee retribution, hide treasure — or find someone else's treasure. It is a hodgepodge of tiny realms ruled by kings, grand viziers, imperial overdukes, and all manner of cabals, councils, and self-titled nobles.
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Reviewing the Boarder Kingdoms book written by Alex Kammer and Ed Greenwood.Available on DM's Guild: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/244431/The-Border-Kingd.
The Border Kingdoms A Realms Campaign Supplement
The lands of Dambrath, Durpar, Estagund, the Great Rift, Halruaa, Luiren, the Shaar, Var the Golden, and Veldorn are bordered by numerous kingdoms, forests, and mountain ranges that the people of the Shining South trade with, war with, or just eye warily.
