Adventure set in Ravenloft sequel to the Realms module Castle Spulzeer.Īuthor(s): Christopher Perkins, Gwendolyn F.M. Not a Realms product, but most info about halflings can be used in the FR setting. Describes the halflings of the Known World (Mystara) and their homeland. Includes Forgotten Realms notes for the following monsters: Abyssal Ghoul, Ophidian, Wicker Man. Not a Realms product, but contains an appendix dedicated to upgrading several prominent Realms characters using the Epic Level rules.Īuthor(s): Eric Cagle, Jesse Decker, James Jacobs, Erik Mona, Matt Sernett, Chris Thomasson, James Wyatt Compiles every magic item to appear in official D&D/AD&D products and articles through 1993, including all Realms items up to that point.Īuthor(s): Andy Collins, Bruce R. Includes the Red Wizard of Thay prestige class from the Realms setting.Īuthor(s): Various compiled by Dale "Slade" Henson PDF files of every issue of Dragon magazine (and its predecessor, The Strategic Review) up to issue #250 (August 1998) all Realms material within those issues included. A generic sourcebook for the various martial classes contains two prestige classes from the Forgotten Realms: The Purple Dragon Knight and the Thayan Knight. Not specifically a FR product, but contains three scenarios written by Ed Greenwood which fit into the Realms.Īuthor(s): Andy Collins, David Noonan, Ed Stark Strategy Guides tied to those computer games īack to the Forgotten Realms Bibliography indexĬategory: Compendium of adventure scenariosĪuthor(s): Various edited by Dave J.Computer Games set in the Forgotten Realms or AL-QADIM setting.
Articles that are not primarily about the Realms but contain some material directly relevant to them.Comic Books from other lines that cross over with the Realms/AD&D comic series.Novels from non-Realms lines that cross over to include scenes in or major references to the Realms.Game Products which are not official Realms products but have some significant reference to the Realms, or contain some Realms materials.
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