‘Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything’ Index Revealed and an exclusive early look with Jeremy Crawford

We got an exclusive rundown of (almost) everything included in the upcoming @Wizards_DnD sourcebook Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything from lead designer @JeremyECrawford . https://t.co/JWre8ufgDY pic.twitter.com/1GlPr4Mspk

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Satine Phoenix DM Tips: Know Your Audience w/ Liam O’Brien

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hello good morning good afternoon good evening welcome to GM tips I’m Sachi Phoenix co-creator of Mazur Khanna and a dungeon master on Fury’s reach each player sits at your table for a reason to play but not all adventurers are created equal I was at a table in Australia Australia about ten years ago where most of the players were adults who hadn’t gamed in a really long time we got together because we wanted to play with other intelligent adults who loved puzzles after the first session it was clear we really just wanted to kill things we through the GM’s entire brain bending campaign out the window I felt bad because he spent so much time working on it but that didn’t seem to bother him he crafted the rest of the adventure to the game we really wanted to play kill kill kill leaving us with only a few puzzles and riddles over the length of the campaign he was able to read us fairly quickly figuring out where our boundaries were and what kind of challenges would satisfy each of us this brings us to today’s theme know your audience tips number one communicate not everything is as it seems some players have grand ideas of what they want in a game and sometimes once they get it realize it was better in theory I am incredibly guilty of this as a player and you as the fabulous game master you are have taken your players enthusiastic requests and built them the game of their dreams after you run them through the game checking on them ask them what they liked about the game and what it was about that moment they liked so much listen to their answer if they like us say they want a puzzle game but have the most fun smashing bad guys try adjusting next time and blending bits of the elements they originally said they wanted into the combat they admitted to liking more this isn’t something that happens often but what is good about this as I often say is communication maybe only in that space does your player feel safe telling you how they feel maybe they don’t want to disappoint you or offend you by saying something you won’t know until you ask tip number two altering tone this tip is broken down into multiple legs leg a environment where you play can affect the tone of your game it can affect what and how you play the things you say and how loud you say them what kind of game is subject matter is reasonable at a public place pace you have to take things into consideration like the players at different tables around you are there kids nearby are you playing with people you didn’t know well in this environment you may have to adjust your game to fit a more rated pg-13 atmosphere aka be careful who you’re cursing around playing at yours or a friend’s house you have more freedom to intensify the tone of your game themes that might offend anyone outside of your group are CBIZ played at home another way you can alter the tone is with sound lighting and NPC a volume control leg B themes how familiar you are with your players can have an effect on the tone you choose to run your game are you playing with a group of adults who want to push their limits playing with new players who are adults playing with new players who are kids playing with kids you know and playing with their friends who you don’t know playing with friends who have definitive topics that are not to be crossed each of these groups have specific levels of play you’ll have to adjust your game to asking what they’re comfortable with is a good first step legs be progressive tone change based on learning your players over time does one player get uncomfortable when you approach a topic or theme they get quiet stop participating at the table or suddenly stop showing up sometimes you play as people who didn’t realize what the boundaries were until they were pushed if you notice someone withdrawing and they don’t come to you directly about why take them aside and gently ask them there’s something about the game that made them uncomfortable if you put a theme into your game you know is a bit taboo talk to your players ahead of time and let them know before you start playing tip number three play well with others we’ve talked a lot about it being your game because you’re the GM but part of being a good game master is being able to play with your players take the time to learn how they play their characters the parts of the game they’re drawn to and the parts that quiet them listen to their comments and really hear them there’s no adventure without the players so take what they like into consideration when making your campaign I could role long but instead let’s discuss this with voice actor director and backs from critical role Liam O’Brien little hello and thank you for coming thank you for having me yeah in our pre-interview we discussed knowing your audience so we talked about outgoing versus introverts would you like to talk about that a little bit sure so my experience DMing over the past couple of years has been with two sets of kids my own children start with my kids and over the last year a little bit with the with the players from critical role so pretty wide spectrum there but what I’ve learned in my time coming back to the DM seat is it’s a little bit like your first game it’s kind of like first date there’s certain I think there’s certain habits that you bring to every game that you DM but every group is totally different and so starting on the first game and then more and more each game you learn about your audience your players and what they’re like and I mean everyone’s talked about how there’s different kinds of players some people are more theatrical some people are more number crunching yeah and I think your first game or two or five is about figuring out what kind of player you have so I DM for I have a 10 year old boy and an 8 year old girl and I started with my son and my daughter got curious as well and they’re totally just like they are in life they’re totally different players my son is very shy and kind of unsure about role playing in general or has been and my daughter is a big ham and cheese sandwich goofing around you so I have two very very different games running for the kids based on the kinds of players and their groups that I’ve learned them to be my son and his group all both kids are extremely smart I’m a dad my son’s group is a little more number crunchy they like the battlefield and strategy and hiding behind a rock and you do this and I do that you’re the bottle cap on the stick yeah boy I thought that would be more cerebral my family in general just because I’m such an egghead but I was wrong and you know there there is definitely role playing in over time I’ve kind of encouraged it and and my son has sort of blossomed in that sense because of the game because it’s the best game while my daughter hit the ground running they’re all her group of eight-year-olds really like ambience and mood and I’m running cursive Strad for them and yeah I’m standing on the edges from my audience but I’ve learned that they like solving puzzles and they like spooky things and they like that they’re really into the story because the boys just like like their power fantasy of being a big bulky Dragonborns and blasting things out of the water but you still give a story oh yeah oh yeah but do you find that they’re kind of waiting for the next in like fighting encounter or do they enjoy the different and I don’t like it too but I’m I the the girls are sort of always role-playing and the boys kind of go in waves and they like they’re obviously they’re most excited when they’re kicking something else or when I’m having that thing kick their ass a little bit and I think that’s you know I compare that even to the handful of games I’ve run from my own group you’re you’re choosing what you’re trying to do with your grid no no group is is the same and so I think it part of the dams job is to to cater to your to your your group at the time because you’re playing with them right not going at that yeah you’re not not you’re not bringing some sort of hard and fast set in stone like religion archetype of the game yeah and bow down and and you know follow the religion dates you’re getting grouped together you want them to have fun it really is its catering it’s it’s it’s serving them you have the boys group and the girls group and you know your son and your daughter but how do you how do you Dungeon Master the other kids you don’t know or do you feel like you’re learning them as you go yeah learning definitely learning as you go the vampire game my daughter was adamant I’m doing straud and I’m doing you know this gothic horrific it can be obviously not for them a story and I knew that I had to scale it down and scale it back and the beginning of that adventure you go into death house it’s just a house not called death house for them but um I had to sort of like fine-tune just how creepy and scary it was you know they like Harry Potter they like they like telling each other ghost stories but I also can’t scared I can’t send them home with nightmares so the first game or two is like okay I’m going to dial it down no I give me to dial down even a little bit further because one little girl in the group is even a little more sensitive than the others and so it informed how much levity I needed to bring into the you know feed in that vampire sandwich how did you read that because that sounds like a very sensitive thing to experience and also like not panic as an adult business life uh well I mean you’re just you’re feeling it out in the room and it really is building chemistry in the moment and I could just tell I mean she let me know she turned to her friend so this is a little scary and I knew like ah reading to turn the dial and make this voice a little goofier or a little less direct eye contact role playing yeah with these little little kids and they’re eight they’re very smart eight-year-olds but again custom custom-built to the group you have so in these games you’ve dialed it back a bit to cater to their sensitivities has there been a point where you ramped it back up because you feel that it’s okay and at what point is it okay for you to actually do that yeah I mean it comes with time and they’re they’re growing up growing up as I run these games and one of my intentions for both these groups and all these kids and I know their families and I know them really well now is to help them learn problem-solving and and teach them how to like take ownership of their decisions and their decisions in life and I’m watching them grow up and evolve and my son’s game is a little further out than my daughter’s I’ve been doing my son’s almost twice as long and when I started with the boys when they were nine had just turned nine it was very simple and very easy and I don’t want to you know I don’t want to TPK any of these kids at any time but I also didn’t want it I wanted them to have happy memories of their beginnings with Dungeons and Dragons and tabletop gaming so things were very simple and there’s a lot of problem-solving and there was never any real threat per se there’s not any threat now but um smash cut to a year and a half later I had the boys facing off against a dragon which wish would cream them right but he was just there to do some damage and leave and I killed one I killed him the boys I knew that there was I thought there was going to be a temple nearby I knew that there was no no issue but at the beginning of the game I want them to feel safe and feel like just a sense of adventure and Wonder and get them to understand how a Dungeons and Dragons anything is and all tabletop gaming sky’s the limit there’s no limit on your imagination yeah now that they’re getting older and they’re grappling with more already a year later grappling with more mature response and life I want them to have that adrenaline rush and go oh my gosh I could lose at all and had that sense of accomplishment or victory when they overcome the impossible which which they have the girls are you know six or eight months behind I won’t be doing that for a while yeah but I will eventually and it’s been fascinating just like you watch your kids grow up in general and light to see them you know reading their first words and graduating kindergarten it’s it’s amazing to see these young minds becoming more layered and complex through this kind of storytelling and you’re helping just like the stuff that you’re doing the stories are running them through those are life lessons gives them the courage to make the choices they have to make in impossible situations I also remember being younger and having like one friend in particular his dad was the cool dad and I got introduced to Japanese animation and comic books and robots and all this all that like now chika that Miyazaki film yeah when I saw it when I was in one tiny theater no one note it was it was amazing and he that guy opened my mind up to a lot of things things such as my parents weren’t even aware of and not that I’m imparting some like secret truth to these children but I feel like I’m letting them through a doorway into Narnia for the first time and I hope you know when they’re 20 30 40 to go oh man that kids old man was so cool and here they cool get me off on the road to all this yeah maybe they can grow up to be voice actors and entertainment Hulk what does your pregame house role look like uh well since most of my time is with the kids I am reminding them every game that the purpose obviously is not to win and if they need to be constantly working together and lifting each other up and just I help them remember focus because everybody wants to be the hero all the time so it’s always alright remember your this is your mom to shine and now it’s his and now it is I’m going to use that that’s not just for kids that’s for everybody what was your favorite Jam only I will give you two one from the kids one from the grown-ups my favorite kid moment is my daughter so proud of her was playing a druid in a game that I do just for my son and daughter and she used grasping vines to drag some fool into a bonfire to waste and so I was really proud of her little monster side and then in my most recent one shot for critical role I had them find Liam O’Brien none of that in a dark dystopian Los Angeles future and I spoke at a speed gun spelled boys through them and he said many things but he also told them what they all meant to him and it was something that I had been planning for about six months eight months maybe and I had thought of that moment first and everything else in that game which came before it was built from that final moment so eight months passing by to live on internet uh starting to sound like the war games computer and watching their faces kind of break and laugh and and then go you know blank was was amazing it’s what that’s what Jamie is about yeah quick tip for the audience I would say my number one thing for jams from my own experience is to embrace uncertainty I still have the urge to plan an over plan and I never get to it all anyway and it’s not what my kids or I think any players remember it’s a little bit of magic the mistakes the the unexpected twists that happen by accident that’s our show for today Thank You Liam for hanging out with us where can we find you on the Internet you can find me at voice of O’Brien and Twitter and more importantly every Thursday night on critical role here at geek and sundry as always I’m Satine Phoenix at Satine Phoenix and you can ask me questions with the hashtag ask Satine you can watch more of these super-fun jam tips on geek and son and find me as always Sundays on laser connoisseurs and echo and dungeon mastering Furies reach with rudy’ on twitch.tv slash D&D Neum would you please GM associative here you find yourself watching a YouTube video you’ve lost track of time is it been minutes hours weeks of your life and you find yourself wondering have you been 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What can you say about the farmer Taburg Shen, a mysterious name on the map of Eveningstar?

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Corentin Palanchini @Sartana87
1)
Hello @TheEdVerse! What can you say about the farmer Taburg Shen, a mysterious name on the map of Eveningstar? 2)
Or what can you say about Eveningstar's bakery, not mentioned in the Volo's Guide to Cormyr ? Thanks and be well.

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 3, 2020

1)
Taburg Shen is a quiet, polite but not outgoing, farmer of mushrooms (extensive cellar under his elevated-on-pilings house), mixed human food crops, and hay. He grows many herbs and does tree grafts to grow various tree-fruit… 2)
…for family use. Shen’s family hails from Durpar, by way of Chessenta; his now-deceased father Thontravur was brought to Shadowdale to settle as a young child, by his parents, and Thontravur romanced and married…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 3, 2020

3)
…Velveira Almarrand, a wealthy Sembian daughter who fled her parents’ expectations and arranged marriage for a solitary subsistence life in Shadowdale; Taburg was their eldest child (his younger sister Randarla was a restless… 4)
…adventuring sort who joined the Harpers, traveled, and eventually died of Zhent violence in a forest ambush in Tethyr) and dwells on the farm he inherited from them with his small family: wife Shalarla, of Daggerdale stock, …#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 3, 2020

5)
…and three strong, capable daughters who are accomplished hunters and trappers, and help elves often against Zhent and woodcutter depredations into the forests.
(If your Realms campaign is set more recently, Shalarla outlived…6)
…Taburg, to a ripe old age, and like him is buried on the farm. The burial was done by their three daughters, who now share the farm, unmarried and taking various lovers from time to time, and farming as their parents did.)#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 3, 2020

7)
The three daughters, eldest to youngest, are: Haethe (“HAY-thh”); Raedaerle (“Ray-DARE-ull”); and Tarsarra (“Tar-SAR-uh”), Tarsarra being accomplished at arms, an energetic climber of trees and cliff-faces, and known for… 8)
…making literally-pain-killing wine from herbs and wildflowers found on the farm, Raedaerle being the great beauty and an accomplished cook and baker, and Haethe being the strongest and a good horse and ox trainer and tender…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 3, 2020

9)
…(doctor).
As for Eveningstar’s bakery: many farms have their own sideyard bake-ovens (little mortared domes of stone with a wooden door, like a pizza oven), but the dale has had at least two bakeries from the mid-1300s DR onwards. 10)
The most famous of these is the Eveningstar Bakery on the main road.
For many years, it was the home of its owner and baker, the gruff, tall and gaunt Urda Malo, an orphan from Riatavin who ate and drank prodigiously yet never…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 3, 2020

11)
…gained weight and always felt hungry; she lived alone and made “superb” daily bread and even better sweet pasteries that local Evenor bought and ate as avidly as traveling merchants did. As she grew old and frail, she hired… 12)
…live-in assistants, all local Evenor women, who became the bakers, and ran the Bakery together after Malo slipped into a senile dotage (they cared for her until her death of winterchill fever), and their descendants still do.#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 3, 2020

13)
The other bakery in Shadowdale stood a little way south down the road to Mistledale, where the Temple Approach Way (the road that ran to face the southern entrance to the Temple of Chauntea, after the swamp was drained, and… 14)
…that temple was built) met the Mistledale Road, the SW-most building of the trio bracketed by roads, on the E side of the Mistledale Road.
It was the home and shop of Anthan Lokalarr, baker (who retired to Shadowdale from…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 3, 2020

15)
…Selgaunt’s high prices and constant intrigue, in 1377 DR), and founded The Roundloaf. Which didn’t really compete with Malo’s bakery, but sold just one thing, almost exclusively to wagon-merchants buying in bulk: … 16)
…hard-crust roundloaves of nourishing bread coated in cinammon-oil-treated wax to slow mold growth until it could be sold, mainly throughout Sembia.#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 3, 2020

1)
Yes! Sorry about that. I was reading from my (faded pencil and paper) files and typing them into a computer file, to answer you, and copied out the passages about The Roundloaf from the wrong pages due to them being out of…#Realmslore https://t.co/HWX0HXGNCB

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 6, 2020

What are bathrooms like in the Forgotten Realms? Camber pots? Out houses? Are there sewers? Is there plumbing?

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I had to work all of this out first for my Mirt stories as early as 1967 (his foes had a habit of attacking him while he was answering nature's call), but then the moment D&D play began, PCs started using sewers, garderobes, and nightsoil wagons as travel routes!#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 13, 2020

1)
All of the above. Sanitation in the Realms depends on where you are, and your wealth/social class.
If you’re traveling and stay at a way-inn, you’ll be like most middle-class city folk: chamberpots under every bed, typically 2)
…emptied by the youngest non-toddler family member, with accompanying mugs of leaves for wiping and flowerpetal- or lime-scented water for washing and diluting the pee or covering the poo (as well as the chamberpot lid) to keep…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 12, 2020

3)
…the smell down. Emptied into a backyard covered bucket, which gets taken to a cesspool/pit or (copper a dump) to the local nightsoil wagon (as shown in a scene in ELMINSTER’S DAUGHTER, one of the very few sanitation details 4)
…not edited out of my manuscripts).
Some cities have sewers, usually because they’re coastal (tidal flushes) and/or have streams/rivers running through them that can be diverted to flush out the sewers. In most cities, there…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 12, 2020

5)
…are indoor rooms, known as garderobes or less formally as “jakes,” consisting of a seat, a gravity drop pipe descending from underneath it, and large jugs of water for washing and flushing (down the pipe to a cess-cistern in 6)
…the cellars, which has a turn-the-balun/open the board sluice connection to the sewers—so the sewers can’t readily back up into your cellar). Some homes have wiping cloths, washed by servants or family members, some have…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 12, 2020

7)
…“bumsticks” (scrap cloth tacked to a branch, used like a backscrubber, only lower down ;} ), some have wiping leaves, and many have scented water to purge smells, and potpourri (“crushscent bowls” or pomanders, in the Realms) 8)
In rural areas, most farms, homes, taverns, and inns all have outdoor privies (outhouses), with under an open-walled roof, to keep water out) handy heaps of sand and lime and shovels large and small. You use it, with the…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 12, 2020

9)
…aforementioned leaves or bumstick, there’s an ewer and basin for washing, and when you’re done, a sprinkle of lime and a shovel-full of sand go down the hole. When the hole’s full, the outhouse gets moved, and the hole gets 10)
…limed heavily, or a fire lit atop it, and then (after fire dies to ashes; no fires are ever lit in forest loam locales) covered over with earth and left. (Successive outhouse moves causes the ‘ring garden’ around some homes.)#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 12, 2020

No wait. Not costal. No sewer for Silverymoon?

— Lou Anders is Staying Home (@LouAnders) April 12, 2020

1)
Northbank Silverymoon has sewers flushed by three now-totally-buried streams (like London, England’s many long-ago-roofed-over streams that became open sewers and so were ‘buried’ without controversy; see the classic reference work “The Common Stream” by Rowland 2)
…Parker) that flush into the Rauvin. Southbank Silverymoon has no sewers, and uses the nightsoil wagon system ("leavings" taken far south and spread on open wilderlands to rot down).
Any large-city freshwater flush system uses weir-grids to collect solid filth…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 13, 2020

3)
… (“muck”) that gets taken away by wagon and dumped far from noses in the city (Waterdeep’s goes from the harbor grids to the Rat Hills, S along the coast). Gulguthra (otyughs and neo-otyughs) devour human waste in such dumping-grounds, and serve the same.. 4)
…function in some castle, monastery, abbey, and isolated inn middens.#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 13, 2020

Tearulai from Dungeon of the Mad Mage I would like to know the save DC of it’s polymorph spell

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I'm not sure if you answer this level questions @JeremyECrawford but our party now has possession of Tearulai from DotMM and would like to know the save DC of it's polymorph spell. Also, @DnDBeyond it doesn't seem to have a magic item entry.

— cmgriff (@cmgriff) February 10, 2020

If you cast a spell from a D&D magic item and its spell save DC isn't specified, the DC = 8 + your spellcasting ability modifier (which might be 0) + your proficiency bonus.

See "Saving Throws" in the PH (p. 205) and "Spells" in the DMG (p. 141) for more info. #DnD https://t.co/l3Q8SGyTcp

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) February 10, 2020

Whom would be considered the most prodigious crafter of new spells in the Forgotten Realms history?

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@TheEdVerse Hi Ed, whom would be considered the most prodigious crafter of new spells in Realms history? And who had the most impact on the more common spells in use? Many thanks ~GG

— Gareth ! (@garethgarfoot) May 26, 2020

1)
It depends on who’s doing the considering. Many archmages are preening narcissists, and would claim the “most prodigious” title for themselves. As for who had the most impact: Azuth and the Chosen of Mystra, who decide which spells to scatter scrolls of, to be. 2)
…found, and which spells to try to suppress or to teach or encourage the sharing of (by local guild rules, MageFair manipulations, etc.).
I would deem Elminster to be the most prodigious, because he rebuilt so many Netherese and other magics into…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 26, 2020

3)
…"everyday useful" spells widely known today.@Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 26, 2020

Where do you see Tabaxi in your Eberron?

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I’ve been loving the work you and the rest of the hosts have been doing on Manifest Zone! Question: where do you see Tabaxi in your Eberron? I have a Tabaxi Bard/Rogue in my campaign, and we’re looking to flesh out his background a bit. The simple answer is “Tabaxi live in Xen’drik.” More exotic possibilities: they were magebred as soldiers by House Vadalis; they’re shifters altered by being born in a Lamannian manifest zone; they’re house cats transformed by the Mourning.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 22, 2020

If I ever use tabaxi in my #Eberron, it’ll be in a ruined city in the Mournland where the cats survived and were transformed into humanoids. And can’t stop singing. Whenever you pass through a doorway roll on a random table to see what scale the area is

1-5 normal human scale

6-10 slightly larger scale, normal human is effectively Small

11-19 much larger, normal human is effectively Tiny

20 nightmare, normal human is effectively vermin

— Mike Craft (@craftmike) April 22, 2020

Perfect!

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 22, 2020

“Young mage, there’s no need to feel down”

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Young mage, there’s no need to feel down
After miscast fireball, pick yourself up off the ground
I said, young mage, flee and find a new town
There’s no need to wear the burial gown
Yet

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 12, 2020

1)
We don’t need temple damnation
We don’t need no hard labor parole
No dark sarcasm in the throne room
Courtiers leave those serfs alone
Hey, courtiers, work no more serfs to the bone!
2)
All in all it’s just another severed head stuck up in the hall
All in all just one more dusty crown displayed on a skull in the hall
Sooner or later, all this mis-ruling’s got to pall

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 13, 2020

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What can you say about the farmer Taburg Shen, a mysterious name on the map of Eveningstar?

What are bathrooms like in the Forgotten Realms? Camber pots? Out houses? Are there sewers? Is there plumbing?

Tearulai from Dungeon of the Mad Mage I would like to know the save DC of it’s polymorph spell

Whom would be considered the most prodigious crafter of new spells in the Forgotten Realms history?

Where do you see Tabaxi in your Eberron?

“Young mage, there’s no need to feel down”

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