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I do believe that a territory so vast and rich of merchant routes, mostly for mining, should have a network of roads and more developed cities connected with routes, along the coastline and in the inner territory, to the cities of Faraway, Skyfyr, Port Marlin, and Rock Harbour with Minaea Reign and the city-states of Tresa, Markos and Thanasis.ДЇorgotten RealmsвЂ™ city of Luskan becomes Port Marlin. Keep in mind that for the last twelve centuries, from the annexing to the Alphatia Empire until today, this land has seen a slow but progressive development and a demographic growth, so I do not believe that there are only the two of Port Marlin and Rock Harbor, as per Poor WizardвЂ™s Almanac III. I consider the best location in Mystara to be the Esterhold Peninsula and in detail the southern coast facing the Zamara Sea. Setting:ДЄs I said, the original adventure is set in the Forgotten Realms, in the Dessarin Valley, a quite populated area and a connecting route to the northern cities of the Sword Coast. Obviously MystaraВ® was not amid the considered settings and this explains the aim of the present work: closing an unforgivable gap. The editorial choice was also to help DMs to bring this story in all the others Wizard settings, with the introduction of an appendix at the end of the huge 256 pages book-adventure-campaign. In Princes of the Apocalypse В®, the latest edition of the Elemental Evil, the authors opted for something completely different.ДЄpart for the name, this adventure has nothing in common with the two previous products and above all its setting is different: the Abeir-Toril world in the Forgotten RealmsВ®.

The same goes for the Wizard of the Coast adventure written by Monte Cook in 2001: Return to the Temple of Elemental EvilВ®. The original adventure, The Temple of Elemental EvilВ® by Gary Gygax, a milestone for Dungeons&DragonsВ® was set in GreyhawkВ®.

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