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| description = A carefully kept journal, filled with concise prose and technical diagrams of a lost, once-submerged city. | | controller icon = Book Tome W Unfaded.png | ||
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| book | | description = '''Excavation of the Enclave of Nhalloth''' describes a city that once floated in the sky. | ||
| book text = Elminster said Nhalloth was a wonder to behold when it floated in Faerûn's sky. He was surely right. This Netherese enclave was once a jewel in the Empire of Magic, with towers that pierced the heavens. And yet it fell, just as all Netherese enclaves did, crashing down when Karsus' Folly ripped magic from the world. But even after it collapsed into the sea, its ruins still held a strange, twisted beauty. | | quote = A carefully kept journal, filled with concise prose and technical diagrams of a lost, once-submerged city. | ||
| book author = unknown | |||
| book text = [[Elminster]] said Nhalloth was a wonder to behold when it floated in Faerûn's sky. He was surely right. This Netherese enclave was once a jewel in the Empire of Magic, with towers that pierced the heavens. And yet it fell, just as all Netherese enclaves did, crashing down when [[Karsus' Folly]] ripped magic from the world. But even after it collapsed into the sea, its ruins still held a strange, twisted beauty. | |||
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| camp supplies = | | camp supplies = | ||
| single use = | | single use = | ||
| rarity = | | rarity = common | ||
| weight kg = 0.5 | | weight kg = 0.5 | ||
| weight lb = | | weight lb = 1.1 | ||
| price = 14 | | price = 14 | ||
| uid = BOOK_GEN_History_NhallothRuinsNetheril | |||
| uuid = 6c318558-90d6-4bc0-99a7-30c2b18f89bd | |||
| usage cost = | | usage cost = | ||
| effect = | | effect = | ||
| where to find = | | where to find = * Sold by [[Nansi Gretta]] | ||
* Lowest floor of {{coords|166|-424|Arcane Tower}} | |||
* In a bookshelf in [[Arfur's Mansion]] {{coords|35|-78}} | |||
* In a bookshelf in [[Philgrave's Mansion]] {{coords|2|-157}} | |||
| notes = * {{FRWiki|Shadovar}} are a group of netherese people who survived Karsus' Folly because their flying city Thultanthar was in the [[Shadowfell]] at that time. Long exposure to the Plane of Shadows changed them as most of them became shades. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:39, 20 October 2024
Excavation of the Enclave of Nhalloth describes a city that once floated in the sky.
A carefully kept journal, filled with concise prose and technical diagrams of a lost, once-submerged city.
Properties
Books
Author: unknown
Rarity: Common
Weight: 0.5 kg / 1 lb
Price: 14 gp 
UID
BOOK_GEN_History_NhallothRuinsNetherilUUID
6c318558-90d6-4bc0-99a7-30c2b18f89bd
Where to find
- Sold by Nansi Gretta
- Lowest floor of Arcane TowerX: 166 Y: -424
- In a bookshelf in Arfur's Mansion X: 35 Y: -78
- In a bookshelf in Philgrave's Mansion X: 2 Y: -157
Text
Elminster said Nhalloth was a wonder to behold when it floated in Faerûn's sky. He was surely right. This Netherese enclave was once a jewel in the Empire of Magic, with towers that pierced the heavens. And yet it fell, just as all Netherese enclaves did, crashing down when Karsus' Folly ripped magic from the world. But even after it collapsed into the sea, its ruins still held a strange, twisted beauty.
I travelled here from Halruaa when I heard the sea had retreated and the ruins of Nhalloth were visible once again. Alas, I was not the first. Looters have stripped the enclave of its material wealth, destroying much of its esoteric riches in the process. I've found arcane books used to make campfires, their magic lost now to the ages.
I have met some Shadovar here whose interests align with mine, and we have agreed to search the ruins together. I'm grateful for these allies. The ruins are mostly filled with thick-skulled adventurers, but I cannot shake the feeling that someone is watching us, waiting to see what we uncover.
Notes
Shadovar are a group of netherese people who survived Karsus' Folly because their flying city Thultanthar was in the Shadowfell at that time. Long exposure to the Plane of Shadows changed them as most of them became shades.