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MY EVIL CAMPAIGN
THAY BY REGION
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Map © Wizards of the Coast |
Alaor |
| Religion |
Major Temples: Umberlee, Waukeen
Minor Temples: Bane, Beshaba, Tempus
Shrines: Azuth, Kossuth, Loviatar, Shaundakul |
| Major industries |
Ambergris, cartography, mercenaries, pearls, rope, ship supplies, ships, slaves, whale oil |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 984
Commoners: 14,000
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
Primary shipyards and naval base of Thay; docking place of The Red Scourge, Thay's flagship |
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Delhumide |
| Religion |
Major Temples: Jergal, Shar, Talona
Minor Temples: Azuth
Shrines: Beshaba |
| Major industries |
Magical experiments (esp. area effects), poisonmaking, disease studies, undead production |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 657
Commoners: 65,008
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
Demons, ghosts, and spells haunt the region, which is dotted with ruins; tharch is used for experiments in necromancy, disease, and dangerous massive effects; many corpses are sold and shipped to Delhumide |
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Eltabbar |
| Religion |
Major Temples: Bane, Kossuth, Siamorphe, Waukeen
Minor Temples: Azuth, Gargauth, Loviatar, Shar
Shrines: Cyric, Jergal, Shaundakul |
| Major industries |
Art, drugs, foodstuffs, markets, mining, music, pearls, rope, ship supplies, ships, slaves |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 1,576
Commoners: 183,017
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
Capital of Thay is Eltabbar, a canalled city on the lake; rest of the land used for growing; dotted with Nar ruins; traditional seat of conjuration magic; known for performance art and political power |
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Gauros |
| Religion |
Major Temples: None
Minor Temples: Malar, Siamorphe
Shrines: Bane, Shar, Shaundakul |
| Major industries |
Animal products, mercenaries, mining, timber |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 1,287
Commoners: 151,514
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
A rugged, forested land with no major cities; relatively poor; dotted with Raumathar ruins; traditional seat of divination magic; known for animal baiting and fights |
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Laprendrar |
| Religion |
Major Temples: Chauntea, Tymora
Minor Temples: Azuth, Hoar, Lathander
Shrines: Beshaba, Shar, Shaundakul, Siamorphe |
| Major industries |
Cotton, fashion, fish, leather, livestock, mining, weaving |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 1,283
Commoners: 189,419
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
Least strongly held of the tharchs; borders with Aglarond; traditional seat of illusion magic; known for diplomacy, foreigners, parks and gardens |
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Priador |
| Religion |
Major Temples: Bane, Loviatar, Mask, Shar, Umberlee, Waukee
Minor Temples: Azuth, Beshaba, Cyric, Gargauth, Helm, Siamorphe, Talona
Shrines: Gond, Kossuth, Oghma, Shaundakul |
| Major industries |
Caravan supplies, cartography, crafts, markets, monsters, rope, ship supplies, ships, slaves, trade goods |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 1,621
Commoners: 196,018
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
Major port cities; start of the High Road; traditional seat of evocation magic; known for the Guild of Foreign Trade headquarters, great carven monuments |
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Pyarados |
| Religion |
Major Temples: None
Minor Temples: Bane, Beshaba, Gond, Kossuth
Shrines: Azuth, Shaundakul, Siamorphe |
| Major industries |
Animal products, crafts, mercenaries, mining, mounts, weapons and armor (magic and normal) |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 1,411
Commoners: 132,231
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
Adventurers allowed to explore mountains; dotted with ruins; known for mines and the military academy that trains "gentlemen," namely fighters and blackguards |
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Surthay |
| Religion |
Major Temples: Cyric, Mask, Helm, Tempus
Minor Temples: Bane, Beshaba, Red Knight
Shrines: Azuth, Siamorphe |
| Major industries |
Alchemical items, alcohol, animal products, herbs, incense, perfume, potions and oils, spices |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 1,103
Commoners: 140,710
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
Borders Rashemen; traditional seat of abjuration magic; known for lodges that train a more barbaric warrior tradition, namely rangers and rough fighters |
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Thaymount (and High Thay, see next entry) |
| Religion |
Major Temples: Azuth, Bane, Kossuth, Shar
Minor Temples: Beshaba, Gargauth, Gond, Mask, Loviatar
Shrines: Cyric, Helm, Jergal |
| Major industries |
Forgecraft, magical items (weapons, armor, rings, rods, staffs, wands), mining, monsters, construct & undead production |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 1,139
Commoners: 50,000
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
Restricted to Red Wizards, their support staff and guests; labs |
High Thay |
| Religion |
Major Temples: Kossuth, Shar, Siamorphe
Minor Temples: Azuth, Bane, Gargauth, Beshaba, Cyric
Shrines: Loviatar, Siamorphe |
| Major industries |
Drugs, fruit, tobacco, wine |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 1,969
Commoners: 79,502
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
Separate region, outside of the Thaymount mountains but on the same plateau; cooler and more humid; fertile; people of power have estates here |
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Thazalhar |
| Religion |
Major Temples: Azuth, Helm, Jergal, Siamorphe
Minor Temples: Oghma, Mask, Shar
Shrines: None; Thazalharians like their temples large |
| Major industries |
Advanced spellbooks, aphrodisiacs, art, fashion, perfume, weaving (inc. silk), writing |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 1,387
Commoners: 169,870
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
Smallest land mass after Alaor; land routes between Thay & Mulhorand; bridge fees; traditional seat of enchantment magic; known for static arts (painting), fashion, fine books, and the Great Library |
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Tyraturos |
| Religion |
Major Temples: Bane, Mask, Talona, Waukeen
Minor Temples: Loviatar, Siamorphe
Shrines: Beshaba |
| Major industries |
Crafts, drugs, markets, poisons, slaves |
| Population estimates |
Nobles: 1,312
Commoners: 188,888
Humanoids: 32,832
Slaves: 246,240 |
| Notes |
Crossroads of Thay; exotic slaves; traditional seat of transmutation magic; great gladiatorial arena in the capital city |
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