@TheEdVerse Can you give us any update on the Wyvernspur clan? How is Immersea doing?

— Adam Plouffe (@PlouffeAdam) February 3, 2020

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In the 1490s DR, House Wyvernspur flourishes, both financially and in numbers and the personal achievements of its members.
Having passed this family to my good friends Jeff Grubb and Kate Novak back in 1986 (real-world… 2)
…dating), I leave Wyernspur lore details to them, though I can mention in passing that Suzail currently (1490s DR) knows an adventurous young man named Everend Paerevel Wyvernspur, and he has slightly older two sisters who are far more…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 5, 2020

3)
…successful and farfaring as adventurers, Lyriasara (“Leera”) and Asmarra (“Mara”), and at least two younger sisters who seldom if ever visit Suzail. Not to mention several uncles who were rather rakish in their day… 4)
Immersea I can wax slightly more eloquent about.
It, too, flourishes, its winter population over 4,000 strong, and swelling in summer by over 800, due to wealthy social climbers in both Arabel and Suzail who built or have…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 5, 2020

5)
…rented homes along the shores of the Wyvernwater that they visit for recreational purposes in good summer weather. The town flourishes, now boasting many potters, weavers, and publishers (though the odorous tanneries and… 6)
…papermaking mills are elsewhere), and has expanded greatly to the east, along both Wyvernwater shores, and a little to the west, but up and down Calantar’s Way. The Wyvernspurs remain the most prominent local nobility, and…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 5, 2020

7)
…prosperous, locally influential non-noble Immer clans include the families of Beldrar, Coldreth, Fostren, Ghelk, Perinpost (a him family), Sagrask, and Tranther. Local fishing has declined as catches have become smaller, … 8)
…likely due to overfishing, and this has resulted in some fisherfolk turning their hand to other work, and at least one, the Ghelks, starting a successful crab hatchery, in a shoreline warehouse just south of the town docks.#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 5, 2020

My greatest and favorite character was a Wyverspur, although he didn’t have a great relationship with them. He was born from a marriage between Suzail’s Wyverspurs and Waterdeep’s Moonstar. It included lycantrophy, politics and monster hunting, and it was lots of fun. The Wyvernspurs have been special since I first created them, long before D&D. Jeff sensed that, and pounced on them, with my wholehearted approval. Sometimes, you capture magic.

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 5, 2020

I wonder if in 5e what happened to Baby Amberlee, and how wyvernspurs are reacting to Cat likely still being alive like Alias and her sisters? @TheEdVerse do you ever talk about them with Jeff and Kate? Kate is incredibly busy with shepherding Americans' tax returns to the IRS at this time of year, but Jeff talked about Alias and Cat etc. in a recent Mages & Sages podcast hosted by Jeff Thetford and Curry Russell (I was on it, too).#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 28, 2020

Reddit ppl told me all arcane/divine magic comes from Weave and works through Weave.
Whats the diff between arc/div magic now then?
Or I misunderstood smth again Arcane magic is a means of calling on the Weave by rituals/a formula (spellcasting). Divine magic is a means of praying to deities to grant you specific Weave energies to do specific effects (the gods call on the Weave for you).#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 1, 2020

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Certainly, but known only to the Chosen, Mystra and Azuth, me, and now you, not the wider Realms! The Creeping Doom’s tireless explorations of all manner of magic enabled him to easily survive the Spellplague intact by…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 26, 2020

2)
…using magic NOT of the Weave to take himself into an extra-dimensional pocket of his creation and riding out the chaos (as a dracolich, he doesn’t need to eat or breathe, and patience he already had, in spades). When things 3)
…had settled down, he returned to Dolblunde and set about rebuilding his plaything: the Cult of the Dragon.
He still intends to use the Cult to destroy the Zhentarim, the Red Wizards, the Arcane Brotherhood, and every other…#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 26, 2020

4)
…group along his way to becoming the most powerful creature on Toril, and to found his race of living dracoliches (who, of course, will all serve him).
However, right now he’s busy manipulating merchants and adventurers into 5)
…working with or furthering the aims of the Cult of the Dragon, and recruiting and covertly testing the loyalty of new Cult agents all across Faerûn.#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 26, 2020

Hope I’m not bothering you…but you are the library of FR lol. Any one city in FR that you feel should get more attention? ALL of them. ;}
No, but seriously: Silverymoon has always been neglected. Suzail's never had an in-depth in official lore (I have lots more from the home campaign). Many cities need updates considering what's befallen them (Zhentil Keep, for instance). So, all. ;}#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) July 8, 2020

ALL of them. ;}
No, but seriously: Silverymoon has always been neglected. Suzail’s never had an in-depth in official lore (I have lots more from the home campaign). Many cities need updates considering what’s befallen them (Zhentil Keep, for instance). So, all. ;} Thank you…do u have a magical vault somewhere with the hidden Silverymoon tomes? I will gather my party…just please point

— Purience (@Purience1) July 9, 2020

Scornubel is also in the "overlooked and neglected, and really shouldn't be" category. And then there's Mirabar… ;}#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) July 9, 2020