@TheEdVerse In 2E sources, we learned about the wards of Silverymoon. Nowhere was it implied that Silverymoon had a mythal. Then, in Lost Empires of Faerûn, we find out Silverymoon's had a mythal for 500 years. So… Mythal or no? How would you reconcile this conflicting lore?

— Greysil (@Greysil_Tassyr) January 29, 2020

1)
There’s no conflict to reconcile. The general public knew that Silverymoon had wards, and some of what they did (the properties that daily affected them). The wards are either part of, or added to, an underlying mythal (depending on the ward) that’s been hinted 2)
…at in published Realmslore (Moonbridge and other elements) several times. It's simply a case of some folk thinking it wiser, in the hostile North, to keep SOME secrets. Elder TSR staffers who saw my turnovers have known about this mythal all along.
Although we..#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 29, 2020

3)
…all hunger to know everything, secrets have an allure; they maintain awe and wonder. There's a lot about the Realms that's still secret. TSR has been sitting on a file of "not yet revealed secrets of the Realms" they asked me to write, for YEARS.#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 29, 2020

Indeed. And from the very first, I've used unreliable narrators (Elminster, and [cough] Volo) as my sources when writing about the Realms, so who knows how much misinformation, deliberate or inadvertent, I've been fed? (Giving all DMs maximum elbow room for changes.)#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 29, 2020

My character (wizard) wants to use wish to become an avatar of Kelemvor. Aka to convince god to make him an avatar.
That probably means his(characters death) but anyway. Thats the purpose of his life.
If dm allows me so, is it possible? A wish spell is the equivalent of an appeal to a deity, so if the deity doesn't want to grant whatever is wished for, it won't work. (If they do, it will.)
Kelemvor likely wouldn't kill the mortal character outright for trying, however. So the wish will just fail.#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 9, 2020

What is the name of the road between Sundabar and Silverymoon? I’ve seen maps refer to the road east of Sundabar as “The Fork Road”, but no name west of Sundabar. Hi! Here! [whiff of brimstone]
'Tis "The Silver Road" (older: "Road of Silver") and, yes, traverses Silverymoon Pass.
Also known to peddlers and dwarves as "The Nether Road" as it goes through The Nether Mountains (a name not considered polite because "nethers"=ass).#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) September 13, 2020

Thank you so much for the prompt response! A pleasure! Sometimes I'm online, see things, and can answer quickly (no need to go hunting notes or navigating NDAs), sometimes it unavoidably takes longer. Realms forever!

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) September 13, 2020

Good Master Ed, just out of curiosity, is there a discernible difference in the minds of Realmsfolk between a dungeon crawling adventurer and a tomb robber? Yes. Bards, minstrels, and good tavern taletellers keep very much alive the idea that "dungeons beneath our feet" are where all manner of monsters live, that will come boiling forth to maraud if not "kept down" by adventurers who have to fight them to get at treasure.#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 22, 2020