Toril Timeline

The Minotaurs of Kond are swept away by the Warlock Knights.

After discovering Saruun Khel, the three wizards found the order of the Mages of Saruun and the Seven-Pillared Hall within the ruins.

The High Observer of Torm ordered the Reaching Woods barricaded, in an attempt to contain the goblin and gnoll tribes living there.

The Gentle Ghost of Silverymoon is first sighted in the city.

Gedrin Thalavar founds the Eye of Justice.

Bregan D'aerthe reestablishes its presence in Luskan, creating a base in the ruins of Illusk beneath the city.

Drizzt Do'Urden, Artemis Entreri, Dahlia Sin'felle, Effron, Ambergris and Afafrenfere are sent into a magical slumber when they discover Iruladoon.

The balor lord Errtu and several glabrezu demons attack Bryn Shander in Ten-Towns in an effort to draw out Drizzt Do'Urden. Drizzt does not appear but Tiago Baenre, also hunting Drizzt, witnesses the attack and slays Errtu, banishing him back to the Abyss. Despite their reservations, the people of Bryn Shander laud Tiago as a hero, erecting a statue of him while Drizzt becomes a persona non grata in Ten-Towns.

Anaxims invade the Dominion of the Burned, killing most of its members and forcing the surviving genasi to flee to other regions of Laerakond. A genasi named Brindol rises as the leader of the few Burned who remain in the Dominions of Nehu.

A peculiar cache of iron trade bars is unearthed in Flandal's Dell, prompting a group of stern-faced gnomes (rumored to live beneath Kossuth's Ire) to start asking questions in Whitehorn.

After an upswing in the faith of Shar in Wheloon, King Foril of Cormyr orders the city sealed and turned into a prison colony.

Neranya Cormaeril, sister of the Lord Morn of Daggerdale disappears when her entourage is attacked by werewolves near Castle Daggerdale. Her body is never found.

The Northwall Deathhouse in Dagger Falls is discovered to be haunted by the spirit of a deadly Zhentarim spy named Vathris Koll.

The Great Port of Tarmalune, which until now was unwalled, completes construction of a gated wall.

Tarchamus the Unyielding's undead form is destroyed by Farideh and friends.

Enraged at the death of his paramour and the countless others slain by Manshoon's machinations, and with a painful overabundance of Mystra's silver fire, Elminster tracks down and destroys Manshoon's body. In the process, he discovers that Manshoon is himself a Chosen of Mystra and that he does not have power enough to kill him.

A large force from Ravens Bluff led by Myrkyssa Jelan defeats the drow of House Chumavh in the Underdark beneath the city.

Lendris, a small town outside Baldur's Gate, is terrorized for a tenday by a mysterious undead warrior.

The small village of Wandering Stones in the mountains bordering Skelkor and the Sword Landsis attacked by the brown dragon Thovantareth. The spirit of the primordial Arumbar manifests to defend the town.

In the city of Waterdeep rests a tavern called the Yawning Portal, named after the gaping pit in its common room. At the bottom of this crumbling shaft is a labyrinthine dungeon shunned by all but the most daring adventurers. Known as Undermountain, this dungeon is the domain of the mad wizard Halaster Blackcloak. Long has the Mad Mage dwelt in these forlorn depths, seeding his lair with monsters, traps, and mysteries—to what end is a constant source of speculation and concern.

This adventure concerns a once-proud fortress that fell into the earth in an age long past. Now known as the Sunless Citadel, its echoing, broken halls house malign creatures. Evil has taken root at the citadel’s core, which is deep within a subterranean garden of blighted foliage. Here a terrible tree and its dark shepherd plot in darkness.   The tree, called the Gulthias Tree, is shepherded by a twisted druid, Belak the Outcast. He was drawn to the buried citadel twelve years ago, following stories of oddly enchanted fruit to their source. The druid found an old fortress that had been swallowed up by the earth in some sort of magically invoked devastation. With the previous inhabitants long dispersed, vile and opportunistic creatures common to lightless dungeons infested the subterranean ruins. At the core of the old fortress, Belak stumbled upon the Twilight Grove. He discovered at the grove’s heart the Gulthias Tree, which sprouted from a wooden stake that was used to slay an ancient vampire.   A perfect, ruby-red apple ripens on the Gulthias Tree at the summer solstice, and the tree produces a single albino apple at the winter solstice. The midsummer fruit grants vigor, health, and life, while the midwinter fruit steals the same. In the years since Belak’s arrival, the enchanted fruit has been widely dispersed through the surrounding lands, promoting good and ill. The seeds of either fruit, if allowed to sprout, grow into small plant monsters known as twig blights.

Cult of the Dragon leads a group of cultists and mercenaries with a blue dragon to attack and raid the town of Greenest for wealth. A group of adventurers made up of (party members) helped fight off the cult and promised to track down the cult to return Greenest's wealth that was stolen from them.

The party is sent to deal with the raiders that are trying to burn down the town's mill

Raiders break through the doors of the keep in the middle of the night. Escobert discovers this and sounds the alarm before going to the party for help. The party helps the rest of the defenders drive back the raiders long enough for the doors to be repaired and barricaded.

The party heads to Elturel to meet with Leosin Erlanthar and Ontharr Frume. There, they are invited to a meeting at the tavern called a Pair of Black Antlers. The meeting consists of Leosin and his monks, Ontharr and his knights, and the party. Leosin represents the Harpers and Ontharr represents the Order of the Gauntlet. Together, with the party, an early alliance is formed against the Cult of the Dragon. The party then leaves on their mission to follow Rezmir and her forces to Baldur's Gate.

Two centuries ago, the great dwarf smith Durgeddin the Black and his clan were driven from their home by a horde of fierce orcs and trolls. They plundered the dwarves’ ancestral halls and slew all they could catch. Fleeing his enemies, Durgeddin led the destitute remnants of his clan in search of a new home. After years of wandering, the dwarves discovered a great cavern system beneath the Stone Tooth: a rugged, forested hill crowned by a bare rocky crag. There Durgeddin and his followers founded the stronghold of Khundrukar.   About a century ago, a member of Durgeddin’s clan was captured by a powerful orc tribe during a raid, and the orcs learned of their enemy’s hidden stronghold. The orc chieftains raised a great army and marched on Khundrukar. In a hard-fought siege lasting months, the orcs tunneled around the dwarven defenses. When they finally stormed the place, they put all within to the sword, then carried off wagonloads of booty.   In the years since the great battle, various creatures have occupied the stronghold and used the place as a base for their raids. At other times, the caverns have lain empty except for the mindless and bloodthirsty monsters that haunt such places. Today legends of Durgeddin’s Vengeance (or the Smith’s War) and the extraordinary blades the dwarves forged in anger still surface from time to time in the lands near the Stone Tooth.

The Naptime Knights continue on to the next adventure.

The Naptime Knights continue their journey