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Forgotten Realms began as a setting for the childhood stories of Ed Greenwood in around 1967. In 1987, it was incorporated into the Dungeons & Dragons RPG. Over the years, it has become the most popular of the D&D campaigns with a wealth of stories, games, and other merchandise. Additional franchises that take place in the Forgotten Realms world include Pool of Radiance, Eye of the Beholder, Neverwinter Nights, and Baulder's Gate.
Contents
Games
- Note: This list is incomplete.
Pool of Radiance
A group of adventurers must stop the evil spirit Tyranthraxus, who has taken possession over the body of a bronze dragon, who intends to conquer all of Phlan and all of Moonsea.
- Pool of Radiance (A2)
- Pool of Radiance (AMI)
- Pool of Radiance (C64)
- Pool of Radiance (DOS)
- Pool of Radiance (MAC)
- Pool of Radiance (NES)
- Pool of Radiance (PC88)
- Pool of Radiance (PC98)
Curse of the Azure Bonds
- Curse of the Azure Bonds (A2)
- Curse of the Azure Bonds (AMI)
- Curse of the Azure Bonds (AST)
- Curse of the Azure Bonds (C64)
- Curse of the Azure Bonds (DOS)
- Curse of the Azure Bonds (MAC)
- Curse of the Azure Bonds (PC98)
Gateway to the Savage Frontier
- Gateway to the Savage Frontier (AMI)
- Gateway to the Savage Frontier (C64)
- Gateway to the Savage Frontier (DOS)
Hillstar
Treasures of the Savage Frontier
Logo History
Original logo, circa 1987.
Current logo, circa 2000.
