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|name = Orcish Empire of the Pomarj
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|alt_name      = Radiant and Transformed Domain of Sehanine of the Lendore Isles
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|ruler = Despot Turrosh Mak
|motto         =  
|government = Dictatorship
|region       = [[Solnor Ocean]]
|established = 582? [[Common Year|CY]]
|ruler         = The Most Radiant Bow of Sehanine, Orb of the Heavens, High Priest [[Anfaren Silverbrow]]
|capital = Stoneheim
|government   = Theocracy
|major towns = [[Blue]], [[Highport]], [[Stoneheim]]
|established   =  
|provinces =  
|capital       = [[Lo Reltarma]] (3,200)
|resources = silver, electrum, gold, gems, slaves
|major_towns  =
|coinage = No official standard
|provinces     = Five protectorships (islands), with each island governed by an elven cleric of a proportionately similar level
|population = 476,000  
|resources     =  
|races =  
|coinage       =  
|languages = Orcish, Common, Goblin
|population   = 41,000 (591 CY)
|alignments =  
|races         = [[Elf]] 97% (high 70%, grey 30%), Half-elf 2%, [[Human]] 1% (So)
|religions = Orc pantheon, [[Beltar]], [[Syrul]], goblin pantheon
|languages     = Elvish, Lendorian
|allies =  
|alignments   = CG*, NG, N, CN
|enemies =  
|religions     = [[:Category:Elven deities|Elf pantheon]] (state-favored, especially [[Sehanine]]);<br />'''<small>Humans only—</small>'''[[Phaulkon]], [[Kord]], [[Xerbo]], [[Osprem]], [[Norebo]], [[Lydia]], [[Syrul]]
|allies       = Church of Sehahine, [[People of the Testing]]
|enemies       = Lendore exiles, some groups in [[Sunndi]], [[Scarlet Brotherhood]] (minor); distrusted by other neighboring states
}}
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The '''Pomarj''' can refer either to a large peninsula located in the central [[Flanaess]], or to the '''Orcish Empire of the Pomarj''', located in the same region.
The '''Spindrift Isles''', also known as the '''Lendore Isles''', are a collection of five large islands in the [[Solnor Ocean]], just off the eastern coast of the former [[Great Kingdom]].  They are "independent islands that keep watchful eyes on aggressive island neighbors."{{csb|DMG2024|165}}


==History==
==History==
Before the [[Great Migrations]], the Pomarj was mainly a desolate region populated by primitive [[Flan (Greyhawk)|Flan]] tribespeople who revered equally primitive deities of earth and sky.  Eventually, small numbers of outcast [[Suloise|Suel]] settled the region. The region received little notice from the rest of the world for centuries, remaining largely isolated.
In a time lost to histories, the Spindrift Isles were home to "[[high elf|high elven]] [[wizard]]s and lords."{{csb|LGG|68}}  But with the coming of the [[Great Migrations]] and the [[Twin Cataclysms]], the Archmage [[Lendore]] brought his followers to the island.  [[Human]]s and [[elf|elves]] coexisted for a time, and then Lendore and his followers made the southern (and largest) island their own, and it came to be known as Lendore Island.


In 295 [[Common Year|CY]], King [[Tavish I]] of [[Keoland]] and the Prince of Ulek, seeking to exploit the Pomarj's mineral wealth, raised an army to invade and subjugate the region, an endeavor which was accomplished in the span of a few years.  The Pomarj was divided up into roughly a dozen small baronies, which were awarded to favored families of the Keoish throne.  These sub-fiefs were administered by and under the protection of the [[Principality of Ulek]]. Over the next few decades, mining brought great wealth to these petty barons.  In 305 CY, the town of [[Highport]] was constructed on the north coast to share these riches with the rest of the Flanaess.
The Isles were divided into two provinces—the main isle (Lendore Isle), and the remainder of the isles north of it.  The northern islands were primarily populated by ''[[elf|olve]]'', and Lendore Isle was a primarily human realm—the two "did not freely mix."{{csb|LGG|69}} Very little was known at the time about the elven lands, and the elves who lived there were mostly reclusive and there was no trade there; the inhabitants would "capture and imprison any sailor so bold as to enter their domain."{{csb|WoG|36|Catalogue}}  Even any settlements were entirely unknown.{{csb|Folio|16}}{{csb|WoG|36|Catalogue}}


In 461 CY, the Principality of Ulek had withdrawn from Keoland to gain palatinate status. The barons of the Pomarj at this time, being subjects of the Prince of Ulek, had no voice in the [[Council of Niole Dra]]. Dissatisfied with their position, the Pomarj barons broke with the Principality of Ulek in 463, declaring their own independence. The barons ejected the Prince's [[Dwarf (Dungeons & Dragons)|dwarven]] garrisons and declared Highport their capital. Despite this apparent unity, however, each baron ruled his state independently, and feuds were common. Many barons assigned themselves grandiose titles, such as archbaron, duke, or prince. The baron of [[Suderham]], even went so far as to dub himself "King of the Drachensgrabs."
The situation continued as such for centuries,{{csb|LGG|69}} but in late [[578 CY]],{{cite dragon|65|11-12|Greyhawk's World: Events of the Eastern and Southern Flanaess}} warnings given about calamity coming to the Spindrift Isles.{{cite dragon|65|11-12|Greyhawk's World: Events of the Eastern and Southern Flanaess}}  The Archmage warned that the [[City of Glass]] "would be the last refuge of the inhabitants of this chain of islands once the calamity struck" and "this calamity was near, and was coming in the form of an invasion."{{cite dragon|65|11-12|Greyhawk's World: Events of the Eastern and Southern Flanaess}} 


In 498 CY, the [[Hateful Wars]] began as an alliance between [[Celene]] and the [[Ulek States]], who sought to drive the [[orcs]], [[Goblin|goblins]], and other evil humanoids from Lortmil Mountains. The Prince of Ulek invited the former barons of the Pomarj to join the alliance, but the lords of the Pomarj refused, fearing reabsorption into the Principality and seeing little reason to involve themselves in what they viewed as chiefly a conflict between non-humans. By 510 CY, the Hateful Wars were over, but this conflict would have great repercussions for the Pomarj.
At the advent of the [[Greyhawk Wars]], in [[583 CY]], the large island was suddenly taken back and occupied by the elves, ejecting nearly all non-elves who lived there.  The residents of the island were given "safe passage to the [[Sea Barons]], the [[Lordship of the Isles]], [[Medegia]], or elsewhere along the east coast of [[Aerdy]].{{csb|FTA|30|Atlas}}  Those being exiled were only permitted three days to prepare, and many of them escaped through the [[Gate of Glass]] to the [[City of Glass]], which floats above the island.{{cite dragon|65|11-12|Greyhawk's World: Events of the Eastern and Southern Flanaess}}{{csb|GenCon Greyhawk Adventure Supplement (2001)|1|note=[[Fred Weining]]}}
 
In 513 CY, hordes of surviving orcs, goblins, and other evil creatures from the Lortmils, having few places to hide from their [[Elf|elven]] and dwarven foes, fled to the Pomarj, emerging from the Suss and falling upon Highport in a destructive rage. In a matter of months, all of the other former baronies, save the hidden city of Suderham, also fell to the humanoid invaders.
 
Over the next few decades, the Pomarj became essentially a backwater filled with orcs, goblinoids, and other evil creatures, as well as a haven for human bandits, pirates, slavers, and other criminals. Various humanoid tribes carved out territories. Any good humans left lived as slaves, or else waged a losing guerilla war against the invaders.
 
By 574 CY, the last king of Suderham was assassinated by the [[Slave Lords]], who turned the town into their base of operations. The Slave Lords managed to bring much of the Pomarj under their control, but by 580 CY their power was broken.
 
During the [[Greyhawk Wars]] of 582-584 CY, a powerful orc chieftain named [[Turrosh Mak]] united the [[Nedla]] and other humanoid tribes of the Pomarj, and invaded the surrounding lands, bringing much of the Wild Coast and the Principality of Ulek under his control. Mak named his "empire where none has stood" the Orcish Empire of the Pomarj.  Though much of the land west of the Jewel was reclaimed by the Principality of Ulek in 586 CY, Mak continues to hold power in the region, and his empire shows no signs of decline.


==Geography==
==Geography==
The Pomarj proper is a peninsula dividing the [[Azure Sea]] from the [[Sea of Gearnat]]. It is bordered by the [[Jewel River]] to the west, the [[Suss Forest]] and [[Woolly Bay]] to the north, with the [[Straights of Gearnat]] to the east and the Azure to the south. The borders of the Empire are slightly larger, extending north along the [[Wild Coast]], stopping only a few leagues south of [[Safeton]]. The Empire's western border once stretched as far as the foothills of the [[Lortmil Mountains]], but much of this land has since been reclaimed by the [[Principality of Ulek.]]
The island group is "some 100 leagues [300 miles] off the [[Medegia|Medegian coast]]."{{csb|WoG|35|Catalogue}}
===Terrain and climate===


The peninsula is dominated by the [[Drachensgrabs Hills|Drachensgrabs]], a range of hills which ascend to the height of [[mountains]] at their highest point. The soil of the land is poor, making cultivation of crops difficult.
===Borders===


==People==
==People==
===Population===
===Population and demographics===
As of 591 CY, the population of the Pomarj was estimated at 476,000 persons, with 43% being orcs, 28% humans (mainly of Suel and [[Oeridian]] ancestry), 15% goblin, 10% [[hobgoblin]], and 4% of other races.


===Religion===
===Religion===
The orcish pantheon, led by [[Gruumsh]], is heavily favored in the Pomarj, as are [[Beltar]], [[Syrul]], the [[Earth Dragon]], and the goblin pantheon, led by [[Maglubiyet]].  
Worship of [[Sehanine Moonbow]] is predominant throughout the islands, while worship of the [[:Category:Suel deities|Suel pantheon]] is common on Lendore Island itself; especially [[Phaulkon]], [[Kord]], [[Xerbo]],
[[Osprem]], [[Norebo]], [[Lydia]], and [[Syrul]].{{csb|LGG|68}}.


===Languages===
===Languages===
The most widely-spoken languages in the Pomarj are Orcish, Common, and Goblin.
Though it is a bit of a misnomer, [[elf|elves]] of the Spindrift Isles speak [[Elven language#Related languages|Lendorian elven]].
 
[[Human]]s of the southern isle speak the [[Suloise language]].
 
===Notable individuals===
 
==Society and culture==


==Government==
==Government==
The Orcish Empire of the Pomarj is a dictatorship which oversees various humanoid tribal leaders. The dictator's power is enforced by his large personal army made up of warriors from his own orcish tribe.
===Administrative divisions===
Before the isles were entirely taken back from the followers of Archmage Lendore by the elves, the islands were governed by two bodies—elven and human realms were ruled respectively by the "Council of Five (on the northern islands) and the Council of Seven (on the southern island).".{{csb|DMG2024}165}}
 
In later years ([[591 CY]]+), the isles are ruled wholly by a theocracy, in the name of [[Sehanine Moonbow]].  It is ruled by The Most Radiant Bow of Sehanine, Orb of the Heavens, High Priest [[Anfaren Silverbrow]] (CG male elf Clr20 of Sehanine).{{csb|LGG|68}}
 
===Heraldry===
The emblem of the Spindrift Isles is a crescent moon, downturned, lined up above a full moon, all on a deep blue field.
 
==Economy==
===Trade===
 
==Travel==
 
==Military==
===Naval forces===


The national capital is [[Stoneheim]].
==Relationships==


===Administrative Divisions===
== In ''Living Greyhawk'' ==
The Orcish Empire of the Pomarj is made up of numerous territories, the vast majority ruled by non-human tribal leaders.


===Executive Branch===
==Creative origins==
As of 591 CY, the Pomarj's chief of state is His Most Ferocious Majesty, the Despot Turrosh Mak, who has held power since the Greyhawk Wars.
The word "spindrift" means the spray blown from the crests of waves by the wind, often during a gale, and blown along the surface of the water.<ref>{{cite web |title=Spindrift |url=https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/spindrift |format= |work=Merriam-Webster |publisher= |date= |dateformat= |accessdate=2 July 2025 |postscript= }}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=Spendrift |url=https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/spindrift |format= |work=Wictionary |publisher= |date= |dateformat= |accessdate=2 July 2025 |postscript= }}</ref>


===Legislative Branch===
The Spendrift Isles were originally created for the World of Greyhawk by [[Len Lakofka]], and included by [[Gary Gyax]] in the setting.


===Heraldry===
In 1980, Lakofka submitted three adventures to TSR, taken from adventures he had originally created for his home campaign of Lendore Isle: ''[[The Secret of Bone Hill]]'', ''[[The Assassin's Knot]]'' and ''Deep Dwarven Delve''. Gary Gygax was simultaneously creating his World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting, and Lakofka asked if "Lendore Isle" could be incorporated into Gygax's new world. Gygax agreed, and Lakofka chose the largest island in the Spindrift Isles archipelago as the location of his [[Lendore Isles]] adventures. This was the first material from an author other than Gygax or [[Robert J. Kuntz|Rob Kuntz]] to be incorporated into the [[Greyhawk]] setting.<ref name="designers">{{Cite book |last=Shannon Appelcline |title=Designers & Dragons |publisher=Mongoose Publishing |year=2011 |isbn=978-1-907702-58-7 |page=24}}</ref>
The Pomarj's coat of arms is blazoned thus: ''Argent, a medusa's head caboshed gules''.  
This device was traditionally used by the goblins of the Pomarj, before being adopted by Turrosh Mak's government.


In addition to the state's official heraldry, several of the humanoid tribes have traditionally carried their own devices:
In 1981, Lakofka's first adventure, L1 ''[[The Secret of Bone Hill]]'', was published. Reviews were mixed. In ''Different Worlds'', Anders Swenson complained about the randomness of encounters, and that the monsters and townspeople were unrealistically compressed into too small a geographical area.<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Swenson |first=Anders |date=November 1981 |title=Review |journal=Different Worlds |type=review |publisher=Chaosium |issue=16 |page=39}}</ref>
However, ''White Dwarf'''s Jim Bambra gave it an 8 out 10, and liked the roleplaying situations the adventure afforded.<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Bambra |first=Jim |date=November 1982 |title=Open Box: Dungeon Module |journal=White Dwarf |type=review |publisher=Games Workshop |issue=35 |pages=14–15 |issn=0265-8712}}</ref> James Maliszewski claimed the adventure was one of his favorites because it created "a very flexible 'sandbox' framework for a low-level campaign".<ref name="Part3">{{Cite web |last=Maliszewski |first=James |date=19 November 2009 |title=Interview: Len Lakofka (Part III) |url=http://grognardia.blogspot.com/2009/11/interview-len-lakofka-part-iii.html |website=Grognardia: An Exploration of the History and Traditions of the Hobby |accessdate=18 March 2011}}</ref>


*Hobgoblins: ''Gules, a demon's skull armed argent''
In 1983, TSR published Lakofka's second adventure, L2 ''[[The Assassin's Knot]]''. Reviews were again mixed. Rick Swan, in ''The Space Gamer'', thought the murder mystery of the plot was "a very pedestrian affair", and the adventure was "just plain dull".<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Swan |first=Rick |date=November–December 1984 |title=Capsule Reviews |journal=The Space Gamer |publisher=Steve Jackson Games |issue=71 |pages=55–56 }}</ref> Dave Morris in ''White Dwarf'' disagreed, calling it "an entertaining murder mystery for AD&D characters" and scoring it 7 out of 10.<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Morris |first=Dave |date=July 1984 |title=Open Box: Dungeon Modules |journal=White Dwarf |type=review |publisher=Games Workshop |issue=55 |pages=18–19 |issn=0265-8712}}</ref> In 2004, [[Erik Mona]] and [[James Jacobs (game designer)|James Jacobs]] ranked ''The Assassin's Knot'' as the 29th greatest AD&D adventure ever written.<ref>{{Cite journal |last1=Mona |first1=Erik |author-link=Erik Mona |last2=Jacobs |first2=James |author-link2=James Jacobs (game designer) |last3=Dungeon Design Panel |year=2004 |title=The 30 Greatest D&D Adventures of All Time |publisher=[[Paizo Publishing]] |publication-date=November 2004 |issue=116 |pages=68–81 |journal=[[Dungeon]]}}</ref>
*Orcs: ''Sable, a human skull argent''


==Economy==
Lakofka also continued to write more articles in ''Dragon'' in addition to his monthly column. When Gygax was creating the World of Greyhawk, Lakofka suggested that based on the migration patterns of various Greyhawk races as outlined in the campaign setting, that "his" Lendore Isles would have been mainly settled by [[Suloise|Suel]].<ref name="Part2">{{Cite web |last=Maliszewski |first=James |date=18 November 2009 |title=Interview: Len Lakofka (Part 2) |url=http://grognardia.blogspot.com/2009/11/interview-len-lakofka-part-ii.html |website=Grognardia: An Exploration of the History and Traditions of the Hobby |accessdate=18 March 2011}}</ref>
===Resources===
The Pomarj's resources include silver, electrum, gold, gems, and slaves.


===Currency===
Lakofka's third Lendore Isles adventure, ''[[Deep Dwarven Delve|L3 Deep Dwarven Delve]]'', was scheduled to be released in 1986, and Lakofka planned to write two more "L" series adventures. However, at the end of 1985, Lakofka's long-time friend Gary Gygax left the company. Plans to publish Lakofka's third adventure were shelved.<ref>{{Cite web |date=17 August 2004 |title=L4 Q&A With Len Lakofka |url=http://www.dragonsfoot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=40635&sid=dcbbff1ad6ae0718dafb830d08839cbc&start=15 |website=Dragonsfoot Forums |publisher=dragonsfoot.org |accessdate=18 March 2011}}</ref> Lakofka also stopped writing his ''Leomund's Tiny Hut'' column for ''Dragon''; his final column was published in April 1986 (Issue #108).
The Pomarj has no standard national coinage, but a number of official and unofficial currencies do exist, minted by most cities, towns, and powerful non-human tribes. Note that some of these currencies are out of date.


==Transportation==
Lakofka continued to work on further adventures in the "L" series, and in 2009, the fourth installment, L4 ''Devilspawn'', was released by Dragonsfoot.org as a free download.<ref>{{Cite web |date=23 January 2010 |title=New Release |url=http://www.dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=12490&start=270 |website=Dragonsfoot Forums |publisher=dragonsfoot.org |accessdate=18 March 2011}}</ref> Lakofka also created a fifth adventure, L5 ''The Kroten Campaign'', which was released in 3 parts by Dragonsfoot.org as a free download.<ref>{{Cite web |date=23 January 2010 |title=The Kroten Campaign |url=https://www.dragonsfoot.org/php4/archive.php?sectioninit=FE&fileid=381 |website=Dragonsfoot Forums |publisher=dragonsfoot.org |accessdate=18 March 2011}}</ref> Lakofka mused about writing up to four more "L" adventures, but ultimately these were never created.<ref name="blackgate">{{Cite web |last=Taylor |first=Scott |date=4 October 2010 |title=The real 'L' word |url=http://www.blackgate.com/2010/10/04/the-real-l-word/ |website=Black Gate: Adventure in Fantasy Literature |accessdate=March 18, 2011}}</ref>
The roads of the Pomarj are not well-maintained, which is not surprising for a nation ruled by orcs. The land does boast a few ports however, including Highport and [[Blue]].


==Military==
==Publication history==
The Pomarj can field large numbers of non-human troops, and many are trained at the capital city of Stoneheim. The Pomarj has no navy to speak of, though a number of pirates and mercenaries are employed to harry the shipping lanes of the Sea of Gearnat and the Azure Sea. It is rumored that the Pomarj can also call upon the [[Scarlet Brotherhood]] for aid.
This portion of the [[World of Greyhawk]] served as the base of [[Lenard Lakofka|Len Lakofka]]'s campaign, and is the setting of the L series of adventures authored by Lakofka: ''[[The Secret of Bone Hill|L1 The Secret of Bone Hill]]'', ''[[The Assassin's Knot|L2 The Assassin's Knot]]'', and ''[[Deep Dwarven Delve|L3 Deep Dwarven Delve]]''. Previously unpublished materials from Lakofka's gaming sessions in the late 1970s and early 1980s were released in an article in issue 5 (August 2005) of the ''Footprints'' e-zine. Additional material, originally intended for release in L3 ''Deep Dwarven Delve'' was released by Lakofka in an article in issue 9 (December 2006) of ''Footprints''. In 2006, Lakofka announced on the Pen & Paper website that he will be releasing L4 and L5 through the Dragonsfoot website, introducing additional material and adventures set in the Lendore Isles.{{cn}}


==References==
In their earliest published form the Lendore Isles are named the Spindrift Isles. The southernmost island was named Lendore Isle after the [[Suloise]] archmage who led the [[human]] settlement of it. The northern islands are described as being inhabited by [[Elf|elves]] who hold an isolationist foreign policy. It is notable that the northern islands are described in this source and the one following as being three in number though the map included in the sources show four northern islands. This earliest form is the setting for the L series, which takes place on Lendore Isle. The town of [[Restenford]] is detailed in ''L1'' and the town of [[Garroten]] (Lake Farmin) in ''L2''. ''L3'' is set in the Restonford/Lake Farmin area but no details are given other than of the dungeon in which the adventure takes place.
*Cook, David. "History of the Greyhawk Wars." ''Wars'' (TSR, 1991). Available Online: http://www.nyrond.org/turbine/page/university/greyhawkwars.html


*[[Gygax, Gary]]. ''The World of Greyhawk'' (TSR, 1980).
The setting changed dramatically in 1992 with the publication of ''[[From the Ashes]]'', which advanced the World of Greyhawk's  timeline to the year [[585 CY]] and details the aftermath of the [[Greyhawk Wars]]. In this iteration the name of the isles are changed from the Spindrift Isles to the Lendore Isles, though the former is still used as a common name. In this description, the elves of the northern isles have taken over the southern isle of Lendore, expelling the majority of the human population in [[583 CY]], so that the elves might form a theocratic society. The elves protect the islands with magical fogs and illusions to prevent any contact with outsiders. Lendorian Elvish, a [[Languages|language]] unique among the other languages in the World of Greyhawk, is also introduced.  
*Gygax, Gary. ''[[World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting]]'' (TSR, 1983).


*[[Gary Holian|Holian, Gary]], [[Erik Mona]], [[Sean K Reynolds]], and [[Frederick Weining]]. ''[[Living Greyhawk Gazetteer]]'' (Wizards of the Coast, 2000).
''[[The Adventure Begins]]'', published in 1998, which advances the timeline further, gives few details about the islands themselves due to the isolationist policies of the inhabitants but makes note of increased activity by elven mariners from the Spindrifts.


*[[Moore, Roger E]]. ''[[Greyhawk: The Adventure Begins]]'' (TSR, 1998).
In the [[Living Greyhawk Gazetteer]] the realm is described as the Lendore Isles, with more details given of the islands including that they  make up a nation officially known as the Radiant and Transformed Domain of Sehanine of the Lendore Isles. The focus of the theocracy is revealed to be the cult of the elven goddess [[Sehanine Moonbow]], which is tied to the increasingly widespread elven mystery cult known as the [[People of the Testing]]. The issue of the total number of islands is addressed by the authors in-universe by explaining that some older charts in the World of Greyhawk only showed four islands.


*Reynolds, Sean K and [[Chris Pramas]]. ''[[Slavers]]'' (TSR, 2000).
== External links ==
{{External link disclaimer}}


*[[Carl Sargent|Sargent, Carl]]. ''[[From the Ashes (Dungeons & Dragons)|From the Ashes]]'' (TSR, 1992).
==References==
===Citations===
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===Bibliography===
*[[Gygax, Gary]]. ''The World of Greyhawk''. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1980.
:———. ''[[World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting]]''. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1983.
*[[Gary Holian|Holian, Gary]], [[Erik Mona]], [[Sean K. Reynolds]], and [[Frederick Weining]]. ''[[Living Greyhawk Gazetteer]]''. Renton, WA: Wizards of the Coast, 2000.
*[[Robert J. Kuntz|Kuntz, Robert J]]. "Greyhawk's World." Dragon #65. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1982.
*[[Len Lakofka | Lakofka, Lenard]]. ''[[The Assassin's Knot]]''. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1983.
:———. ''[[Deep Dwarven Delve]]''. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1999.
:———. ''[[The Secret of Bone Hill]]''. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1981.
*[[Moore, Roger E]]. ''[[The Adventure Begins]]''. Renton, WA: Wizards of the Coast, 1998.
* [[Carl Sargent|Sargent, Carl]]. ''[[Ivid the Undying]]''. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1995. Published online. [https://greyhawkonline.com/download/16370/?tmstv=1727302323 PDF by William Allman with maps].  Original RTF archived:[http://web.archive.org/web/20081218001449/http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dnd/downloads Wizards.com]. WGR7 or WGRx
* [[Fred Weining|Weining, Fred]].  ''GenCon 2001 Greyhawk Adventure Supplement''.
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Greyhawk Realm
Spindrift Isles
General information
Other names:Radiant and Transformed Domain of Sehanine of the Lendore Isles
Region:Solnor Ocean
Government
Ruler:The Most Radiant Bow of Sehanine, Orb of the Heavens, High Priest Anfaren Silverbrow
Government:Theocracy
Alignments:CG*, NG, N, CN
Demographics
Capital:Lo Reltarma (3,200)
Provinces:Five protectorships (islands), with each island governed by an elven cleric of a proportionately similar level
Population:41,000 (591 CY)
Races:Elf 97% (high 70%, grey 30%), Half-elf 2%, Human 1% (So)
Languages:Elvish, Lendorian
Groups
Religions:Elf pantheon (state-favored, especially Sehanine);
Humans only—Phaulkon, Kord, Xerbo, Osprem, Norebo, Lydia, Syrul
Allies:Church of Sehahine, People of the Testing
Enemies:Lendore exiles, some groups in Sunndi, Scarlet Brotherhood (minor); distrusted by other neighboring states

The Spindrift Isles, also known as the Lendore Isles, are a collection of five large islands in the Solnor Ocean, just off the eastern coast of the former Great Kingdom. They are "independent islands that keep watchful eyes on aggressive island neighbors."[1]

History

In a time lost to histories, the Spindrift Isles were home to "high elven wizards and lords."[2] But with the coming of the Great Migrations and the Twin Cataclysms, the Archmage Lendore brought his followers to the island. Humans and elves coexisted for a time, and then Lendore and his followers made the southern (and largest) island their own, and it came to be known as Lendore Island.

The Isles were divided into two provinces—the main isle (Lendore Isle), and the remainder of the isles north of it. The northern islands were primarily populated by olve, and Lendore Isle was a primarily human realm—the two "did not freely mix."[3] Very little was known at the time about the elven lands, and the elves who lived there were mostly reclusive and there was no trade there; the inhabitants would "capture and imprison any sailor so bold as to enter their domain."[4] Even any settlements were entirely unknown.[5][4]

The situation continued as such for centuries,[3] but in late 578 CY,[6] warnings given about calamity coming to the Spindrift Isles.[6] The Archmage warned that the City of Glass "would be the last refuge of the inhabitants of this chain of islands once the calamity struck" and "this calamity was near, and was coming in the form of an invasion."[6]

At the advent of the Greyhawk Wars, in 583 CY, the large island was suddenly taken back and occupied by the elves, ejecting nearly all non-elves who lived there. The residents of the island were given "safe passage to the Sea Barons, the Lordship of the Isles, Medegia, or elsewhere along the east coast of Aerdy.[7] Those being exiled were only permitted three days to prepare, and many of them escaped through the Gate of Glass to the City of Glass, which floats above the island.[6][8]

Geography

The island group is "some 100 leagues [300 miles] off the Medegian coast."[9]

Terrain and climate

Borders

People

Population and demographics

Religion

Worship of Sehanine Moonbow is predominant throughout the islands, while worship of the Suel pantheon is common on Lendore Island itself; especially Phaulkon, Kord, Xerbo, Osprem, Norebo, Lydia, and Syrul.[2].

Languages

Though it is a bit of a misnomer, elves of the Spindrift Isles speak Lendorian elven.

Humans of the southern isle speak the Suloise language.

Notable individuals

Society and culture

Government

Administrative divisions

Before the isles were entirely taken back from the followers of Archmage Lendore by the elves, the islands were governed by two bodies—elven and human realms were ruled respectively by the "Council of Five (on the northern islands) and the Council of Seven (on the southern island).".[10]

In later years (591 CY+), the isles are ruled wholly by a theocracy, in the name of Sehanine Moonbow. It is ruled by The Most Radiant Bow of Sehanine, Orb of the Heavens, High Priest Anfaren Silverbrow (CG male elf Clr20 of Sehanine).[2]

Heraldry

The emblem of the Spindrift Isles is a crescent moon, downturned, lined up above a full moon, all on a deep blue field.

Economy

Trade

Travel

Military

Relationships

In Living Greyhawk

Creative origins

The word "spindrift" means the spray blown from the crests of waves by the wind, often during a gale, and blown along the surface of the water.[11][12]

The Spendrift Isles were originally created for the World of Greyhawk by Len Lakofka, and included by Gary Gyax in the setting.

In 1980, Lakofka submitted three adventures to TSR, taken from adventures he had originally created for his home campaign of Lendore Isle: The Secret of Bone Hill, The Assassin's Knot and Deep Dwarven Delve. Gary Gygax was simultaneously creating his World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting, and Lakofka asked if "Lendore Isle" could be incorporated into Gygax's new world. Gygax agreed, and Lakofka chose the largest island in the Spindrift Isles archipelago as the location of his Lendore Isles adventures. This was the first material from an author other than Gygax or Rob Kuntz to be incorporated into the Greyhawk setting.[13]

In 1981, Lakofka's first adventure, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill, was published. Reviews were mixed. In Different Worlds, Anders Swenson complained about the randomness of encounters, and that the monsters and townspeople were unrealistically compressed into too small a geographical area.[14] However, White Dwarf's Jim Bambra gave it an 8 out 10, and liked the roleplaying situations the adventure afforded.[15] James Maliszewski claimed the adventure was one of his favorites because it created "a very flexible 'sandbox' framework for a low-level campaign".[16]

In 1983, TSR published Lakofka's second adventure, L2 The Assassin's Knot. Reviews were again mixed. Rick Swan, in The Space Gamer, thought the murder mystery of the plot was "a very pedestrian affair", and the adventure was "just plain dull".[17] Dave Morris in White Dwarf disagreed, calling it "an entertaining murder mystery for AD&D characters" and scoring it 7 out of 10.[18] In 2004, Erik Mona and James Jacobs ranked The Assassin's Knot as the 29th greatest AD&D adventure ever written.[19]

Lakofka also continued to write more articles in Dragon in addition to his monthly column. When Gygax was creating the World of Greyhawk, Lakofka suggested that based on the migration patterns of various Greyhawk races as outlined in the campaign setting, that "his" Lendore Isles would have been mainly settled by Suel.[20]

Lakofka's third Lendore Isles adventure, L3 Deep Dwarven Delve, was scheduled to be released in 1986, and Lakofka planned to write two more "L" series adventures. However, at the end of 1985, Lakofka's long-time friend Gary Gygax left the company. Plans to publish Lakofka's third adventure were shelved.[21] Lakofka also stopped writing his Leomund's Tiny Hut column for Dragon; his final column was published in April 1986 (Issue #108).

Lakofka continued to work on further adventures in the "L" series, and in 2009, the fourth installment, L4 Devilspawn, was released by Dragonsfoot.org as a free download.[22] Lakofka also created a fifth adventure, L5 The Kroten Campaign, which was released in 3 parts by Dragonsfoot.org as a free download.[23] Lakofka mused about writing up to four more "L" adventures, but ultimately these were never created.[24]

Publication history

This portion of the World of Greyhawk served as the base of Len Lakofka's campaign, and is the setting of the L series of adventures authored by Lakofka: L1 The Secret of Bone Hill, L2 The Assassin's Knot, and L3 Deep Dwarven Delve. Previously unpublished materials from Lakofka's gaming sessions in the late 1970s and early 1980s were released in an article in issue 5 (August 2005) of the Footprints e-zine. Additional material, originally intended for release in L3 Deep Dwarven Delve was released by Lakofka in an article in issue 9 (December 2006) of Footprints. In 2006, Lakofka announced on the Pen & Paper website that he will be releasing L4 and L5 through the Dragonsfoot website, introducing additional material and adventures set in the Lendore Isles.[citation needed]

In their earliest published form the Lendore Isles are named the Spindrift Isles. The southernmost island was named Lendore Isle after the Suloise archmage who led the human settlement of it. The northern islands are described as being inhabited by elves who hold an isolationist foreign policy. It is notable that the northern islands are described in this source and the one following as being three in number though the map included in the sources show four northern islands. This earliest form is the setting for the L series, which takes place on Lendore Isle. The town of Restenford is detailed in L1 and the town of Garroten (Lake Farmin) in L2. L3 is set in the Restonford/Lake Farmin area but no details are given other than of the dungeon in which the adventure takes place.

The setting changed dramatically in 1992 with the publication of From the Ashes, which advanced the World of Greyhawk's timeline to the year 585 CY and details the aftermath of the Greyhawk Wars. In this iteration the name of the isles are changed from the Spindrift Isles to the Lendore Isles, though the former is still used as a common name. In this description, the elves of the northern isles have taken over the southern isle of Lendore, expelling the majority of the human population in 583 CY, so that the elves might form a theocratic society. The elves protect the islands with magical fogs and illusions to prevent any contact with outsiders. Lendorian Elvish, a language unique among the other languages in the World of Greyhawk, is also introduced.

The Adventure Begins, published in 1998, which advances the timeline further, gives few details about the islands themselves due to the isolationist policies of the inhabitants but makes note of increased activity by elven mariners from the Spindrifts.

In the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer the realm is described as the Lendore Isles, with more details given of the islands including that they make up a nation officially known as the Radiant and Transformed Domain of Sehanine of the Lendore Isles. The focus of the theocracy is revealed to be the cult of the elven goddess Sehanine Moonbow, which is tied to the increasingly widespread elven mystery cult known as the People of the Testing. The issue of the total number of islands is addressed by the authors in-universe by explaining that some older charts in the World of Greyhawk only showed four islands.

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References

Citations

  1. ↑ Dungeon Master's Guide (2024), p.165.
  2. ↑ a b c Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000), p.68.
  3. ↑ a b Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000), p.69.
  4. ↑ a b World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting (1983), p.36, Catalogue.
  5. ↑ The World of Greyhawk Fantasy World Setting (1980), p.16.
  6. ↑ a b c d "Greyhawk's World: Events of the Eastern and Southern Flanaess".  Dragon #65 (Sep 1982), p.11-12.
  7. ↑ From the Ashes (1992), p.30, Atlas.
  8. ↑ GenCon Greyhawk Adventure Supplement (2001), p.1, Fred Weining.
  9. ↑ World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting (1983), p.35, Catalogue.
  10. ↑ DMG2024}165.
  11. ↑ Spindrift. Merriam-Webster. Retrieved on 2 July 2025.
  12. ↑ Spendrift. Wictionary. Retrieved on 2 July 2025.
  13. ↑ Shannon Appelcline (2011) Designers & Dragons, Mongoose Publishing, p. 24 ISBN: 978-1-907702-58-7.
  14. ↑ Swenson, Anders (November 1981). "Review". Different Worlds (16): 39. Chaosium.
  15. ↑ Bambra, Jim (November 1982). "Open Box: Dungeon Module". White Dwarf (35): 14–15. Games Workshop. ISSN 0265-8712.
  16. ↑ Maliszewski, James. Interview: Len Lakofka (Part III). Grognardia: An Exploration of the History and Traditions of the Hobby. Retrieved on 18 March 2011.
  17. ↑ Swan, Rick (November–December 1984). "Capsule Reviews". The Space Gamer (71): 55–56. Steve Jackson Games.
  18. ↑ Morris, Dave (July 1984). "Open Box: Dungeon Modules". White Dwarf (55): 18–19. Games Workshop. ISSN 0265-8712.
  19. ↑ (2004). "The 30 Greatest D&D Adventures of All Time". Dungeon (116): 68–81. Paizo Publishing.
  20. ↑ Maliszewski, James. Interview: Len Lakofka (Part 2). Grognardia: An Exploration of the History and Traditions of the Hobby. Retrieved on 18 March 2011.
  21. ↑ L4 Q&A With Len Lakofka. Dragonsfoot Forums. dragonsfoot.org , 17 August 2004. Retrieved on 18 March 2011.
  22. ↑ New Release. Dragonsfoot Forums. dragonsfoot.org , 23 January 2010. Retrieved on 18 March 2011.
  23. ↑ The Kroten Campaign. Dragonsfoot Forums. dragonsfoot.org , 23 January 2010. Retrieved on 18 March 2011.
  24. ↑ Taylor, Scott. The real 'L' word. Black Gate: Adventure in Fantasy Literature. Retrieved on March 18, 2011.

Bibliography

  • Gygax, Gary. The World of Greyhawk. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1980.
———. World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1983.
———. Deep Dwarven Delve. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1999.
———. The Secret of Bone Hill. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1981.

Encyclopedia Greyhawkania Index

The Encyclopedia Greyhawkania Index (EGI) is based on previous work of Jason Zavoda through '08, continued by numerous other fans. The EGI article has a list of sources, product names, abbreviations, and a link to the full, downloadable index.

Topic Type Description Product Page/Card/Image

City of Glass Settlement Settlement, Dragon magazine #065 11
Gate of Glass (Lo Reltarma) Infrastructure Gate, Living Greyhawk Gazetteer 69


Topic Type Description Product Page/Card/Image

Argo Forest (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Woodland, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN
Bald Hill (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, Dungeon magazine #071 18
Bald Hill (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 5
Big Gamble, Church of the (Lendore Isle) Building Temple, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill 4
Bone Hill (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Hills, Dungeon magazine #071 18
Bone Hill (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Hills, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IC, IN, 1-3, 5, 7, 9
Bone Hill (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Hills, L2 The Assassins Knot 2
Bone Hill (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Hills, L3 Deep Dwarven Delve 2
Dead Forest (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Woodland, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill 3, 7
Dwarfhaven (Lendore Isle) Settlement Settlement, Dragon magazine #088 10
Dying Minotaur, Inn of the (Lendore Isle) Building Inn, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 23
Falcos Tavern (Lendore Isle) Building Tavern, Dungeon magazine #071 12, 14, 19
Falcos Tavern (Lendore Isle) Building Tavern, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 3
Farmin Lake (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Lake, L2 The Assassins Knot IC, IBC, 4
Farmin River (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature River, L2 The Assassins Knot 4, 9, 32
Garden Peak (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN
Garrotten Town (Lendore Isle) Settlement Settlement, L2 The Assassins Knot IC, IBC, 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 11, 18, 19, 24, 27, 30, 32
Gesex Forest (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Woodland, L2 The Assassins Knot 32
Green Knoll (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN
Guardian Peak (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill 6
High Top (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 3, 6
Kelman Hill (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 6
Kelman Pass (Lendore Isle) Infrastructure Street or road, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill 3, 7
Kelman Wood (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Woodland, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 6, 7
Kroten (Lendore Isle) Settlement Settlement, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill 25
Kroten (Lendore Isle) Settlement Settlement, L2 The Assassins Knot 3
Lark Hill (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 3, 6
Lendore Isle Geographical feature Island, Dragon magazine #315 53, 54
Lendore Isle Geographical feature Island, Dragon magazine #350 28
Lendore Isle Geographical feature Island, The Hand of the Highwayman 1, 11
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Against The Giants: The Liberation of Geoff 69
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Dragon magazine #052 18
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Dragon magazine #065 11
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Dragon magazine #086 34
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Dragon magazine #087 24, 26
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Dragon magazine #088 9, 11
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Dragon magazine #090 26, 28
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Dragon magazine #206 35, 40
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Dragon magazine #208 54
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Dungeon magazine #071 10, 15
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, From the Ashes: Atlas of the Flanaess 12-14, 30, 36, 38, 68, 72
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, From the Ashes: References Card #2
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, From the Ashes: References Card #9
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Greyhawk Adventures 93
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Ivid the Undying 74, 75, 88, 93
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill 1, 2, 23
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, L2 The Assassins Knot 1, 2, 3, 8
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Living Greyhawk Gazetteer IC, 8, 12, 68, 69, 70, 99, 106, 146, 147, 149, 162
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Player's Guide to Greyhawk 7, 16, 24
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, Return to the Keep on the Borderland 20
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, The Adventure Begins 18
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, The World of Greyhawk Fantasy World Setting (Folio) 16
Lendore Isles, Radiant Domain of Kingdom (591 pop: 41000), Island, World of Greyhawk boxed set (1983) 11, 30, 35, 36
Lookout Forest (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Woodland, L2 The Assassins Knot 32
Lookout Peak (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, L2 The Assassins Knot 32
Low Point (Lendore Isle) Place L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 6
Mystic Celebration, Church of (Lendore Isle) Building Temple, L2 The Assassins Knot 5, 18
Pebble Hill (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 3, 6, 7
Reddy Forest (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Woodland, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 6
Restenford Inn (Lendore Isle) Building Inn, L2 The Assassins Knot 2
Restin River (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature River, Dungeon magazine #071 12, 18
Restin River (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature River, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 3, 5
Rogan Forest (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Woodland, L2 The Assassins Knot 32
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Against The Giants: The Liberation of Geoff 69
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, The City of Greyhawk: Folks, Feuds and Factions 32
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Dragon magazine #052 18, 19, 22
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Dragon magazine #055 18
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Dragon magazine #057 13
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Dragon magazine #063 17
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Dragon magazine #065 11, 12
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Dragon magazine #204 56
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Dragon magazine #206 34
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, From the Ashes: Atlas of the Flanaess 14, 38
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Greyhawk Wars: Adventurer's Book 17
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Ivid the Undying 66
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill 2
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Living Greyhawk Gazetteer 68, 69, 70, 91, 106, 146
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Player's Guide to Greyhawk 7, 8, 12, 16, 24, 37, 45
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, Reference SEE Lendore Isles
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, The Adventure Begins 15, 18, 29, 30, 33, 74
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, The Scarlet Brotherhood 24
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, The World of Greyhawk Fantasy World Setting (Folio) IC, 2, 16
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, World of Greyhawk boxed set (1983) IC, 14, 16, 35, 36
Spindrift Isles Kingdom (576 pop: 20000), Island, World of Greyhawk boxed set (1983) 11, 17, 32
Spindrift Sound Geographical feature Waterway, Dragon magazine #063 17
Spindrift Sound Geographical feature Waterway, Dragon magazine #065 11
Spindrift Sound Geographical feature Waterway, Dragon magazine #206 35
Spindrift Sound Geographical feature Waterway, From the Ashes: Atlas of the Flanaess 48
Spindrift Sound Geographical feature Waterway, From the Ashes: References Card #11
Spindrift Sound Geographical feature Waterway, Ivid the Undying 10
Spindrift Sound Geographical feature Waterway, Living Greyhawk Gazetteer 68, 150
Spindrift Sound Geographical feature Waterway, Player's Guide to Greyhawk 37
Spindrift Sound Geographical feature Waterway, The World of Greyhawk Fantasy World Setting (Folio) 12, 20
Spindrift Sound Geographical feature Waterway, World of Greyhawk boxed set (1983) 28, 47, 48
Spring Glade (Lendore Isle) Place L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 3, 6, 7
Spring Valley (Lendore Isle) Place L1 The Secret of Bone Hill 7
Tri-top (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 6, 7
West Wind, Tavern of the (Lendore Isle) Building Tavern, Dungeon magazine #071 14
West Wind, Tavern of the (Lendore Isle) Building Tavern, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill 23
Xerbal Mountain (Lendore Isle) Geographical feature Mountainous, L1 The Secret of Bone Hill IN, 5
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