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*''Thesis on the Planes of Anti-Matter''
*''Thesis on the Planes of Anti-Matter''
*''Transcendental Impenetrabilities''
*''Transcendental Impenetrabilities''
==Magic items==
Leomund is the creator of ''Leomund's plate and cup''. Made of engraved silver, gold, or platinum, these finely crafted dishes produce delicious meals and alcoholic drinks on command, at variable frequencies per day depending on the nature of the item. After use, they must be cleaned with sweet or holy water once a week or permanently stop functioning. 


==Creative origins==
==Creative origins==
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*Heard, Bruce. "Spells Between the Covers." ''[[Dragon (magazine)|Dragon]]'' #82. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1984.
*Heard, Bruce. "Spells Between the Covers." ''[[Dragon (magazine)|Dragon]]'' #82. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1984.


*[[Lenard Lakofka|Lakofka, Lenard]]. "Tales From the Green Dragon Inn: Leomund's Life." ''[[Oerth Journal]]'' #10. [[Council of Greyhawk]], 1999. Available online: [http://www.oerthjournal.com/oj10.html]
*[[Lenard Lakofka|Lakofka, Lenard]]. "Bazaar of the Bizarre." ''[[Dragon (magazine)|Dragon]]'' #28. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1979.
*-----. "Tales From the Green Dragon Inn: Leomund's Life." ''[[Oerth Journal]]'' #10. [[Council of Greyhawk]], 1999. Available online: [http://www.oerthjournal.com/oj10.html]


*Mobley, Blake, and Timothy B Brown. ''[[Greyhawk Ruins]]''. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1990.
*Mobley, Blake, and Timothy B Brown. ''[[Greyhawk Ruins]]''. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1990.

Revision as of 12:02, 11 January 2009

Greyhawk Character
Leomund
General info
Home:unknown
Alignment:Lawful neutral (good)
Gender:Male
Species:Human
Class:Wizard (Transmuter) 19/Cleric (Lendor) 5
Dates
Age:Born 479 CY

Leomund is an archmage and former member of the Circle of Eight. He was created and originally played by Lenard Lakofka.

Description

Leomund is described as both clever and practical.

Relationships

Leomund is a former member of the Circle of Eight. Greyhawk Ruins names him as a rumored member of the Ring of Five.

Home

Leomund always kept his whereabouts circumspect, but it is thought he once lived in Medegia.

History

Leomund, an immigrant from the East, was already ancient when he joined the Circle of Eight in approximately 571 CY. He retired from the Circle in 576 CY, citing other compelling uses of his time. He was replaced by Otiluke later that year and has been seldom heard from since, and not at all in recent years.

Spells

Leomund is responsible for developing the following spells:

  • Leomund's Hidden Lodge
  • Leomund's Lamentable Belaborment
  • Leomund's Secret Chest
  • Leomund's Secure Shelter
  • Leomund's Tiny Hut
  • Leomund's Trap

Writings

Leomund is known to have authored or co-authored the following works:

  • Architecture (with Mordenkainen)
  • Forgotten Arts of Oratory Magnetism
  • Thesis on the Planes of Anti-Matter
  • Transcendental Impenetrabilities

Magic items

Leomund is the creator of Leomund's plate and cup. Made of engraved silver, gold, or platinum, these finely crafted dishes produce delicious meals and alcoholic drinks on command, at variable frequencies per day depending on the nature of the item. After use, they must be cleaned with sweet or holy water once a week or permanently stop functioning.

Creative origins

Leomund was the player character of Len Lakofka, who has stated vehemently that his character was never a member of the Circle of Eight. Instead, in the Oerth Journal #10, he suggested that the Circle member was an impostor whose true name was "Guy Gas."

The class levels, birth date, and alignment attributed to him above come from Lakofka's Oerth Journal article, and must be considered apocryphal.

Bibliography

  • Gygax, Gary. Players Handbook. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1978.
  • Heard, Bruce. "Spells Between the Covers." Dragon #82. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1984.
  • Mobley, Blake, and Timothy B Brown. Greyhawk Ruins. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1990.