There are 25 major noble families, and they tend to intermarry. This sometimes complicates the royal lineage. Nearly everyone in the major noble families has some kind of claim to the throne. Should the king and his immediate heirs die suddenly, there would almost certainly be some kind of conflict to decide the rightful heir, despite the fact that meticulous genealogical records are kept.

The guy that probably has sexual fantasies about masturbation. I mean, Iron, you're a bookworm nerd that even in your wildest escapism fantasies flee to the internet to play the role of another bookworm nerd? Come on!

So... There's a rule saying Psionics need to be requested. But why do they need to be requested? Is it because of the naughty 'Telepathy' that some of them can do?
I have a hunch it's there to prevent Metagamy things.. But could it be elaborated a little?

The fact that you had to ask something that you should have known by virtue of creating the character and having it apporved suddenly makes me have big regrets about approving the character to begin with. Your entire point of the characte ris "nobility in Cormyr" and you had issues figuring out how Cormyran nobility act?

The fact that you had to ask something that you should have known by virtue of creating the character and having it apporved suddenly makes me have big regrets about approving the character to begin with. Your entire point of the characte ris "nobility in Cormyr" and you had issues figuring out how Cormyran nobility act?

You talk about a class to spread the nature of their natural world in foreign worlds, but how is that in any way Druid-like? Druid's don't do that. In fact, I dare say that's very anti-Druid. That's an expansionist to the extreme that you describe. Which is totally against what the Druid stands for as one of his most basic principles.

Am i right in my assumption that Wikipedia may not be the best source of information

Regarding Spells:

Is it assumed possible to somehow 'Pull' the damage to be non-lethal, or would it require specialist training or practice?

What Draconic gods are recognized as FR gods on Amia?

I wish to know who is on the in and who is not as to modify my Kobo RP as needed.

I ask as this has troubled me since being informed that Gaknulak was not recognized as a god here by Tormak, despite having been told otherwise by a few players. My two major concerns that effect the character directly are Io and Astilabor, though a comprehensive list would be appreciated. I also am aware not all Draconic gods will likely have idols.

Asgorath
(World-Shaper)
Asgorath is a greater power of the Outer Planes. He is said to encompass all alignments in his being, but he is often regarded as neutral. His portfolio is creation, and his symbol is an unadorned circle, representing totality. In the Outer Planes, he is more commonly known as Io, and the location of his domain is unknown.

Astilabor
(Acquisitor, Hoardmistress)
Astilabor is a chaotic neutral intermediate power of Limbo. Her portfolio is acquisitiveness, specifically the desire to acquire and hold wealth and by doing so gain status. Her symbol is a 12-faceted gem.

Bahamut
(The King of all Good Dragons, the Platinum Dragon, Lord of the North Wind, Justicemaker)
Bahamut is a lawful good lesser power of Mount Celestia. His portfolio is good dragons, metallic dragons, wisdom, and enlightened justice (justice tempered with mercy and punishment with forgiveness), and his symbols are the polar star above a milky nebula or a reptilian eye superimposed over a square of gold. His domain, Bahamut’s Palace, is located in Mercuria. In some traditions, he is said to be the son of Tamara and Lendys, and in others, he, Tiamat, and Null (or Faluzure) are all said to be children of Asgorath (Io). In the Realms, he is often known as Xymor.

Garyx
(Firelord, All-Destroyer, Cleanser of Worlds)
Garyx is a chaotic evil intermediate power of the Abyss. His portfolio is fire-using dragons and destruction by flame, and his symbol is a reptilian eye superimposed over a red flame.

Hlal
(The Jester, the Pursued)
Hlal is a chaotic good lesser power of Arborea and Ysgard. Her portfolio is draconic humor, inventiveness, and pleasure, and her symbol is a single white flame, representing the light of wit. In the Outer Planes, she is more commonly known as Aasterinian and is often regarded as chaotic neutral in alignment. Her domain in Arborea is unknown, but in Ysgard her domain, Brassberg, is in Nidavellir.

Kalzareinad (Dead)
(Keeper of Dark Wonders)
Kalzareinad was a neutral evil demipower of the Gray Waste. His portfolio was dragon magic, specifically the uncaring, evil, or selfish application of dragon magic. His symbol was a five-pointed star encircled by a dragon grabbing its own tail in its mouth. His worship and portfolio were entirely subsumed by Kereska during the Time of Troubles (1358 DR), and he passed quietly into deific death
shortly thereafter in the Astral Plane.

Kereska
(Wonderbringer, Light of Magic)
Kereska is a chaotic neutral intermediate power of Limbo. Her portfolio is magic, specifically dragon magic, and magical creativity. Her symbol is a five-pointed star with the lower two points extended.

Lendys
(World-Shaper)
Lendys is a lawful neutral intermediate power of Nirvana. His portfolio is balance and justice, and his symbol is a sword balanced on a needle’s point. He is the consort of Tamara.

Null
(Death Wyrm, Guardian of the Lost, Night Dragon, Reaver)
Null is worshiped as a two-aspected dragon deity in the Torilian crystal sphere. Here he is regarded as both a lawful evil lesser power of Carceri and a lawful neutral intermediate power of the Outlands. His portfolio is death and the dead. In his evil aspect, he is Reaver, and his portfolio is the taking of life, decay, the undead, energy draining, and necromancy. In his neutral aspect, he is known as the Guardian of the Lost, and is the guardian of the dead and the shepherd of dragon spirits to the afterlife. In this aspect, his portfolio is the dead, exhaustion, final judgment, and fatalism. His symbols are a circle divided diagonally into white and black semicircles (the Guardian of the Lost) or a draconic skull (Reaver). In the Outer Planes it is commonly known that Null is, in fact, two different deities known as Faluzure (the Reaver aspect, who regarded as neutral evil), whose domain is the Mausoleum of Pain in Minethys, and Chronepsis (the Guardian of the Lost aspect, who is regarded as neutral), whose domain is the Mausoleum of Chronepsis in the Outlands.

Tamara
(Her Beneficence, Her Mercy)
Tamara is a neutral good intermediate power of Elysium. Her portfolio is life, light, mercy, and forgiveness, and her symbol is a seven-pointed star on a field of black. She is the consort of Lendys.

Task
(The Taker and Holder, Wrester)
Task is a chaotic evil lesser power of Pandemonium. His portfolio is greed and selfishness, and his symbol is a pile of five coins.

Tiamat
(The Dragon Queen, the Chromatic Dragon, Nemesis of the Gods, the Dark Lady, Queen of Chaos, the Undying Queen, Bane of Bahamut, the Avaricious)
Tiamat is a lawful evil lesser power of Baator. Her portfolio includes evil dragons, chromatic dragons, evil reptiles, greed, and the Faerûnian nation of Chessenta. Her symbol is a five-headed dragon. Her domain, Tiamat’s Lair, is located in Avernus. In some traditions, she, Bahamut (Xymor), and Null (or Faluzure) are all said to be children of Asgorath (Io). In the Realms, she is known as Tchazzar in the nation of Chessenta.

Zorquan
(High One, Greatest Wyrm)
Zorquan is a neutral intermediate power of the Outlands. His portfolio is dragonkind and dragonness (the essence of that which is dragons), and his symbol is a black circle superimposed on a larger concentric white circle.

I knew I'd seen this question asked and thought I'd also throw in Mageduel magic as an option. It's non-lethal magic. You can read all about it in the book "Magic of Faerun." It's only for arcane casters though.

Accounts of the Mageduel, by Mith

It is said that Mystria herself, when no longer wishing to see talented mages destroy themselves in poinless battles, or destroy the lands around them created what is known as Mageduel. It is said that every arcane caster on Faerun has the ablity to invoke a Mageduel. Mageduels usually only have two combatants, though it is not unheard of for 3 or more. So, here, i hope to teach thee how the Mageduel works.

Firstly, only Arcane casters can invoke a mageduel, nautral ablities such as that of a Mind Flayer, or Beholder do not count, no do thouse that use only wands and scrolls to cast magic. They simply lack the ablity to invoke the Mageduel, unless they can cast Arcane spells themselves.

When one mage challanges another, eather can offer the option of invoking a mageduel, to refuse, or not offer, basicly states that you wish to kill or see some considerable harm from to your opponent.

There are six steps to preparing a mageduel;

~Attunment: Each challanger must stand adjacent to each other and concentrate for 6 seconds or more, attuning themselves to each other, and the Weave itself. One can only attune of their own free will, if they are dominated or charmed or otherwise controled, the attunment will fail.

~Define Size: The challangers now difine the size of the Mageduel arena. The maximum size of a Mageduel Arena can depend on the strength of the casters partaking in said challange. There is no limit to the shape, but the space inside the arena is again, dependant on the strength of the casters. //if challangers cant agree, int/cha check, higher roll wins and gets to choose// Once the size and shape of the arena is finalized, the arena forms, this takes roughly 6 seconds per challanger. A clearly visible shimmer shows the edge of the Arena. Animals and Vermin shy away from the area as well, such withen a frightened away, the effect fades once the creature has left the arena.

~Define Preparation: Each combatant must agree on the number of seconds each mage is allowed to cast before the mageduel begins. Often it is agreed enough time for one to three spells. It is said to be considered rude by some, to cast spells in this permitted time at a hasted or Quickened rate. I persoanlly would sugest that each combatant state how many spells, rather then how long one may cast. These are Wards and defensive spells only, mind.

~Prepare for Dueling: This is the time that one casts their wards and defensive spells. The combatants space themselves equally around the perimeter of the arena and use the time given to cast spells on themselves. Only these defensive spells cast at this stage can enter the arena from the outside, all other spells cast into the arena or on the casters are suppressed as if one was casting into an Antimagic Field.

~Enter the Arena: When the given time for defensive spells is at an end, all combatants step into the arena. If a combatant does not enter in time, becouse they try to cast another ward, for example, they default on the mageduel.

~Begain the Mageduel: Once all combatants are in the arena, the mageduel begains.

Some special rules and information to be noted. MAgic can not leave the Mageduel arena, a Hellball cast inside the arena, will not effect thouse standing outside the arena. Summened creatures can not leave the arena eather, they are rebuffed though, not dispelled. Furthermore, magic items can not be used to attack a foe, though you can use scrolls to summen creatures, or cast shields. Basicly, you cant use any magic items that would break an invisablity spell. Should you do so, you will be disqualifed and the duel will end. It is also to note that one can not be killed in a mageduel, the spells will at most knock the foe unconscious. Not even death magic cant kill a person in a mageduel. No known magic can affect the existence of a Mageduel arena, so dont try to dispell it.

It should also be noted that should another enter the arena by any means, the mageduel ends immediatly as if all combatants had declared it a draw. Furthermore, should an attack come upon the Arena, the attack fails, and the mageduel still ends as though it had been declared a draw.

Mageduels can end in a number of ways, first, you can defeat your foe. All and any injuries cast during the Mageduel are removed after the mageduel ends. Lingering effects such and Mind Fog, or poisens also are dispelled and removed. Each combatant is completly healed of all injuries. Other ways to win the Mageduel, is by removing your opponent from the arena. If you foe walks out of his own, or is forced out via spell or summen, the remaining combatant is the victor. There is also a time limit on a mageduel, being 1 hour. Or, all concious combatants can verbally declar the duel to be a draw.