[i can't recall where i read the idea that the Suss lost city wasĪhead of the time of the Migrations, and was an outpost anyone Much earlier than many have postulated thus far (perhaps he wasĪ contemporary of the outpost that eventualy became the Suss's Suel (assuming he wasn't Jewish -) ) since so many Suel namesĪre hyphenated, which would place the Suel in the Central Flanaess Galap-Dreidel discovered Castle Inverness perhaps he built theĬentral tower as an addition to the already-existing fortress. Note that the background does not mention any ghostly phenomena,Īnd the surviving tower is not singled out in any manner (yet). Of note is that the Abbor-Alz mountains are ancient). When compared to the Appalachian Mountains a secondary corrolary Mountains (in the way that the Rocky Mountains are still young Prior to the Migrations, when the Abbor-Alz were still young

Where did the Flan arriveįrom? Does a mythic Flan homeland exist, similar to the Oeridians'?īefore the time that Galap-Dreidel took residence in the Ghost He did lift the Castle Inverness from the very foundation of rock uponĪt that time newcomers to the Flanaess, so there must haveīeen a Flan Migration prior to the Suel and Oerid MigrationsĪfter the Twin Cataclysms. The great wizard Galap-Dreidel at the height of his power and glory, and Know you also that here was said to dwell The Bright Desert and the mouth of the river Selintan a great fortressĬalled Inverness. The Flan tribesmen were but newcomers to the land, there existed between In the elder days before the Invoked Devestation and the Rain ofĬolorless Fire, when the ancient peaks of the Abbor-Alz still thrust The backstory to C2 has some fairly important implications for the history and development of Greyhawk, due to The Ghost Tower of Inverness is a very interesting adventure.

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