• D&D Supplement II: Blackmoor (1975) - Temple of the Frog adventure
  

•   DA1 Adventures in Blackmoor (1986)
  
• DA2 Temple of the Frog (1986)
  
•   DA3 City of the Gods (1987)
  
• DA4 Duchy of Ten (1987)
  
• CM9 Legacy of Blood
  
• Gaz3 Principalities of Glantri
  
• Gaz 5 The Elves of Alfheim
  
• Gaz 12 Golden Khan of Ethengar
  
• Gaz 13 The Shadowelves
  
• PC2 Top Balista
  
• Hollow World Boxed Set
  
• Champions of Mystara
  
• Wrath of the Immortals
  

•   DA5 City of Blackmoor (Planned for 1988?)
  
•   Adventures in Blackmoor Boxed set (planned 1994)
  
•   BMa1 - Blackmoor #1 of 2, The Egg of Coot (planned 1994)
  
•   BMa2 - Blackmoor #2 of 2, The Doomsday Rod (planned 1994)
  

• Karameikos - Kingdom of Adventure
  
• Glantri - Kingdom of Magic
  

• Dragonlord Trilogy, by Thorarinn Gunnarson
  

• Blackmoor Product List
  
• Greyhawk Blackmoor Product List
  

• The Nucleus of the Spheres ("The Radiance ) - The preserved reactor from the FSS Beagle
  
• Artifacts destroyed by elves BC1700
  
• Jaggar's laser pistol
  
• Earthshaker
  
• Serraine engines
  
• Dragonlord armor and sword
  
• Chamber of Stars (This isn't really a Blackmoor artifact, but I think it is a kind of reassembled BM artifact).
  
• Blacklore Tech (Various)
  
• Falun Cavern Artifacts (If the gnomes used BM tech)
  
• Meks (Mek creators are a different race, but I think you could have Blackmoor era Meks too).

• Darmouk (Dragonlord Trilogy) - A city in eastern Rockhome, built by the original Blackmoor Dwarves (Kogolor).
  
• Wyrmsteeth Keep (Dragonlord Trilogy)
  
• Fenhold (Blackmoor being one possible origins of the city built around a Plane of Water wormhole).
  
• Old Blackmoor (How much is left of it? Prince Jaggar probably visited)
  
• New Thonia (Nithians explored these lands)
  
• Brokenlands Inn Between Worlds / The Comeback Inn
  
• Space
  • Damocles (Has an artifact)
    
  • Satelites from First Quest Boxed Set

• Rafiel
  
• Benekander
  
• Asterius
  
• Khoronus

• Root Troll (Monstrum Carnivorus Maximum). This is the most common troll race, known for its ability to regenerate. It is possible that this gift was gained through interbreeding with Beastmen (or eating them). They are common all over the Known World, especially in the Trollhattan region of the Brokenlands. They are often found in swamps and marshlands. Sources: Gaz 10, Gaz 7.
  
• Giant Troll (Mountain Troll, Fjelltroll, Fjalltrolde). These gigantic trolls are rarely seen these days. It is possible that these were the the original troll race, perhaps descended themselves from the Jotuns or Great Giants, a near Immortal race. Source: Gaz 7 The Northern Reaches
  
• Rock Troll (Bergtroll, Bjergtrolde). Found in the Northern Reaches and Norwold. These trolls sometimes go into a state of long sleep where their bodies become rocklike and indistinguishable from nature. Source: Gaz 7 The Northern Reaches
  
• Earth Troll (Jordtroll, Jordtrolde). Found in the Northern Reaches and Norwold. These trolls sometimes go into a state of long sleep where their bodies become rocklike and indistinguishable from nature. Source: Gaz 7 The Northern Reaches
  
• Forest Troll (Skogtroll, Skovtrolde, Monstrum Imbecilus Rex). These Trolls are fairly common, found in the woodlands and hills all over the Known World. Source: Gaz 10 - The Orcs of Thar. A variant of these were also described in Dragon #158's article An Orc is a Norke by Ethan Ham, where they were given longbows.
  
• Arctic Troll (Monstrum Eroneus Hyberianus). Found in Hyboria, Arctic regions, glaciers and high mountains. Source: Gaz 10 - The Orcs of Thar
  
• True Troll. These trolls were common at the time of Blackmoor. Source: Dave Arneson: The First Fantasy Campaign.
  
• Gargantua Troll Sometimes mistaken for the Giant Trolls (see above), these rare beings are the creations of the wizard Gargantua. Several of these are found in Norwold. Source: D&D Companion Set (BECMI)
  
• Legacy Troll. These trolls are unique to the Savage Coast. They have been altered through generations of exposure to Vermeil.

• Thoul. Different theories exist on the origins of this race, but Troll Blood is most likely involved. Source: D&D Basic Set.
  
• Gnoll. Created by the Nithians, Troll blood was most likely used in the their creation. Sources: D&D Basic Set, Gaz2 Emirates of Ylaruam,
  
• Jotun (Great Giant). These near Immortal Giants may be the true ancestors of all trolls. Source: Gaz 7 The Northern Reaches

• Hill Giant - Racial Skill: Tanning hides/treating furs |
  
• Fire Giant (Gundirrim)- Racial Skill:No Skill Given. Forging | Hell Hounds
  
• Cloud Giant (Bromdignag)- Racial Skill: Merchants | Cloud Castles.
  
• Frost Giant - Racial Skill: No skill given. Sailing? Ship building? | Polar Bears, Wolves, Ice Wolves
  
• Sea Giant - Racial Skill: Alchemy /Healing | Mashers, Whales
  
• Stone Giant - Racial Skill: Stone architecture. Castle Builders. |Cave Bear
  • Hunakoi: Red Skinned Stone Giants of the Isle of Dawn (M5, p10).
• Mountain Giant - Racial Skill: Hunting, Animal Training | Roc Pets, Allies to dwarves
  
• Storm Giant - Racial Skill: Sages, librarians |May have Cyclops servants
  • Half-Cloud Giant: This is the most common variety of Storm Giants. From their mixed parentage they have learned to fashion cloud and undersea castles.
    
  • Pure-blooded: Exceptionally strong.

• Ogre | RC |Typically listed among Humanoids in Mystara sources, but should they have their own skills anyway?
  
• Athach | RC | These three armed monsters from the Master Set. Would they be able able to use their arms for something creative?
  
• Cyclops | RC | - Racial Skill: Sometimes raise sheep and harvest grapes. Have the ability to use curses. Wine makers. Some serve Storm Giants.
  
• Fachan | (SCA) | Only one eye, one arm and one leg.
  
• Ubue (B3) - Three headed, hermafrodites. Man-sized, but possibly related to Giants and Fairies?
  
• Hephaeston | (AC9) | - Racial Skill: These are clearly great at forging weapons. How to distinguish them from Fire Giants?
  
• Stalwart |(AC9) | Are these even giants? The frequent comparison to Goliaths from later editions makes me include them. Do they have any specific skills? Extremely competition oriented.
  
• Garl |(AC9) | These are only described as stupid. They are known to ride Wooly Mamoths. Herders?
  
• Great Giant |(Gaz7) | These were mentioned in the Northern Reaches Gazetteer. See Titans entry for some ideas. Related to Eldritch Giants of later editions?
  
• Titans |WotI| What relationship is there between Mystara's Titans and Giants? One idea I have is that Titans were not originally servitors of the Immortals, but rather their own, powerful Immortal race. However, after opposing the Immortals, they were defeated and swore allegiance to the Immortals. Those who refused became the lesser, mortal giants. Even so, should they be known for some unique skills?
  
• Nightwalkers |RC | Entropic/Nightmarish version of Giants.
  
• The Famished Giant (unique) (PC1 p 27) - This giant is one of a kind, living on the Plane of Feywood. He i 50' tall. Related to the Great Giants mentioned above

• Zalaj - Cloud and mountain giants, knowledge, magic, strength
  
• Gorrziok- Sea and storm giants, oceans, extreme natural phenomena, creation and destruction
  
• Hymir - Sea giants, water and liquids, alchemy, knowledge, revelry
  
• Surt (Zugzul) - Fire giants, power, conquest, necromancy, war
  
• Hel - Frost giants, death, darkness and cold energy, reincarnation, corruption
  
• Wayland - Metallurgy, crafts, smiths and armourers, engineering and constructors, magical constructs

Issue #20

• Map of Skothar by Thorfin Tait, the newest map of the continent by our beloved Mystara mapper!
  
• History and people of Skothar by Sturm, a timeline of the continent using all the existing canon and fan resources.
  
• A Political Map of Skothar by Sturm, my maps of Skothar in 7050 BC, 3500 BC, 2300 BC and 1000 AC (using a different version of the map than the one by Thorf)
  
• 3 Nations of Skothar by Arnden, an Almanac style description of Jen, Lhasa (M-Tibet) and Sian (M-Myanmar).
  
• Skotharian rakasta by Arnden, an article on the rakasta breeds of Skothar
  
• Beholders of Mystara by Robin, about Beholders and their cities!
  
• Duchy of the Peaks by The Real Nowhere Man, a campaign through the History of the Duchy from Blackmoorian to modern times!
  
• Returned Blackmoor by Brian Rubinfeld, what if Blackmoor returns, powerful and evil, in present times?
  
• The Tigers of Kuraman by Agathokles, an adventure with rakasta pirates in the Gulf of Tangor.
  
• Playing Zhochal in Mystara by Geoff Gander, an alien, playable creature for your campaign.

Pandius.com Wrote:History: LIKELY THEORY: Guidarezzo was a monk and a particularly gifted composer who lived in Blackmoor during Uther the Black's reign. He was the first to codify music according to modern canon (using the pentagram and the music keys) and he composed great operas like the Universal Canticle and the Requiem Mass. Thalia, patroness of Arts and Harmony, made him his protégé and led him onto the path of immortality. After defeating many other bards and composers in musical matches, after founding the first Conservatory (a school for music arts where he trained his successors and left a whole library of musical documents) and after creating the Symphonic Organ of Celestial Harmony (or Harmonium), a huge magical instrument whose mundane copies became the organs in Blackmoor's and Thonia's richest cathedrals, he finally became immortal in BC 3930 and was worshipped as Saint Guidarezzo.

His main goal became then bringing order inside the Chaotic sphere of Energy (he was responsible for the creation of the Faenare race and collaborated with Thalia in creating the Tonals), and after Thalia's mysterious disappearance, he became the universal patron of arts and especially of music and harmony. His cult later spread to the northmen (under the identity of Brage) and the Savage Coast, where he is known as Guy d'Aret in Renardie and Bellayne. In the Known World the only cult worshipping him is based in Darokin: the Church of Universal Harmony, where he is revered together with Koryis and Asterius.

• Brothers of the Dark Vision: Anywhere (BMPG)
  
• Dwarven Songmasters: Crystal Peaks (BMPG) - Dwarves only
  
• Jocular Jongleurs: Anywhere (BMPG) - Mainly Gnomes and Halflings
  
• Northern Collegium Musicium: The North (BMPG) - Originally a branch of the Thonian Collegium Musicium (See below)
  
• Northern Heralds: The North (BMPG) - Spreads information for the Northern Alliance
  
• Order of the Sun and Harp: Anywhere (BMPG) - Followers of the God Baldin
  
• Royal Society of the Lyre and Lute: Redwood (BMPG) - Elves only
  
• Silver Circle, Blue Circle: Blackmoor University (BMPG) - Overseeen by The Fetch
  
• Society for the Preservation of the Northern Record: Blackmoor University (BMPG)
  
• The Rhymers: Blackmoor/Thonia (GH) - Almost extinct. Formed by Valemen?
  
• Thonian Collegium Musicium: Thonia (BMPG) - Based in Mohacs
  
• Voice of the People Plains of Hak (BMPG) - Peshwah only