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I want to revive this thread, lets see if people get on the wagon.
 
Rules are simple:

1. All questions must come from a sourcebook, official (non-subscription) TSR/WotC web release, or Dragon/Dungeon magazine. Lore originating solely from computer games (including their manuals), comic books, mailing lists, forums (including this one), apocryphal sources such as the Double Diamond Triangle Saga, or any other unofficial TSR/WotC source are disallowed. It's only fair if we use non-obscure material that everyone has a reasonable chance of easily obtaining.

2. If no one has correctly answered a question within 24 hours of its posting, the posting member needs to provide a hint, and the hint must be informative enough to give others a chance to find the information. For example (drawing from the previous Trivia Challenge), if the question was "Who was Alisker Lathundown of Nuel?", saying "He's dead!" is not a sufficient hint. Saying "Alisker was one of seven, and the seven aren't as well known as the lady mage they served. He's definitely dead, but may or may not be still around." is enough information to aim people in the right direction. (He's one of the skulls that served Tashara of the Seven Skulls; he's named in the "Elminster's Notebook" article of the same name in Dragon 206.)

3. It's recommended, but not necessary, that when the correct answer is given, a reference be provided. That way, others can read up on it, if they wish.

4. The member who correctly answers a question is then allowed to post a question of their own. It's a good idea to have a question ready, instead of saying "I'll come back with one in several hours" (I myself am guilty of the latter! ).

5. At this time, questions which cover the entirety of 1e, 2e, 3e and 4e are allowed as part of this Trivia Challenge. However, 4e questions based solely on information from the DDI are discouraged, since a large number of members have not subscribed to that service, and the information is thus not available for them.

6. Remember, the purpose of this is simply to have some fun and share lore. There's no need to lord superior knowledge over each other; we're all here because we love DnD.


Lets roll:

When this very populare setting started, five (5) regions (or place if you prefere) were supposed to stay untouched by designers in future products.

Name that setting and one of those regions. Extra credit if you name the five.

Good luck!