Game Groups > Dungeons & Dragons Campaign Setting: Forgotten Realms

Forgotten Realms games originally used the campaign setting for Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) created by Ed Greenwood which was first published in 1987. The forgotten realm refers to the fictional planet Abeir-Toril, which means 'cradle of life', a name adapted from Jeff Grubb's Toril campaign world.

Forgotten Realms series

• Pools of Radiance - A Forgotten Realms Fantasy Role-Playing Epic, Vol. I (1988)
• Curse of the Azure Bonds - A Forgotten Realms Fantasy Role-Playing Epic, Vol. II (1989)
• Secret of the Silver Blades - A Forgotten Realms Fantasy Role-Playing Epic, Vol. III (1990)
• Pools of Darkness - A Forgotten Realms Fantasy Role-Playing Epic, Vol. IV (1991)

Legend series

• Eye of the Beholder - A Forgotten Realms Fantasy Role-Playing Epic, Vol. I (1991)
• Eye of the Beholder II: The Legend of Darkmoon - A Forgotten Realms Fantasy Role-Playing Epic, Vol. II (1991)
• Eye of the Beholder III: Assault on Myth Drannor - A Forgotten Realms Fantasy Role-Playing Epic, Vol. III (1993)

Savage Frontier series

• Gateway to the Savage Frontier - A Forgotten Realms Fantasy Role-Playing Epic, Vol. I (1991)
• Treasures of the Savage Frontier - A Forgotten Realms Fantasy Role-Playing Epic, Vol. II (1992)

Sub-groups

• Baldur's Gate series
• Icewind Dale series
• Eye of the Beholder series
• Neverwinter Nights series
• Pool of Radiance series
• Savage Frontier series

Related game groups

• Dungeons & Dragons licensees
• Dungeons & Dragons Campaign Setting: Dark Sun
• Dungeons & Dragons Campaign Setting: Dragonlance
• Dungeons & Dragons Campaign Setting: Eberron
• Dungeons & Dragons Campaign Setting: Greyhawk
• Dungeons & Dragons Campaign Setting: Mystara
• Dungeons & Dragons Campaign Setting: Ravenloft

Related links

• Wikipedia: Forgotten Realms