Lordship of The Isles (Dungeons & Dragons)

Lordship Of The Isles (Dungeons & Dragons)

For the Gaelic rulers of the west coast and islands of Scotland, see Lord of the Isles. For the series of fantasy novels by David Drake, see Lord of the Isles (David Drake).

Greyhawk Realm
Lordship of the Isles
Motto Unknown
Region Splintered Suns
Ruler Prince Frolmar Ingerskatti of Duxchan
Government Monarchy (puppet state of the Scarlet Brotherhood)
Established CY 448
Capital Sulward
Major Towns Sulward, Duxchan, Mahan
Provinces Diren, Ansabo, Ganode, Jehlum, Mirim, Luda
Resources Rare woods, spices, shipbuilding supplies
Coinage Great anchor (pp), sunship (gp), dolphin (ep), trident (sp), shelly (cp)
Population 266,000 (human 79%, elf 9%, Halfling 5%, dwarf 3%, gnome 2%, half-elf 1%, half-orc 1%
Races human (Suel, Oeridian, Olman), elf, halfling, dwarf, gnome
Languages Common, Ancient Suloise, Elven, Halfling
Alignments N, CN, NE, LE, CE
Religions Osprem, Norebo, Xerbo, Syrul, Wee Jas, other Suloise gods
Allies Scarlet Brotherhood
Enemies Seas Barons, Iron League, Lendore Islands, Ahlissa


In the fictional World of Greyhawk campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game, The Lordship of the Isles is an archipelago of seven islands off of the eastern coast of the Flanaess well known for its naval power, tropical forests, rare woods and trade in exotic animals. Various editions of material published about this region between 1980 and 2000 enable dungeon masters to set their games within a milieu of tropical volcanic islands redolent with themes of piracy, political intrigue, a popular resistance movement against an invader, nautical adventure, vulcanism and spelunking, exotic jungles, and tropical storms. From 2001-2008, the Lordship of the Isles was also a region of the Living Greyhawk campaign linked to play in Spain.

Read more about Lordship Of The Isles (Dungeons & Dragons):  Developmental History, Summary of Published Material, Role Within The World of Greyhawk, The Lordship of The Isles As A Region of The Living Greyhawk Campaign

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