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Abeir-Toril (or commonly referred to as Toril) is the name of the fictional planet that makes up the Forgotten Realms Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting, as well as the Al-Qadim and Maztica campaign settings and the 1st edition version of the Oriental Adventures campaign setting. The name is archaic, meaning "cradle of life." It consists of various continents and islands, including Faerûn, Kara-Tur, Zakhara, Maztica, Osse, Anchorome and Katashaka, a sub-Saharan-like continent south of Maztica, where humanity appeared. The name is archaic, meaning either "cradle" or "life" in an extinct and forgotten language. thumb|350px|Uczony Ogląd Torilu thumb|350px|Starsza mapa Torilu, sprzed odkrycia innych lądów [[Plik:Toril_map.gif|thumb|350px|Mapa pokazująca Faerûn, Ziemie Hordy i Kara-Tur oraz lodowiec.]] Zanim powstało życie, były dwie siostry: <a href="/mediawiki/Sel%C3%BBne" title="Selûne">Selûne</a>, która była światłem i <a href="/mediawiki/Shar" title="Shar">Shar</a>, która była ciemnością. Wtedy <a href="/mediawiki/Chauntea" title="Chauntea">Chauntea</a> - bogini natury, poprosiła siostry, by te ją ogrzały, gdyż chciała dać początek życiu. Selune zgodziła się z radością i ogrzała Chaunteę swoim światłem. Jednak zazdrosna Shar powstała przeciwko siostrze. Wybuchła między nimi straszliwa wojna, w wyniku której powstały: magia, noc, dzień oraz cały świat, jaki znamy. Wojna ta trwa do dziś... Abeir-Toril, or commonly just Toril for short, is one of many planes in the Forgotten Realms campaign setting, and is considered to be the equivalent of Earth. Abeir-Toril means "cradle of life" in archaic, and it's often also referred to as the Prime Material Plane. <default>Toril</default> Andere Namen Andere Namen Monde Größe Länge eines Tages Länge eines Tages Einwohneranzahl Toril ist ein Planet der etwa so groß ist wie die Erde. Der wohl größte Kontinent ist Faerûn. Im Osten liegt der Kontinent Kara-Tur und im Süden Zakhara. Durch die Zauberpest wurde ein Kontinent vom Planeten Abeir nach Toril transferiert und ersetzt dort seitdem den Kontinent Maztica. Toril wird von einem Mond umkreist, der, wie die Göttin des Nachthimmels, Selûne heißt. Toril is the planet upon which the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting is located and, by inclusion, the Kara-Tur (Oriental Adventures), Al Qadim (Arabian Adventures), Maztica, Hordelands and Netheril: Age of Magic campaign settings. More detailed information in the campaign settings mentioned above may be found in the Forgotten Realms Wikia. Toril kan referere til flere artikler: Kategori:Flerbetydningssider * Toril Dorik - Fabian Doriks mor (2007) * Toril Hammerfest - Juni Anker-Hansens rival (1998–1999, 2000, 2003) Toril (sometimes called Abeir-Toril) was the name of Jeff Grubb's campaign world. It was adopted as the name of the planet with the continent Faerûn when he and Ed Greenwood were designing the original Forgotten Realms Boxed Set in 1987. The other continents of Toril include Kara-Tur, Zakhara, Maztica, and Anchorome, as well as other yet unspecified landmasses. Toril (sometimes known as Abeir-Toril) is a planet in which the games of the Baldur's Gate series are set. It has one moon called Selûne and is the third planet in the Realmspace crystal sphere.

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<default>Toril</default> Andere Namen Andere Namen Monde Größe Länge eines Tages Länge eines Tages Einwohneranzahl Toril ist ein Planet der etwa so groß ist wie die Erde. Der wohl größte Kontinent ist Faerûn. Im Osten liegt der Kontinent Kara-Tur und im Süden Zakhara. Durch die Zauberpest wurde ein Kontinent vom Planeten Abeir nach Toril transferiert und ersetzt dort seitdem den Kontinent Maztica. Toril wird von einem Mond umkreist, der, wie die Göttin des Nachthimmels, Selûne heißt. Abeir-Toril, or commonly just Toril for short, is one of many planes in the Forgotten Realms campaign setting, and is considered to be the equivalent of Earth. Abeir-Toril means "cradle of life" in archaic, and it's often also referred to as the Prime Material Plane. Toril is the planet upon which the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting is located and, by inclusion, the Kara-Tur (Oriental Adventures), Al Qadim (Arabian Adventures), Maztica, Hordelands and Netheril: Age of Magic campaign settings. More detailed information in the campaign settings mentioned above may be found in the Forgotten Realms Wikia. thumb|350px|Uczony Ogląd Torilu thumb|350px|Starsza mapa Torilu, sprzed odkrycia innych lądów [[Plik:Toril_map.gif|thumb|350px|Mapa pokazująca Faerûn, Ziemie Hordy i Kara-Tur oraz lodowiec.]] Zanim powstało życie, były dwie siostry: <a href="/mediawiki/Sel%C3%BBne" title="Selûne">Selûne</a>, która była światłem i <a href="/mediawiki/Shar" title="Shar">Shar</a>, która była ciemnością. Wtedy <a href="/mediawiki/Chauntea" title="Chauntea">Chauntea</a> - bogini natury, poprosiła siostry, by te ją ogrzały, gdyż chciała dać początek życiu. Selune zgodziła się z radością i ogrzała Chaunteę swoim światłem. Jednak zazdrosna Shar powstała przeciwko siostrze. Wybuchła między nimi straszliwa wojna, w wyniku której powstały: magia, noc, dzień oraz cały świat, jaki znamy. Wojna ta trwa do dziś... Legenda o Stworzeniu Świata Toril (zwany też Abeir-Toril lub Al-Toril przez Zakharyjczyków) jest trzecią planetą od słońca w Przestrzeni Krain. Według gry, niegdyś istniało połączenie między Abeir-Torilem a Ziemią, którą zamieszkuje człowiek. Ta wspólna cząstka powoli zacierała się jednak, nikła, aż w końcu zerwała się zupełnie. Zwykli ludzie zapomnieli o tej krainie, gdzie magia jest na porządku dziennym, cuda zdarzają się codziennie, gdzie jeden człowiek może zmienić bieg całego wszechświata. Stąd właśnie wzięła się nazwa "Zapomniane Krainy". Jednym z czynników wyróżniających Abeir Toril od innych uniwersów są bóstwa. Nie chodzi tu tylko o ich liczbę i moc, ale raczej o to, jak blisko zwykłych ludzi żyją. Zakładają różne organizacje, w których skład wchodzą śmiertelnicy (Harfiarze, Zhentarimowie). Toril kan referere til flere artikler: Kategori:Flerbetydningssider * Toril Dorik - Fabian Doriks mor (2007) * Toril Hammerfest - Juni Anker-Hansens rival (1998–1999, 2000, 2003) Toril (sometimes called Abeir-Toril) was the name of Jeff Grubb's campaign world. It was adopted as the name of the planet with the continent Faerûn when he and Ed Greenwood were designing the original Forgotten Realms Boxed Set in 1987. The other continents of Toril include Kara-Tur, Zakhara, Maztica, and Anchorome, as well as other yet unspecified landmasses. The name is archaic, meaning either "cradle" or "life" in an extinct and forgotten language. Toril (sometimes known as Abeir-Toril) is a planet in which the games of the Baldur's Gate series are set. It has one moon called Selûne and is the third planet in the Realmspace crystal sphere. Abeir-Toril (or commonly referred to as Toril) is the name of the fictional planet that makes up the Forgotten Realms Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting, as well as the Al-Qadim and Maztica campaign settings and the 1st edition version of the Oriental Adventures campaign setting. The name is archaic, meaning "cradle of life." It consists of various continents and islands, including Faerûn, Kara-Tur, Zakhara, Maztica, Osse, Anchorome and Katashaka, a sub-Saharan-like continent south of Maztica, where humanity appeared. Toril was the name of Jeff Grubb's campaign world, and it was adopted as the name of the planet with the continent Faerûn when he and Ed Greenwood were designing the original Forgotten Realms Boxed Set in 1987. Abeir- was added as a prefix so that the world's name was placed at the beginning of an alphabetical encyclopedia.[citation needed] Forgotten Realms material for the fourth edition of Dungeons & Dragons "reveals" that the world was split into two in prehistory, divided between the primordials (Abeir) and the gods (Toril). Toril is the world that has been showcased so far. A cataclysm called the Spellplague has caused several parts of the two worlds to switch places, displacing portions of Faerûn and the entire continent of Maztica with regions of Abeir: Tymanther, Akanûl and Returned Abeir. It is orbited by one moon named Selûne, and by a cluster of asteroids, known as the Tears of Selûne.

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