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	* The Companions of [[Drizzt]] were reincarnated.		* The Companions of [[Drizzt]] were reincarnated.
	* [[Seven Sisters\|The Simbul]] and [[Elminster]] were restored to their prime as [[Chosen]] of [[Mystra]].		* [[Seven Sisters\|The Simbul]] and [[Elminster]] were restored to their prime as [[Chosen]] of [[Mystra]].

			== Warhammer Fantasy ==
			This refers to political and geological split between Malekith (and his supporters) and the rest of the high elves.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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-'''The Sundering''' was an event in the [[Forgotten Realms]] that stemmed from WoTC struggling desperately to try and win back the crowd after the immense negative feedback to the changes they had made to Faerun with the [[Spellplague]].
+'''The Sundering''' is a term that can refer to a couple of different things, all connecting to the various storyline-moving metaplot-based Worldshaping Events(tm) that afflict the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting of [[Dungeons & Dragons]].
-Its name stems from the fact it centers on the twin planets of Abeir and Toril pulling away from each other, which somehow not only replaced the continents that had gotten switched around, but magically made everything go back to more-or-less 3rd edition status quo, including bringing back all of [[Drizzt]]'s dead friends and re-empowering [[Elminster]].
+==The Tearfall==
-[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Forgotten Realms]]
+==The Creation of Evermeet==

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	'''The Sundering''' was an event in the [[Forgotten Realms]] that stemmed from WoTC struggling desperately to try and win back the crowd after the immense negative feedback to the changes they had made to Faerun with the [[Spellplague]].		'''The Sundering''' was an event in the [[Forgotten Realms]] that stemmed from WoTC struggling desperately to try and win back the crowd after the immense negative feedback to the changes they had made to Faerun with the [[Spellplague]].

	Its name stems from the fact it centers on the twin ~~plants~~ of Abeir and Toril pulling away from each other, which somehow not only replaced the continents that had gotten switched around, but magically made everything go back to more-or-less 3rd edition status quo, including bringing back all of [[Drizzt]]'s dead friends and re-empowering [[Elminster]].		Its name stems from the fact it centers on the twin planets of Abeir and Toril pulling away from each other, which somehow not only replaced the continents that had gotten switched around, but magically made everything go back to more-or-less 3rd edition status quo, including bringing back all of [[Drizzt]]'s dead friends and re-empowering [[Elminster]].

	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Forgotten Realms]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Forgotten Realms]]

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'''The Sundering''' was an event in the [[Forgotten Realms]] that stemmed from WoTC struggling desperately to try and win back the crowd after the immense negative feedback to the changes they had made to Faerun with the [[Spellplague]].

Its name stems from the fact it centers on the twin plants of Abeir and Toril pulling away from each other, which somehow not only replaced the continents that had gotten switched around, but magically made everything go back to more-or-less 3rd edition status quo, including bringing back all of [[Drizzt]]'s dead friends and re-empowering [[Elminster]].

[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Forgotten Realms]]