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	Brief History of the Flanaess
		In the past thousand years, the cultural landscape of the Flanaess has evolved from a lightly populated region of primitive human, demihuman and humanoid tribes to its current status: a crowded, war-torn land of civilized feudal states armed with powerful magic and armies.
		Southwest of the Flanaess was the evil Suel Imperium; directly west was the Baklunish Empire.
		The Aerdi tribe of Oeridians established the Kingdom of Aerdy in the far east which grew until it controlled most of the Flanaess, from Sunndi in the southeast to Ratik and Tenh in the northeast, and westward as far as what is now Furondy and Veluna.
	www.dancingshaman.net /blood/history.htm (2612 words)

	Heavens and Oerth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Scholars from the Flanaess are certain that Oerik is the greatest of the Oerth's four continents, and that four great oceans surround these lands, as do four layers of the heavens, and four depths of the Underworld.
		In the central Flanaess in particular, little attention is paid to skin color or racial ancestry, although there is growing tendency to regard Suel folk with suspicion (not least because of the rose of the Scarlet Brotherhood).
		The lands of the Flanaess soon became acquainted with an altogether less subtle form of evil with the rise of Iuz, in the Northern Reaches loosely aligned with Furyondy.
	www.zachshuford.com /campaign/oerth.htm (6248 words)

	Our Campaign: Mythology Of Flanaess (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Nethania is the goddess of the south-eastern seas of Oerth (the seas south of the Flanaess continent).
		Kaylana is the goddess of the north-eastern seas of Oerth (the seas north of the Flanaess continent).
		Nobody in the Flanaess knows exactly where her islands lay, but she and her nation are feared by all who have heard the legends of the cruel ministrations she lends to those who intrude on her island nation.
	www.sodabob.com /roleplay/dnd/mythology (6486 words)

	The History of Greyhawk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Southwest of the Flanaess was the evil Suel Imperium, and directly to the west was the Baklunish Empire.
		The Oeridian tribe of Aerdi established the Kingdom of Aerdy in the far east of the Flanaess, which then expanded until it encompassed most of the region, from Sunndi in the south to Ratik and Tenh in the north, and as far west as Veluna and Furyondy.
		At the same time, people have begun to look beyond the Flanaess for new sources of lands and wealth which are desperately needed for rebuilding and to possibly ease the current border tensions.
	www.the-starshadow.com /greyhawk_history.htm (1709 words)

	Harvester's Heroes - Greyhawk: an Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The land of the Greyhawk setting is called the Flanaess (fla-NESS), an eastern peninsula on a vast continent called Oerik (OH-rik), on a world known as Oerth.
		The Flanaess is a European-like region where a central group of numerous kingdoms and states, great and petty, struggle for supremacy and survival against countless foes.
		Yet the Flanaess is alive and vibrant, and it has great hope for its future.
	www.harvestersheroes.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=48 (364 words)

	Sorcerous Societies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This means that many mages from all over the Flanaess claim affiliation; in fact, it has become a source of local prestige in many areas to be a member of the famous Guild of Wizardry of Greyhawk.
		The Guild of Wizardry still draws adherents from all parts of the Flanaess, virtually untouched as it was by the history of the recent war.
		The current focus of the Sagacious Society is its total opposition towards the fractured Aerdy behemoth to the east and the restoration and preservation of the Nyrondese heritage and culture.
	www.tc.umn.edu /~monax002/gh/ghoj3sorc1.html (2007 words)

	Greyhawk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the Greyhawk setting, the planet Oerth has four continents, but only the Flanaess, the eastern part of the continent of Oerik, is home to "enlightened humanity." However, more recent sourcebooks have explored the enslavement of "less enlightened" natives from outer continents.
		At the center of this game world, the Free City of Greyhawk is a free city on the Flanaess, originally under the domination of the Great Kingdom of Aerdy.
		The Circle of Eight, a select group of wizards headquartered in Greyhawk, monitor events across the Flanaess, intervening when the balance of power is threatened by extremes of good or evil.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Greyhawk (1675 words)

	Living Greyhawk Column: Mysterious Places -- Rumors and Whispers of the Flanaess
		Tall tales, unlikely rumours and idle gossip swirls throughout the taprooms, marketplaces and temple precincts of the Flanaess.
		Separating truth from foolish speculation, downright lies and the ill-informed ramblings of drunks, yokels and rumourmongers attempting to separate a fool from his coin is an essential skill for any adventurer travelling the Flanaess.
		Tenser has publicly stated that he does not wish to rejoin the Circle of Eight and that he finds its ethos of balance mutually exclusive with his belief in the forces of law and goodness.
	www.wizards.com /default.asp?x=lg/lgmp/20051011a (833 words)

	Untitled Document
		They were scattered throughout the Flanaess by the Suel and Oeridians a thousand years ago.
		When the Oeridians came to the Flanaess from the west they eventually took what is now Furyondy, Perrenland, the Shield Lands, the Great Kingdom of North Aerdy, the United Kingdom of Ahlissa, Onnwal and Sunndi.
		They are short tempered and opinionated to the point that there is a popular saying the Flanaess that says, "when all the Suloise have left the table," meaning nothing will get accomplished until everyone has an opened mind with the matter at hand.
	myweb.cableone.net /tedra/humanraces.html (916 words)

	Languages of Bastard Greyhawk
		Aerdi and derived from Old Oeridian, Ferrond is a common trading languages in the mid-western Flanaess, as well as on the shores of the Nyr Dyv.
		An archaic form of Ferrond is reputedly spoken in Blackmoor, and a corrupt dialect of Ferrond (with Orcish, Goblin, and Abyssal influences) is spoken in the western region of Iuz's empire.
		Keoish is regarded as the official language of Keoland, the Gran March, and Bissel, and is the dominant human tongue in the Ulek states, Hold of the Sea Princes, the Yeomanry, and Sterich.
	homepages.ius.edu /rvest/Greyhawk/GHLanguages.html (1955 words)

	The CORE Greyhawk Campaign @ www.ezboard.com
		The forests of the Flanaess are a mixed blessing.
		Ket is the easternmost Baklunish state and a trading center between the central Flanaess and the Bakluni lands to the west.
		Situated on the coast of the Relmor Bay, Mithat is the second largest city in the kingdom, and the main shipbuilding and maritime trading center, of all the cities of Nyrond Mithat was affected the least by the war, its 50,000 plus inhabitants and thriving economy makes it a very exciting city to visit.
	p197.ezboard.com /bflanaess (2507 words)

	RPGnet: Review of Living Greyhawk Gazetteer
		This eight-page chapter is an overview of the major races of the Flanaess, with emphasis on their histories, temperaments, languages and areas of greatest geographic concentration.
		And that's where things in the Flanaess stand today, with the forces of good licking their wounds and the hosts of evil working to fortify their ill-gotten conquests.
		Each major nation of the Flanaess is discussed in detail, with the emphasis on government type, rulers, major cities, population demographics, coinage, prominant religions, allies, enemies, and history.
	www.rpg.net /reviews/archive/10/10074.phtml (3556 words)

	CASTLE RISK GREYHAWK - Independant Countries
		The Dullstrand coast is a subtropical area of approximately 2,000 square miles in size that lies on the southwestern coast of the Flanaess.
		The coast is isolated from the rest of the Flanaess by the largely barren Hestmark Highlands along its western and north sides, facing the warm Aerdi Sea in all other directions.
		The land slopes upward to the west a few hundred feet to where it meets the Hestmark Highlands; the slope is gradual, and the area within a few miles of the coast is quite flat except for occasional hills (such as the artificial hills around Dullstrand).
	greyhawkonline.com /greyhawkrisk/GCR-EMPIRES-independant.htm (2761 words)

	Living Greyhawk: Perrenland History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In the area of the Flanaess around the Yatil Mountains, the Oeridians ran into the Flan of historical Perrenland.
		The Suel saw themselves as the natural leaders and rulers of the Flanaess, and followed their invasions with slavery, torture and dishonesty.
		And all across the western Flanaess the shackles of imperial rule were thrown off.
	perrenland.lythia.com /history.php (1617 words)

	WYRMS OF THE FLANAESS:THE WYRM OF WOE
		In my mind, I envision that the dragons of Oerik are important participants in the events of the region, although they do not play nearly as prominent a role as the dragons of Ansalon or even the dragons of the Realms.
		The Wizard-Priest failed in his attempt to conquer the central Flanaess after the Flannae tribes of the region rallied under Warlord Krovis, and, as a result, he had no choice but to betray the terms of his unholy pact with Dagon.
		By ancient agreement forged before human settlement in the Flanaess, any dragon of any species may bathe in or drink from the deep waters of the Lake of Unknown Depths whenever they wish.
	www.dracheninsel.de /dracheninsel/add/greyhawk/woe.htm (2848 words)

	Martial Monastic Orders of the Flanaess
		The Flanaess is home to a number of different martial orders.
		These so-called martial arts are thought by many to be of limited use in the heavily armed and armored battlefields of the Flanaess.
		And it is true that the Oeridian school of combat is most prominent in the armed forces of all civilized nations.
	www.mindspring.com /~ernestm/monk/greyorders.html (600 words)

	Obsidian Bay -- The Griffin's Crier
		The Flanaess itself is the "civilized" northeastern portion of the large continent of Oerik, which is located on the planet of Oerth.
		Their quests into the peninsula's interior -- be it to discover ancient fortresses, find lost mines, battle humanoid tribes or explore the depths of the legendary Obsidian Maze -- have resulted in an erratic, but powerful stream of knowledge and gold flowing into the city.
		It was raised early in the city's history by the archmage Robertson and tasked with the mission of preventing extraplanar assaults on the Prime Material Plane, particularly on the Flanaess.
	www.griffcrier.com /guides/obsidianbay (8781 words)

	DragonSong
		The human races living in the area of the Flanaess surrounding Bissel are composed of three main stocks.
		Entering the eastern Flanaess to escape the Rain of Colourless Fire, they fought their way across the breadth of the land, leaving behind tribes to settle where favourable sites were available.
		Dwarves are a steadfast people that inhabit the underground reaches of hills and mountains of the Flanaess.
	www.dragonsong.org /races.html (551 words)

	Our Campaign: Flanaess Common Yearly Calendar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The common calendar used by the peoples of the Flanaess Continent on the planet of Oerth, otherwise known as the World of Greyhawk.
		Except in the northern latitudes, winter temperatures in the Flanaess seldom fall below freezing except during the two winter months, and at night during early spring and late autumn.
		All optional rules for Wizards of the Coast's Dungeons and Dragons game and the d20 gaming engine are governed by the guidelines of the Open Gaming License and the copyright laws of the United States of America.
	www.sodabob.com /roleplay/dnd/History/Greyhawk_Calendar.asp?MenuID=36 (237 words)

	Legends of Greyhawk
		Whose eastern portion is known as the Flanaess.
		Then at last in the center of the Flanaess is a great city.
		Many are the souls that walk the paths and thoroughfares of the Flanaess.
	home.insightbb.com /~greyhawk/home.htm (722 words)

	Guilds of the Flanaess
		The Circle of Eight is a very powerful group of wizards that tries to maintain a certain balance all over the Flanaess.
		A ninth acts as a "shadow leader," dictating agenda and influencing various matters across the Flanaess throughout a well-placed network of agents.
		Mordenkainen maintains the position of leader, and he is known for his philosophy of "enforced neutrality." The members of the Circle are Bigby of Mitrik, Otto, Jallarzi Sallavarian of Greyhawk, Drawmij, Nystul, Warnes Starcoat of Urnst, Alhamazad the Wise of Zeif and Theodain Eriason.
	www.christalbot.com /guilds.html (827 words)

	WYRMS OF THE FLANAESS:COPPERHEAD
		South of the river valley, he claim all of the Yatils from the Krestible–Molvar Pass to the western bank of the Velverdyva and from Schwartzenbruin to the imaginary line stretching from Highfolk to the easternmost fringes of Bramblewood Forest.
		Although Clonoc's territory is significantly smaller than that of many other prominent dragons in the Flanaess, the lands he does control are very strategic to the land-bound races of the region, particularly the inhabitants of Perrenland, Highfolk, and Furyondy, giving him a position of significant importance.
		As a result, trade is grinding to a halt, and suspicion is beginning to fall once again on Copperhead, Lord of the Velverdyva River valley.
	www.dracheninsel.de /dracheninsel/add/greyhawk/copperhead.htm (2962 words)

	Greyhawk - AJS.COM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		There are the mundane sorts of evil: corrupt tyrants, murderous sociopaths, etc. However, Greyhawk also has a host of mystic evils ranging from the cult of a long-banished god of destruction (Tharizdun) to a demi-god of hate and evil who rules one of the kingdoms of the Flanaess (Iuz).
		At the center of the Flanaess is the Free City of Greyhawk, originally under the domination of the Great Kingdom of Aerdy.
		The Circle of Eight, a select group of wizards, monitor events across the Flanaess, intervening when the balance of power is threatened by extremes of good or evil.
	ajs.com /ajswiki/index.php/Greyhawk (317 words)

	The Central Players
		Samanuske came to the Flanaess as part of the same expedition that brought Kunimatsu, but has recently learned that his order has lost its ties to the Imperial family and is now under the jurisdiction of the Scorpion Clan.
		Zadara: A woman warrior from the wild jungles of the Hepmonaland in the southern Flanaess, Zadara is a skilled archer raised in an almost mythical amazon society.
		These Scorpion had been in the Flanaess almost as long as Kunimatsu and Samanuske and seeing the robes and the spirit glow about the monk mistook him for one of their ancestors.
	home.si.rr.com /loremen/central_players.htm (2865 words)

	Measuring Up the Oerth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Namely, that if we assume that the scale of Darlene's Flanaess map (30 miles/hex) applies at the equator and of course, by necessity, that the scale must therefore drop trigonometrically from the equator to the poles, we find that the entire map of the Flanaess is out of scale.
		An extremely viable option, then, is to "peg" the scale of the Flanaess not at the equator (itself an arbitrary decision), but at a point at which it makes most sense to do so.
		Notice that the vast majority of the Flanaess (between 25 N-45 N) remains within 10% of the observed scale of 30 miles/hex, now centered around the latitude of the City of Greyhawk.
	www.tc.umn.edu /~monax002/Council/OJ4/measure.html (2517 words)

	Trade in the Flanaess - www.ezboard.com
		For the moment, no one seems to know how or why these bizarre occurances are happening, although it is only a matter of time before they come to the attention of the powerful and knowing.
		Barter is now at least as important as the use of coinage in almost all the Flanaess lands, and more important in some (Nyrond, Irongate, and Sunndi being good examples).
		In a time when war has exhausted so much material resource, people know that one cannot eat coinage or wear it to keep warm, nor can it be melted down to make weapons or ploughshares.
	p066.ezboard.com /fgreyhawkfrm21.showMessage?topicID=7.topic (472 words)

	Priesthood of Pelor
		Pelor's worship was adopted by the Oeridian peoples in their migrations across the Flanaess, and he was considered to be the same as their sun god, Sol.
		In fact, one can see the influence of the cult of Sol in the heraldry of the former nations of the Great Kingdom of Aerdy (such as Nyrond, Almor, Ahlissa, North Kingdom, Ratik, Sunndi, and the Great Kingdom proper), many of whom still utilize the Oeridian sun disk in their national devices.
		Some of the earliest creation myths of the Flanaess regard the Sun as one of the first gods to emerge from Darkness, along with his brother, Death, and their sister, the Oerth.
	homepages.ius.edu /rvest/Greyhawk/Pelor.html (2257 words)

	TAVERN FARE OF THE FLANAESS
		Taverns are places to rest, to reflect and unwind after the events of the day.
		The tastes compiled below are not fine brandies and the like, but local produce intended for the farmer and the shopkeeper, not the king.
		Pulque: Pulque is not native to the Flanaess.
	www.dracheninsel.de /dracheninsel/add/greyhawk/tavernfare.htm (1791 words)

	Flanaess - AJS.COM
		This information is intended for players in a specific campaign, and might contian spoilers for players in other instances of the Adventure Path.
		The Flanaess is an area of the north-east continent of Oerik, the greatest of Oerth's four continents.
		Most of the civilizations of Oerik live in the Flanaess including descendants of the Baklunish, Flan, Oeridian, Olman, Rhennee, and Suloise peoples.
	www.ajs.com /ajswiki/Flanaess (101 words)

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