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	Oerth
		Oerth is the name of the fictional planet on which the earliest Dungeons & Dragons setting - that of Greyhawk - takes place.
		Oerth has an axis tilt of 30 degrees, which results in larger polar caps[?] and would have caused shorter summers in temperate areas but for wizardly and divine magic shifting weather patterns to be more favorable to the populace (at least the god-fearing folks).
		The name Oerth is similar to Aerth, the world of Jack Vance's novels, which in turn is an anagram of Earth.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/oe/Oerth.html (170 words)

	Oerth
		Oerth is the name of the fictional planet on which one of the earliest Dungeons and Dragons campaign settings Äì that of Greyhawk Äì is located.
		Oerth has an axial tilt of 30 degrees, which results in larger polar caps and would have caused shorter summers in temperate areas but for wizardly and divine magic shifting weather patterns to be more favorable to the populace (at least the god-fearing folks).
		Oerth's "moons," Luna (Kule) and Celene (Ranei), are in fact the first and second planets in the geosystem, with Liga being the third.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Oerth.php (523 words)

	Oerth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Southeast of Oerik lies the much-smaller landmass of Hepmonaland, lying in the tropics.
		Oerth's "moons," Celene (Kule) and Luna (Raenei), are in fact the first and second planets in the geosystem, with Liga being the third.
		Liga orbits the Oerth once every 364 days, thus the Oerthly year is slightly shorter than that on Earth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oerth (622 words)

	Oerth: History of the Rebellion
		The Oerth Rebellion's origins stem from the original military, scientific and mystical resistance to Tyrannon's invasion in 2051.
		The safest places on Oerth are the highlands of Peru, where the natives have rebuilt the old cities, and Tibet itself.
		They completely dismantled "Eden" and completed the Oerth base, populating it with the "Children of Eden." They left with specific instructions that their children were to use their legacy (the technology and abilities) to help free their world of Tyrannon.
	www.johnjayjacobs.com /tos/play_ground/rpg/oerth/history2.htm (2982 words)

	Encyclopaedia of Oerth
		The being referred to in the legends of the Golden Age of Camelough who destroyed Uther Paendroeg, the Five Crowns' Alliance, and the city of Camelough.
		The fifth stone, that essence of Heka, is literally priceless, for it is an invisible crystal of pure Heka found only in the metal Hekalite.
		The name taken by a faction of Sun Knights who have made it their personal mission to rid Avillonia of all dweomercraefters in order to avoid the risk of the Dark One's taint on magick.
	www.babylonbycandlelight.com /darkmyst/encyclopedia.htm (4232 words)

	A NOTE ON DEMONS
		Other sages advance the theory that Oerth is laden with dozens, perhaps even hundreds of permanent magical gates to other worlds and planes, and that these gates lead not only elsewhere, as one might expect, but to _important_ elsewheres.
		By all accounts, travel in the outer planes is a complicated, indirect matter, and it could very well be that many higher beings seek to use the world as a sort of departure point to the various worlds on the multiverse, both within and without the five realms generally ascribed to our cosmos.
		Lolth is known to have a vested interest in Oerth itself, and has, on at least one occasion, attempted to bring part of the planet into her own layer of the Abyss.
	www.dracheninsel.de /dracheninsel/add/greyhawk/demons.htm (2219 words)

	Dragonsfoot :: View topic - Dying Oerth
		The thing about Oerth is that it's partially medieval, but it also has a very non-Medieval feel to it.
		It occurred to me that Oerth could really come to life if it were conceived as being as full of petty, vain, and reaching people as Vance's Dying Earth is--but also full of unusual local customs (cf.
		Oerth, on the other hand, is a world circling a nice, middle-aged Sol-type star*, and essentially it still has it's best years in front of it.
	www.dragonsfoot.org /forums/viewtopic.php?t=3982 (1508 words)

	Vecna - Multiversal Omnipedia
		Originally the wizardly ruler of a kingdom in the Flanaess, Vecna's rise to power was supposedly engineered by an entity known as the Serpent (which may have been Asmodeus, and is also said to have influenced much of his later activities).
		Vecna left his infamous Eye and Hand of Vecna behind, as well as a host of lesser artifacts from his other body parts, all endowed with a portion of his might (and in the Eye and Hand's cases, a portion of his evil).
		The godly presence in Sigil began to put stress on the structure of the multiverse, until a band of adventurers were able to destroy Vecna's body and cause his banishment from the City of Doors.
	moa.dracandros.com /Vecna (456 words)

	MEASURING UP THE OERTH
		It is easiest to assume that the Oerth is nearly a perfect sphere, since such an assumption reduces the complexity of future calculations and as Roger stated, it is in keeping with the numerous instances of perfection evident in the planet and its environs.
		Assuming Oerth rotates on its own axis as well, the greater gods must be exerting a massive amount of energy in order to prevent it from deforming from a perfect sphere...enough to make the Invoked Devastation look like a campfire by comparison.
		The radius of the Oerth squared is: 16,085,714.49 sq.
	www.dracheninsel.de /dracheninsel/add/greyhawk/measuring.htm (2477 words)

	Top Ten
		Along with the cinders and volcanic ash added by The Hellfurnaces this region is what is left of the Suel Imperium of a thousand years ago, destroyed by the Baklunish with the Rain of Colorless Fire.
		This is probably the most structured and civilized form of chaos and evil in the whole southern area of the Flanaess.
		Graz'zt was the main reason that Iggwilv's kingdom was destroyed because he finally escaped his imprisonment from her and raised holy hell (haha).
	myweb.cableone.net /tedra/topten.html (1901 words)

	Greyhawk Religion
		The first members of the pantheon to arrive at Oerth were Velnius with his brother Procan and Telchur with his three daughters: Atroa, Sotillion, and Wenta.
		Beory's other form is Oerth itself and all plants and creatures are her children.
		The avatar of the EEG appears as either a huge, mottled, tentacled being some 20' in length, resembling a vast slug/slime cross or as 24' tall pillar of elemental force with a body of burning magma surrounded by howling gusts of steam.
	www.delcarsdungeon.com /rpg_wargames/greyhawk_religion.htm (4388 words)

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		Oerth was a resident of Windsor Park Manor, Wheaton, Ill. Dr.
		Oerth was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pa., and graduated from Boys High School in 1936.
		Oerth led more than 30 study tours and pilgrimages to countries of the Middle East.
	members.tripod.com /Burris69/franzoerth.doc (275 words)

	Adventures Elemental Crypt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The module is set on Oerth 12 months to 18 months after the Greyhawk Wars have ended.
		As described in the last adventure, the other 4 temples are strategically placed around Oerth to form the Elder’s Holy symbol (a triangle with an inverted “Y” inside.) This is the key to the power base that Theleb attempted to use to release the Elder Elemental God from his eternal prison in the Deep Ethereal.
		A powerfully evil deity that once had a strong following on Oerth until his followers were wiped from the land, sea and sky by the forces of good and law.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /jachyras/adventurescrypt.htm (9942 words)

	Beory
		The worship of Beory is one of the oldest religions in the Flanaess.
		This reluctance has done a great deal to reinforce existing impressions that Beory seems to be uninterested in Oerth’s people, and has resulted in her church as being seen as aloof and uncaring about humanity.
		Eventhough the priests are concerned with Oerth as a whole, each priest selects a specific region and swears to oversee and protect that area.
	hometown.aol.com /dmwog/beory.html (1065 words)

	The Oerth Cycle
		Merle Mousefinder, the little Mustie of the Wild Wood, didn't know what she was getting into when she followed the strange noise through the forest and found Xaa, an enormous carnivorous mouse.
		As Xaa and Merle begin to work out their curious relationship, Merle learns to adjust to the new society and culture she finds herself now a part of.
		Yet, little does this sad wreck of a once-proud Mentalt know the fateful jorney that lies before her - a journey not merely across the lands, but through hell itself - and beyond.
	www.diskuspublishing.com /oerthcycle.html (982 words)

	ToEE : Verbobonc Research
		Tharizdun was an ancient and evil god whose worship predates the Flan migration and the Suel and Baklunish empires.
		The tales generally suggest that if Tharizdun were to "walk the Oerth" again, the other deities of Oerth would unite to bind or slay it once more.
		If the Yeth Codex is to be believed, however, then the Unmaker's release after centuries of confinement will spell the end of the Oerth as it currently exists, the interference of concerned deities notwithstanding.
	web.mountain.net /~csdriver/VerboboncResearch.html (817 words)

	About Lorenvale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Flanaess is part of a larger landmass called Oerik, which is one of many larger continents on a spherical planet called Oerth.
		(A map of the whole of Oerth can be found here.) Oerth is orbited by two moons, the larger called Luna, which revolves around Oerth in exactly 28 days, and establishing the months of the calendar (a generic calendar with holidays and moon phases can be found here).
		Oerth with its moons is one of six known planets in a solar system that orbits one sun, all of which comprise the known Material Plane of "Greyspace."
	www.angelfire.com /jazz/lorenvale/about.htm (917 words)

	GreyHawk Tides Model
		It is well known that Oerth is the center of the Primary Plane.
		This is due to the rotation of Oerth on itself.
		Tides exists because the gravitational force depends of the distances, and Oerth is not really a point: The closest a point is to a mass, the strongest the attraction.
	www.nirgal.com /games/rpg/greyhawk/tides_math (1178 words)

	Deities of Oerth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Clerics, priests, paladins, and less exalted but still valued souls are the agents of Powers, however minor their deeds may be.
		But on Oerth, Powers of war, healing, protection, strength, endurance, and revenge are increasingly turned to for succor.
		Many people who before the war would have given small offerings to the goddess Beory (nature, Oerth Mother) or Rao (peace and serenity) now turn to a deity such as Trithereon (liberty and retribution), Heironeus (justice and valor), or the rising cult of Mayaheine (protection and endurance) instead.
	hometown.aol.com /dreadwood/research/deities.htm (1029 words)

	Our Campaign: The History of Oerth
		Each of the major races of Oerth split and formed sub-groups which often warred with each other and took different deities to worship.
		The Elves were sundered, some taking to the deep forests, some to mountain fastness, some to the seas, and some to the deeps of the Earth, and so too split Dwarves, and Gnomes.
		Even the structured Gray Elves had a sense of wisdom and compassion that was totally foreign to the thoughts of many of the Suloise rulers.
	www.sodabob.com /roleplay/dnd/History/history.asp (4942 words)

	Adventure: Printer Friendly
		Interspersed throughout the room there are 6 feet tall statues of all the evil Oerth deities and the evil Extraplanar deities with a vested interest and clericy on Oerth.
		The eastern wall of the room is covered with one predominate picture, the symbol of the Elder emblazed over a map of Oerth and surrounded by symbols that represent all of the Inner and Outer Planes.
		The walls are covered with the symbols of all the Inner and Outer Planes as well as with the emblems of all the countries of Oerth.
	www.rpgarchive.com /adv1.php?advid=277 (23430 words)

	Priesthood of Pelor
		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.
		Together, the Sun and the Oerth had many children, among them the Moons (Luna and Celene), Light, and the Sea.
		But Death grew jealous of his brother, and coveted the Oerth for himself.
	homepages.ius.edu /rvest/Greyhawk/Pelor.html (2257 words)

	RPG News - Role-Playing Game News, Press, Interviews, Fan sites, Headlines, and all the scoop.
		After months of production (and post-production), the latest issue of the Oerth Journal is available for you to download and enjoy.
		Go to the Downloads section of Canonfire (www.canonfire.com), and you will find the issue in the second page of the Oerth Journal subsection.
		This issue of the Oerth Journal features five excellent articles and more than six pieces of original art.
	www.rpgnews.com /article.php?sid=1369 (390 words)

	Where Now? (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Sometimes/also known as Toril, Tharsu-Ne', Thar, or Oerth.
		Oerth - The planet the adventures take place on.
		Sometimes/also known as Thar, Abeir-Toril, Toril, or Oerth.
	www.vaessen.net.cob-web.org:8888 /wherenow.html (8410 words)

	Kara-Tur on Oerth - Page 2 - Wizards Community
		The map (excluding any place names) is fairly spot-ot with other official depictions of the rest of Oerth.
		And unlike Oerth, Eberron was made from the ground up to fit 3.5 rules, and to 'step away' from a Tolkienesque, medieval view of the D@D world.
		Likewise with anything to do with Asia, which MOST people don't even have a cultural background in, there needs to be a greater influx of general interest and because you don't have Hollywood or other mediums reaching out and grasping it.
	boards1.wizards.com /showthread.php?p=10844195#post10844195 (2042 words)

	The Living Greyhawk Campaign, part of the RPGA Network
		The Greyhawk campaign depicts a magical land at the crossroads of countless possibilities.
		The Greyhawk's world of Oerth is a place where powerful creatures contest with humanity and other races, where good folk struggle against evil, and Law wrestles with Chaos.
		Oerth is a world of magic, mystery and the imagination.
	www.wizards.com /default.asp?x=lg/welcome (306 words)

	FADAD: Sporades Campaign
		What will become of the machinations of Ice, the transport rings of Kule, the nascent Inhuman War, the fears of Admiral Galawyn, or the Horn remains to be seen, but may yet impact the hapless beings of Oerth...
		Went to Oerth to be cured by druids of mental possession.
		For background on the World of Greyhawk setting, specifically the Flanaess region of the planet of Oerth, you could do worse than the Codex of Greyhawk.
	plm.snow.org /sporades/index.html (715 words)

	Legends of Greyhawk
		At the heart of the Multiverse lies a world called Oerth.
		On Oerth can be found the great continent Oerik,
		Whose eastern portion is known as the Flanaess.
	home.insightbb.com /~greyhawk/home.htm (722 words)

	Official ICE Forums - HARP Campaign...destroying a world, but which one? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Given my laziness I'm not looking to create a world just to destroy it, so I've been thinking about fantasy worlds which have a fair amount of published detail which the players and I are familiar with.
		Thinking up a plausible armageddon scenario is one of the things that will make my decision for me. Oerth seems rather easier, one idea being the release of Tharizdun who destroys the world.
		Although I don't consider them abherrations, at least not the pre D20 versions, I haven't picked up anything for either setting for 3rd Edition D&D, but had lots of years of fun playing in the original and 2nd edition versions of those settings.
	www.ironcrown.com /forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4815 (915 words)

	Oerth Associates, Inc. Home Page
		elcome to the home page of Oerth Associates.
		We are a nationally recognized leader in Executive Search for Real Estate ; Construction firms since 1985.
		Copyright © 2004 Oerth Associates, Inc. All rights reserved.
	www.oerthassociates.com /index.html (69 words)

	The World in which the Adventurers Live (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The stories occur in the world of Greyhawk, also known as Oerth.
		The only known and explored continent on Oerth is called Oerik.
		Near the center of this landmass is the Free City of Greyhawk, a metropolis where many adventures begin, and many adventurers converge.
	www.peldor.com /world (261 words)

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