I’m thinking about playing a campaign in different parts of the Tablelands like Celik or Tar-elon but I don’t find enough info about these places. Could anyone help me with some info about differents places like these ? If possible I would be really grateful for some info about Waverly since I just can’t find any.

For some info on Tar’Elon, see page 62 of the “Terrors of the Dead Lands” supplement. It was said to be a thriving port back in the Green Age, though not as great as Waverly or Bodach, but it was later destroyed in the Cleansing Wars and is only now being gradually resettled, under protection from the ancient meorty T’lor-Nefer-Shu. Also look at “The Valley of Dust and Fire”, page 26, where it talks about the Silt Raiders slave tribe, the current occupants of the island, led by the earth cleric Kelestes.

For Celik, look at the “Wanderer’s Chronicle” from the revised boxed set, page 116. Korsun, the patriarch of the merchant house of Mareneth, controls the city. They’ve refurbished & fortified about 60% of the city, and they regularly send adventurers into the ruins to battle the undead & try to retake more areas. Celik trades with Balic & South Ledopolus, but they try to keep a low profile.

For Waverly, look at the “Wanderer’s Journal” from the original boxed set, page 80. There’s an ancient ruined city there that was apparently a major port like Tarelon. The island is said to be deserted except for a flock of wild erdlus and several hives of wild kanks. There’s also supposed to be a horde of silver buried there somewhere that’s never been found. This is also the island that the sorcerer-queen of Raam, Abalach-Re (formerly Uyness of Waverly), hailed from back in the Green Age.

Great post Raistlin. I was going to look this up myself and you saved me the trouble. Thanks.

Thanks for the help guys. T’lor-Nefer-Shu was actually my inspiration for Tar-elon , it should be really challenging but rebuilding it may be possible. Celik’s already half restored but it homes mostly outcast and also need a lot of work. The “Valley of Dust and Fire” and “Wanderer’s Chronicles” references were really helpful , I would have needed a lot of time to find then.