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Red Wizards [1][2][3] (Organization)

Alias: Red Wizards of Thay, Red Magic Cult
Edition: 5x
Type: Wizards, Political
Setting: Forgotten Realms
Affiliations: Thay, Szass Tam, Tarul Var, Kazit Gul
Primary Locations: Faerûn, Thay


The Red Wizards of Thay are ruled by the lich lord Szass Tam.

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The Red Wizards of Thay, colloquially known as the Red Magic Cult in the Eastern Heartlands, were the notorious and nefarious magocratic ruling class of the inhospitable but well-inhabited country of Thay.[5] Historically they owed their power to being cruel slavers,[6][7] demonologists,[8][9] and arcane experimenters,[10] before most of their numbers wholly dedicated themselves into creating a nation of undead.[11]

Organization

For centuries, the leaders of the Red Wizards and in fact all of Thay was the Council of Zulkirs.[12] The ruling body comprised eight of the most powerful Red Wizards, each of whom represented one of the schools of magic.[13] Each of the zulkirs and their subordinates fomented intense rivalries with one another, leading to great feuds and near-crippling internal strife.[14]

In the years following the War of the Zulkirs, the Red Wizards of Thay were led by the feared lich and supreme regent, Szass Tam.[11][15][16]

Since Szass Tam's takeover, the exiled Red Wizards have transformed enormously, becoming a loosely organized chain of merchant enclaves who specialized in procuring magical items.[16]

Factions

The Red Wizards have historically been fraught with in-fighting and turmoil. As the stakes rose over the years, these conflicts became more dramatic and impactful to their operations.[17][18]

In the years before the mid–14Template:Th century DR, the Red Wizards divided themselves into two separate ideological groups. The influential Imperialists sought to conquer Faerûn, by military might, subterfuge, or any other means necessary.[19] The Researchers took a more isolationist stance, preferring to focus on arcane research within the safety of the Thayan Plateau.[20]

After Szass Tam seized power from the Council of Zulkirs, the Red Wizards underwent a more severe divide. Both the zulkirs and the Red Wizards loyal to their respective schools were forced to choose a faction in the growing conflict: either remain with those loyal to their Thayan way of life but remain outside Thay, or side with Szass Tam and his ever-expanding cabal of liches, vampires, and other undead spellcasters.[21]

When the war ended, Szass Tam emerged victorious. He reshaped Thay into the domain of the undeath in Faerûn, and supplanted the fractured Council of Zulkirs with those loyalist undead wizards who had embraced his "way of life", as it were.[21][15] The Red Wizards outside of Thay, either having fled or been exiled, eschewed many of their old traditions. They grew out their hair, forewent getting tattoos, and enjoyed lives as merchants, even passing on their title as "Red Wizard" through marriage, heredity, and even adoption.[22] However, there emerged another faction of exiled Red Wizards, known as the Thayan Resurrection. They sought to restore their nation to its former glory by moving against Szass Tam and his undead scourge at every opportunity.[9]

Activities

For most of their history, the Red Wizards enjoyed their status as the aristocratic ruling class of Thay.[23] Led by the Imperialists, they used their authority and arcane power to spearhead numerous battles of conquest against their neighboring nations.[13][24] The Red Wizard regularly assaulted both the wild lands of Rashemen to the north,[25] and the nation of Aglarond to the west.[26]

During the mid–14Template:Th century the Red Wizards spent much of their efforts spreading their influence via their trade enclaves.[27][21] They used these havens to act as spies and concealed against for the nation of Thay.[12]

When traveling across the realms, Red Wizards were always well protected. They were often accompanied either by the fearsome gladiators of Thay,[28] clerics of Kossuth,[29] or even Thayan knights, who dedicated their lives to the role as their protectors.[30] They were hardly discreet in their journeys, often carrying themselves with boorish swagger or haughty detachment.[31]

In the years following the Second Sundering, the Thayan Red Wizards were once again relegated to serving as agents of the zulkirs or even Regent Szass Tam himself.[32] They were often directed to travel the Realms to acquire powerful magical items in order for the zulkirs to further consolidate their power.[5]

Training

Thayan children were tested for the Art at an early age within the walls of the Arcane College in Eltabbar. Red Wizard youth received tutoring from older, aging, oftentimes embittered, and disabled Red Wizards. The training was done throughout the nation and overseen by the Probity Corps of Thay. In cases where the trainer was believed to be disloyal or in any way suspicious, their wards were sent to the Arcane College for re-training. Most Red Wizards, however, only see the Arcane College once in their lives as they were being tested.[33]

Abilities

Each Red Wizard was expected to wholly dedicate themself to a single school of magic.[34][35][5] While they could prepare more spells each day than other wizards,[36] and cast exceptionally potent spells from their preferred school,[34] Red Wizards were forced to forego spells from two separate schools of magic.[13] They were considered to be among the most powerful spellcasters, with access to the most potent spells and stalwart arcane defenses.[37]

Due to their unique arrangement of mercantile enterprise, Red Wizards had access to the finest magical items and seldom saw the need to attend magefairs.[38]

They carefully transformed their homeland of Thay to their liking using powerful weather-controlling spells,[39] and set up magical barriers that barred unwanted travelers from entrance.[40]

The Red Wizards were known practitioners of circle magic.[41] This form of magic allowed several spellcasters to combine their arcane power in order to bolster the prowess of their "circle leader", or maximize the efficacy of the leader's spells.[42] They were also among the numerous groups to have independently uncovered information about contingent spells.[43][44]

Some of the spells most readily associated with Red Wizards included animate dread warrior,[45] circle,[46] combust,[47] fiendform,[47] fire gate,[48] flame dagger,[47] flensing,[49] Nybor's gentle reminder,[50][51] and spell-lash.[52]

Just as tattoos were a featured aspect of Mulani culture, so was tattoo magic for the Red Wizards.[36][53] They even experimented with inscribing these tattoos on slaves, who they could then use to infiltrate other city-states.[54]

Tactics

When conflict arose, Red Wizards gave decisive orders to the soldiers, knights, or other allied forces under their command. They worked especially closely with Thayan knights in order to coordinate defensive and offensive shifts in combat. Red Wizards were well-trained in the arts of war, but still readily listened to those trusted individuals who offered tactical advice.[29]

During battle, Red Wizards acted aggressively. They often utilized large-area-of-effect spells to incapacitate or harm a large number of their forces. They regularly employed the various spell scrolls and wand to which they had such ready access.[29]

Base of Operations

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Red Wizards of Rose Keep, circa 1479 DR.

From the mid–14Template:Th century onwards, the Red Wizards maintained enclaves in many major cities all across Faerûn. While each one was considered an autonomous entity, each of them had the shared goal of greater accumulation of wealth. Prior to the Thayan civil war, the Red Wizards could act with complete impunity within their enclaves, as they were considered to be set upon Thayan soil and only subject to Thayan law.[22][30]

There were sizable Thayan enclaves in the cities of Athkatla, Baldur's Gate, Calaunt, Calimport, Chavyondat,[55] Cimbar, Hillsfar,[56] Hlath, Hlondeth, Innarlith, Iriaebor, Marsember, Messemprar, Mulmaster,[57] Procampur,[58] Proskur,[59] Ravens Bluff, Saerloon, Scardale,[60] Scornubel, Skullport,[61] Soorenar, Telflamm, Veltalar,[62] Westgate, and Yhaunn.[63]

Only the tradition of separated autonomy survived the war.[22] Those Red Wizards who lived as merchants throughout Faerûn no longer received the support of their home nation of Thay.

Possessions

The most distinctive feature of the Red Wizards was their namesake red robes.[64] In fact, they were the only individuals allowed to wear red garments, save for the nation's priests of Kossuth.[13] Those who dared to break this rule were put to death.[19]

Many of the wizards preferred to wield whips as their weapons of choice.[65] They were known to create specialized versions called ebon lashes.[66][67]

Relationships

While the Red Wizards held supreme authority in their homeland of Thay, they were not well trusted and in fact reviled across the Realms.[5] Despite the suspicions held by many, the Red Wizards were often allowed to operate their enclaves in many Faerûnian cities. From here they ran a lucrative business in the trade of magical items, spells, and even artifacts. This made them virtually indispensable to many of their clients, and as such allowed them to further expand their sphere of influence.[68]

They constantly schemed to bring down their neighboring nations of Rashemen, where they were thwarted by the equally famed magicians the Witches of Rashemen; Aglarond,[26][69][70] where they were turned back by the Simbul of the Seven Sisters;[31] and Mulhorand, from where the people of Thay first emigrated.[71]

During the height of their influence, the Red Wizards were the enemies of many forces in Toril. Amongst those who opposed them were the Witches of Rashemen, the Seven Sisters and their allies, the goodly Harpers,[72][73] and even the Zhentarim, who disliked the Wizards encroaching on their territory.[74] The Fangshields fought against the Red Wizards due to their horrific experimentation and creation of black unicorns.[75]

Although the Red Wizards' allies were few, they often proved to be powerful assets. The church of Kossuth in Thay provided much aid throughout the years,[76] and monks from the Order of the Long Death were often called upon to carry out assassinations.[77]

The Red Wizards often drew agreements with and received great support from fire genasi[78] and fiendish beings, such as tieflings,[79][80] demons, and devils.[76][9][81] They utilized savage gnoll warriors among their legions of soldiers.[82]

Utilizing dark spells and horrific arcane experimentation, the Red Wizards created new species of beasts to be designated as their servants. Among their twisted creations were: Black unicorns, twisted versions of the magical steed;[18] Blooded ones, magically "enhanced" orcs;[83] chosen ones, monstrous-looking humanoids;[84] dread warriors, fearsome undead champions that were unequaled on the battlefield;[85] and Neo-orogs, a sub-species of the monstrous orc–ogre hybrid.[86]

History

Formative Years

The Red Wizards were once a secret cabal of 10Template:Th century Mulhorandi spellcasters, known as the Red Wizards of Mulhorand,[87] who sought nothing more than to achieve sovereignty away from their overmasters.[88]

They won a decisive victory at the Battle of Thazalhar in the Template:YearlinkName. The wizards delved into the demoncyst beneath Thaymount and used dark rituals to elicit the aid of the fearsome demon lord Eltab. The Red Wizards were then able to overwhelm the city of Delhumide,[89] defeat the Mulhorandi god-king, and gain independence for the province of Thay.[71][90][91][92]

The Red Wizards led Thay's first attempted annexation of Rashemen in the Template:YearlinkName, but their advances were repulsed.[88][93]

In the Template:YearlinkName, the Red Wizards managed to magically transport an entire horde of orcs from the Spine of the World mountains to the lands south of Thay. Their role in the Orcgates Affair, as it came to be known, was taken to diminish the prestige of the Covenant alliance of mages.[94][95]

The Red Wizards led an assault on the Covenant's arcane school in Neverwinter during the Template:YearlinkName, leading to the death of Aganazzar and a "wizardwar" between the two groups.[96] This conflict would continue until the Template:YearlinkName with the dissolution of the Covenant.[97][98]

Years of Conquest

They launched their first failed invasion of Aglarond in the Template:YearlinkName.[99] However they would repel an Aglarondar invasion at the Battle of Lapendrar in the Template:YearlinkName.[100]

When the elves of Cormanthor began to leave their forest in the Template:YearlinkName, the Red Wizards set their sights on the ruins of Myth Drannor. They gradually and discreetly established an enclave in Scardale Town within the Dalelands in order to gain access to the ruined elven city.[101][60]

In the Template:YearlinkName, two members of the Council of Zulkirs forged an alliance with two of Kossuth's lesser rivals, Fyzzar the salamander lord, Marrake al-Sidan al-Hariq ben Lazan, Sultan of the Efreeti, in order to conquer the coastal cities near Thay. The zulkirs were taken advantage of by their allies, and permanent gate to the Elemental Plane of Fire was established.[102] The creatures of flame and fire would not return to their home plane and devastated the region of Priador. It was only when Zulkir Aznar Thrul was able to strike a deal with Firelord Kossuth, that the conflict known as the Salamander War came to an end.[103]

After another failed attempt at securing Rashemen in the same year, the Red Wizards planned to infiltrate the nations of Faerûn legitimately. They founded Thayan enclaves in cities across Faerûn, in which they publicly sold magic items, and discreetly trafficked in drugs, wicked spells, and slaves.[12] Using these enclaves, they hoped to infiltrate foreign politics. They would themselves powerful and indispensable to these foreigners,[68] ensuring future global domination.[40]

The Council of Zulkirs and Red Wizard organization as a whole began to experience internal strife in the Template:YearlinkName. The Zulkir of alteration Maligor attempted to seize power from the rest of the council. His efforts were thwarted by a surprising alliance between Szass Tam and agents of the Harpers.[104]

During a Thayan invasion of Rashemen, in the Template:YearlinkName, the Red Wizards melted glaciers atop the Icerim Mountains. The sudden waves of ice water flooded the cities of Immilmar and Mulsantir.[105]

In the Template:YearlinkName, Red Wizards made an enemy of the since-imprisoned Eltab. The then-zulkir of necromancy Szass Tam attempted to enslave the demon lord to Thakorsil's Seat by means of the ritual of twin burnings, but was thwarted by some adventurers.[106][91] Eltab swore revenge against the necromancer and the rest of his Red Wizards.[90]

By the Template:YearlinkName, the Red Wizards found they had much greater success accumulating power through financial wealth rather than military might. Because of this, they ceased direct hostilities against neighboring nations for a short time.[68][107]

Civil War

Less that a decade later, in the Template:YearlinkName, Szass Tam plunged Thay into a civil war when he began a coup against his fellow zulkirs. The Red Wizards were divided into two separate factions and fought each other in a war that lasted ten years. To defeat his foes, Tam harnessed the devastation of the Spellplague to gain god-like powers and ravage the landscape of Thay.[21][62]

The rebel zulkirs and their followers were driven from Thay as exiles. The Red Wizards' dark plots came back to haunt them and many of their enemies used the group's turmoil to assault the many enclaves.[21] Many Thayans chose to flee their home nation and settle elsewhere across the Realms.[108]

For the Red Wizards, however, the death of the zulkirs ended what the Red Wizards once had been and gave way for the new order. They suffered a great divide that would last for nearly a century. The spellcasters in Thay who declared their loyalty to Szass Tam continued to act as magocratic overseers. Those that fled Thay or chose not to return to their homeland, were forced to live new sorts of lives.[21][109]

Those Red Wizards who continued to serve Szass Tam and his undead zulkirs in Thay continued to enjoy their prestige and privilege as magocratic rulers.[110]

A great blow came to the Thayan Red Wizards, in the Template:YearlinkName, as the exiled Zulkirs interrupted Szass Tam's grand scheme to become a being of godlike power. The Zulkirs rallied what allies they had and prevented the completion of Tam's ultimate end, the ritual of the unmaking.[111][21] Their efforts cost them their lives but likely saved Faerûn from one of the greatest threats it might have ever faced and prevented Szass Tam from ever attempting the ritual on Thayan soil.[112][113]

Red Wizards Divided

The exiled Red Wizards were stripped of their power and prestige, living as traders[109] in the region of the Moonsea and within central Faerûn.[62] Outside of Thay, the words "Red Wizards" came to only be thought of as the quintessential merchant arcanists.[21] The exile mages transformed their old enclaves into their new homes. What had once been a facade of a purpose, the accumulation of profit through selling magical items, became daily practice as the Red Wizards eked out new lives outside of Thay.[22]

At some point during the 15Template:Th century, the Thayan Resurrection sect of Red Wizards emerged in Thay. The group openly resisted Szass Tam and his undead servitors,[9] and even managed to destroy several of the undead zulkirs.[32] The group led by Rath Modar managed to align their interests with those of the Cult of the Dragon in west Faerûn during the 1480s DR. They believed that by assisting with Tiamat's arrival to the Prime Material plane, the Dragon Queen would bestow upon them great power that could unseat Szass Tam as regent.[108]

Around the Template:YearlinkName, similarly-aligned Red Wizards traveled to the Sword Coast to gain access to four powerful elemental portals that were previously established created by a Netherese cult dedicated to the four Elemental Princes of Evil.[114][115] Like Rath Modar, they hoped this power would help them overthrow Szass Tam in Thay.[116]

Shortly thereafter, a group of Thayan Red Wizards, led by the lich Tarul Var of Bloodgate Keep, aligned themselves with the pit fiend Baazka.[117][118] They plotted to take over the nodes of Elemental Evil to create a portal that would allow Thayan soldiers to march on the Sword Coast.[119] Valindra Shadowmantle led other Thayan loyalists to the Heart of Ubtao in Chult, in order to secure or even destroy the device known as the Soulmonger.[120][121]

Also around this time, yet another group of Red Wizards accompanied a band of githyanki knights to seek out some enormous adamantine item from within a dungeon beneath the Dragon Caves of Tu'narath. It was unknown if they were members of Szass Tam's loyalists, the Thayan Resurrection, or yet some other faction.[122]

Members

The Red Wizards of Thay were highly selective about to whom they granted admittance. They nearly only took in members of the Mulan ethnic group.[109] Very few Rashemi were allowed to join their ranks,[89] and only then if they disguised themselves as Mulan.[19][65]

As their name suggested the Red Wizards admitted wizards over other arcane spellcasters, such as sorcerers or bards.[36] Even then, only about one of every six wizards in Thay was a member of the Red Wizards.[13]

Notable Red Wizards

  • Maligor: The notorious zulkir of alteration once famously, and foolishly, challenged the authority and might of Szass Tam.[123]
  • Rath Modar: One of the exiled members of the Thayan Resurrection, Rath sought to summon forth the dragon deity Tiamat.[9][124]
  • Szass Tam: After serving as the zulkir of necromancy for centuries as a lich, Szass Tam elevated himself to Regent of all of Thay.[32]
  • Zhengyi: The Witch-King of Vaasa was once a mortal Red Wizard.[125]

Appendix

Appearances

Adventures: Dreams of the Red Wizards, Ghosts of Dragonspear Castle, Scourge of the Sword Coast, Hoard of the Dragon Queen, The Rise of Tiamat, Tomb of Annihilation
Novels: Red Magic, The Nether Scroll, The Crimson Gold, Silverfall, The Haunted Lands(Unclean, Undead, Unholy), City of Torment


Stat Blocks

5e (2024)

5e (2014)

  • Mage Most Red Wizards use the mage stat block.
  • Archmage Some Red Wizards use this stat block.

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