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Chonis was an unknown being named in two ruins found in Cormyr: the ruins of Chonis' Temple in the Stormhorns in the west and the Tomb of Chonis in the plains in the east. The word "Chonis" was written in the Thorass alphabet in prominent places in both structures. For example, it appeared on the stone lintel over the door in the tomb. This led to both structures being named for this Chonis.

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rdfs:comment	Chonis was an unknown being named in two ruins found in Cormyr: the ruins of Chonis' Temple in the Stormhorns in the west and the Tomb of Chonis in the plains in the east. The word "Chonis" was written in the Thorass alphabet in prominent places in both structures. For example, it appeared on the stone lintel over the door in the tomb. This led to both structures being named for this Chonis.
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Name	Chonis
Home	Cormyr Interior Faerûn
abstract	Chonis was an unknown being named in two ruins found in Cormyr: the ruins of Chonis' Temple in the Stormhorns in the west and the Tomb of Chonis in the plains in the east. The word "Chonis" was written in the Thorass alphabet in prominent places in both structures. For example, it appeared on the stone lintel over the door in the tomb. This led to both structures being named for this Chonis. It was unknown who or what Chonis was by the 1370s DR. The ruins in the Stormhorns appeared to have once been a temple dedicated to Chonis, leading to speculation it was a long-forgotten deity, demigod, or fiend. Adding weight to this were two depictions of a horned face, carved into the walls of the tomb in a crude and ancient style. The first two were frowning, the third was smiling. Sages would likely pay a lot of money to identify Chonis.

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