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 | the huge, relatively new human nation of great wealth and prosperity.
| 0 | 0 | | | is a metropolis and city-state on the Sword Coast and Western Heartlands blend, on the north bank of the river Chionthar about twenty miles east from its mouth on the Sea of Swords. It is to the south of the great city-state of Waterdeep and to the north of the country of Amn, and is located along the well-traveled Coast Way road.[2] A person from Baldur’s Gate is known as a Baldurian
| 0 | 0 | | | is a nation which covers the southern corner of West Faerûn, including the Calim Desert and the Spider Swamp. Calishite is the name given to an inhabitant of Calimshan. The term "Calimite" is a severe insult.[1] Calishites is also used to describe the human ethnicity type that looks like they come from Calimshan. Successor of Coramshan, Calimshan's capital is the sprawling port-city of Calimport, home to emperor Syl-Pasha Ralan el Pesarkhal and the many powerful wealthy nobles called pashas. Other major cities includes Memnon and the coastal city of Schamedar.
| 0 | 0 | | | the crumbling final stronghold of the elves on Faerûn.
| 0 | 0 | | | the mysterious island nation.
| 0 | 0 | | | are a group of islands that form a roughly circular archipelago with the Sea of Moonshae in the centre. They lie roughly 400 miles (644km) West of the region of Amn and to the southwest of the Sword Coast. As of 1371 DR the majority of the Moonshae Isles are ruled by the High Queen Alicia Kendrick, who rules from the capital city of Caer Callidyrr on Alaron
| 0 | 0 | | | are a widely scattered chain of nearly one thousand islands west of Amn and Tethyr in the Trackless Sea. More than half the islands lack potable water and are an unfit place to live. The hundreds of islands that can support life are fought over by ruthless pirates who tend to prey upon the shipping of lines Amn, Tethyr, Calimshan, the Sword Coast and the Moonshae Isles.[1]
Among the hundreds of islands, only the largest of the islands are named. Only a handful of these names are known to the mainlanders, while the pirate captains know them like the back of their hands. The bulk of the the Nelanther pirates have never been captured due to the multitude of hiding places among the islands. Mainlander maps show many of the main islands and many of the minor islands, but not the shoals, currents, small exposed or submerged islets, and other hazards amond the inner Nelanther.[citation needed]
Aside from their shared acts violence and larceny, the Nelanthers have surprisingly little in common with the Pirate Isles of the Dragon Coast. The Nelanthers' pirates are nonhumans such as orcs, lizardfolk, ogres and minotaurs. These various races and factions wage war on each other as often as they do with outsiders.[1]
By 1369 DR, the Twisted Rune had placed a magical gate on the islands to allow for instantaneous movement to other locations.
| 0 | 0 | | | is an island nation that is probably the most mysterious land in all of Abeir-Toril. Pegasi-mounted warriors attack a lot of foreign merchants (though almost always because they are slavers or pirates) and large fleets that head in the supposed direction of the island have a history of being turned away. Nimbral is self-sufficient and only trades with Samarach, Halruaa (both of these only infrequently though) and Zakhara, all mysterious and nigh-unknown lands themselves. As a result, many wild and varied rumours have been spread by the folk of the mainland who have heard of the place.
| 0 | 0 | | | recently emerged from a decades-long civil war with two new monarchs. The strong rule of Queen-Monarch Zaranda Star Rhindaun and King Haedrak III (who formerly served the great Elminster of Shadowdale as a scribe under the name of "Lhaeo") is beginning to restore hope to a cynical, supicious, war-torn land.
Tethyr is now growing, establishing ties with hesitant neighbors, and driving monsters from its lands. There is yet much suspicion in the land, especially towards organizations that admit to meddle in the affairs of others, such as the benevolent Harpers or sinister Zhentarim.
Tethyr's large forests are home to a population of wood elves, who are ever wary of human rulers wishing to tame their forest with torch and axe.
Tethyr is bordered to the north by Amn and to the south by Calimshan, while the pirates of the Nelanther Isles harry the kingdom's maritime commerce, such as trade vessels bound for far-off Maztica.
As of 1479 DR, the current rulers of Tethyr are Queen Cyriana and King Errilam. They have a daughter, the Princess Zandra, who is also one of the Court Vizeras, along with Mynda.
| 0 | 0 | | | is a region located in West Faerûn. The Western Heartlands stretch west from Cormyr and the Dragon Coast to the east, and slowly blend into the coastal Sword Coast region at the Sea of Swords.[1] The city of Baldur's Gate is the strongest city in the Western Heartlands and also Faerûn's most powerful; due a massive influx of refugees created by the Spellplague, the city it has swelled to grow as big as half of Elturgard. Before the Spellplague, there were not any nations in the Western Heartlands, despite Amn's attempts. As of 1479 DR, Elturgard and Najara have grown to be powerful nations in the Western Heartlands; however, the city of Baldur's Gate could still best both of them in a hypothetical war
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