Silverymoon

Silverymoon, the Gem of the North, is a legendary city skirting the Savage Frontier; a beacon of culture and civilization shining forth from some of Faerun's most dangerous and uncivilized lands. It has recently become the capital of the nation of Luruar, and its former ruler Alustriel Silverhand leads the governing council of the Silver Marches.

The High Forest

This vast wood covers much of the eastern central North, stretching for almost five hundred miles from its southern edges (near Secomber) to its northern end (near Turnstone Pass). The High Forest is so vast that travelers can, and have, found almost every sort of wild creature and plant in its green, shadowed depths. Rumors of lost cities and treasure regularly surface in taverns throughout the North, but the truth is, few dare to investigate.

Port Llast

On the High Road some thirty-five miles north of Neverwinter stands Port Llast, a small town mainly known for its skilled stonecutters.

Hluthvar

Also known as 'Helm's Keep'. It stands as a bastion to the surrounding land against those who might try to impose on its blossoming dignity. With an unyielding presence of Helm, and its noble followers, Hluthvar offers a vastly more firm and rigid style to the Trading Triangle. Though, no place is without it's secrets and dodgy dealings; Hluthvar just has a heavy hammer on hand to deal with those ones that are discovered.

Scornubel

The shiniest gem of the three cities that make up the Triangle Trade Way. Of course, what kind of gem it is, and how much its worth is something that’s constantly under review. Scornubel is a thriving merchant city with so much trade activity it has the right to boast. The western gateway into the region, it sees every kind of crafty merchant, and able adventurer traveling the roads in from the sword coast.

Darromar

Zazesspur

Battledale

While Battledale may have a fierce name, its citizens bear no more ill-will to newcomers than any of the Dales. It has hosted the largest battles of the Dales, due to its location as the prime invasion route through them. Battledale has long since grown into a meeting place for old warriors, adventurers and traders from all over Faerûn.

Afterlife

After death, the souls of the deceased travel to the Outer Planes, to 'live' in the domain of their patron deities unless recalled to Faerun, the "Prime Material Plane", through such powerful magicks as Raise Dead or True Resurrection.(This section also contains the character sheets of merely "inactive" characters)