Nesmé (pronounced: /ˈ n ɛ z m eɪ / NEZ-may[9]) was a small frontier city located in the Savage Frontier of northwest Faerûn. [1][3] Nesmé sat beside the River Subrin. The dangerous …

The Riders of Nesmé was a military mercenary organization that served Nesmé. [2] In 1358 DR [3], the Riders of Nesmé sent a small score of soldiers to support the dwarves of Mithral Hall when Menzoberranzan's army were on the march to take over the ancient halls.

2021年6月27日 · The south-western side of the city houses the common folk of Nesme, with its main street ending at Dwarf town, where the exiled Dwarves of Mithral Hall live in stone houses and burrows.

In the years after the fall a Drow couple, Tiago and Saribel, try to fashion a duchy from the ruins. They employed Orcs to help them press-gang the remaining ~600 citizens into rebuilding the city. However things do not go well with a broken population and …

2023年6月17日 · Nesmé was a small frontier city located in the Savage Frontier of northwest Faerûn, lying by the River Surbrin. The Riders of Nesmé were an effective military force that defended Nesmé against its enemies. With peace rare, the …

Rivermoot was a very small town in the Lower Rauvin Vale in the Silver Marches, nestled on the trail between the High Hold and Nesme. It sat between the northern bank of the River Rauvin and the River Surbrin, at the foot of the Frost Hills south of the Spine of the World mountains.

2017年2月2日 · In 5e, the most current information is from the Storm King's Thunder campaign. I own it, and here's the excerpt they put in for it: Nesmé. Despite a heroic effort to save the town, Nesmé fell during the War of the Silver Marches to a horde of orcs aided by an ancient white dragon named Arauthator.

It has a map of Nesme, a very detailed one. As for a map that's placing Nesme check out Volo's Guide to the North, if possible. "Das Gras weht im Wind, wenn der Wind weht." Here is an …

2024年11月3日 · A new First Speaker has stepped up, and trade is flowing like a river of gold through the streets. While danger ever looms in the Savage Frontier, and the true master behind the Shadowfell invasion yet threatens the land, Nesme …

2019年1月20日 · One major plot development is the ruins of Nesme and a descendant of Jolen Firth the last First Speaker. From a broken noble family this NPC has turned to madness and worship of Beshaba, the Maid of Misfortune to exact revenge on the local region, targeting Silverymoon and Yartar, specifically the temple of Tymora there.