Geoffery will inform you that two pixie girls went missing in the hills west of Queensfields, and give you the quest The Missing Sisters, asking for your help in searching for the girls.
Head to the west of the Sanctuary Warpstone, past the pet training area, and speak with the search party. The guard in charge will send you to go searching for the girls in the hills. There are no quest paths to find the girls; just head into the hills behind the guard and follow the path around.
Put on your favorite combat job gear such as the brawler and defeat the wolves. Once saved, talk to each girl, who will thank you, and then head back to Geoffery in the Royal Palace. Geoffery rewards you for your heroism, and then offers you the quest Helping the Healers. Geoffery asks for your help collecting Ammi Lilies for the healers. You can find these lilies in the countryside around Sanctuary, but you will find most of them around the waters and roads of Sanctuary.
Collect fifteen of these lilies, and then bring them to Doctor Gordon in Sanctuary. Doctor Gordon will thank you, and send you back to Geoffery.
Pleased with your hard work so far, Geoffery will reward you, and then give you the quest Good Help is Hard to Find. Before you leave the palace, Frolic Steadywings will ask for your help finding his missing granddaughter, Bonny. Return to Frolic for your reward. Geoffery, realizing your talent, sends you to speak with General Glowlight in Sanctuary. It appears that the General has lost one of his patrols recently, and needs your help finding the four guards. Guard Glibbin is just east of the Sanctuary Warpstone.
Across the road to the west is Guard Nibbs, and Guard Verbi is to the north-west of Nibbs, between two of the fields. You might be surprised to find that the Royal Guards have a lack of discipline: in fact, Guard Verbi mentions they seem to let anyone in these days. And what was that about the other princess poisoning her parents? Geoffery will tell you of a trouble-causing chugawug in the south-eastern forests named Thugamug. Once you find and defeat Thugamug and his two henchmen, return to Geoffery.
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Enter Battle Realms and choose your destiny. Scattered and unorganized, your enslaved Wolf brethren hunger for revolt against their corrupt Lotus Clan masters. You must unite them. You must lead them. You must free them. As part of his bid to create a mercantile empire in Neverwinter, Dagult Neverember created the title of "Lord Protector of Neverwinter" for himself in DR. However, it was questioned whether Dagult was the rightful ruler, as many factions vied for Neverwinter and the citizens were divided in loyalties.
Due to his commitment and help given to Neverwinter, the Neverwintans finally accepted Lord Neverember as their rightful leader. He levied heavy taxes to noble families living in Neverwinter, preventing them from gaining significant power, while enacting harsh laws that prohibited the formation of new guilds and limited the power of existing ones. Typically Neverwinter of the mids preferred to avoid conflict and controversy and instead do business briskly but quietly via its merchants, while its armies stayed home.
They waited for their Luskan and orc foes to come to them. Neverwinter was a member of the Lords' Alliance since before DR. Circa DR , a triumvirate of merchants from Neverwinter, Waterdeep, and Mirabar led the mining city of Fireshear , to ensure no one city could seize control of it.
Since at least the mids DR, Neverwinter had a standing army, the Graycloaks , [2] [39] In the mid-to-late s DR, they were composed of archers and spearmen, who served as a city guard at the walls and harbor, operated as a police force, and patrolled the High Road from Port Llast to Leilon.
Much like their city, they had a reputation for quiet efficiency and professionalism. If the city's walls were threatened by orcs or Luskan forces, the defenders could catapult explosive missiles down on the attackers, often slaughtering and routing them.
Both missiles and the specially designed catapults were devised by the best 'skilled hands' of the city, its craftsfolk and wizards. They were not for sale and their manufacture was a state secret, but many groups desired them. The city also had its own navy. In desperate situations, Lord Nasher could call upon the wizards of the order of the Many-Starred Cloak for help.
As of DR , the standing army were the Neverwinter Guard , [16] which was composed mostly of the Mintarn mercenaries hired by Lord Neverember. A few independent militia forces assembled by the citizens helped to protect the city in times of need. Lord Neverember also hired adventuring bands to deal with threats to the city that the Mintarn mercenaries could not handle. With the city rebuilding in the late s DR , many of the Sons of Alagondar volunteered to serve in the Neverwinter Guard, causing Lord Neverember to depend less on the mercenaries' services.
Lord Neverember still hired adventurers and mercenaries to help protect Neverwinter and train local troops rather than accept the help of the armies of the Masked Lords of Waterdeep, whom he felt had betrayed him. Neverwinter had only a small thieves' guild by DR. Through the mid-to-late s, Neverwinter was known as a friendly, [1] [4] charming, cosmopolitan, and cultured city, without being quaint, arrogant, or grasping.
The Neverwintans avoided conflict and controversy, and were considered to be quiet, mannered, literate, efficient, and hard-working folk, who had great respect for deadlines as well as for the property and happiness of others.
They believed in "following one's weird", as they put it, a term for whatever odd or even reckless pursuit one took to make them happy. After the foundation of the Alagondar royal family in the late years of the 14 th century DR , the Neverwintans became a very patriotic people, proud of their leaders and their city.
After the destruction of the city in DR, the Neverwintans showed a new facet: stubbornness and determination. Many survivors remained in the city, and ever since had demonstrated the resolution to rebuild Neverwinter to its former glory and to defend her from many dangers, both mortal and extraplanar alike. The main faiths in 14 th -century Neverwinter were those of Helm , Oghma , and Tyr. The temples of the Hall of Justice and House of Knowledge catered to the faithful of Tyr and Oghma, respectively, while those of Helm congregated in nearby Helm's Hold.
The Neverwintans never stopped revering Tyr, however, despite his death. In the late 15 th century, as Neverwinter slowly restored itself as a cosmopolitan city, temples of many faiths became common in all districts of the city. In the mid-to-late s DR, Neverwinter controlled much of the mining trade from dwarf and gnome outposts in the nearby Underdark via hidden ways in various warehouses in the city.
It also had a large fishing economy and did good trade in logging from the Neverwinter Wood. However, Neverwinter's true asset was its importance as a center of craftwork, learning, and magical innovation. Street vendors were rarely seen in Neverwinter. With the destruction of Neverwinter in DR, trade came to a total halt in the region. After DR, as part of the rebuilding efforts, Lord Neverember focused much of his resources on reestablishing trade and contracting crafters to help restore the city's infrastructure.
In Neverwinter, a group of traders from Tarmalune , one of the Windrise Ports of Laerakond, approached Lord Neverember in hopes of establishing permanent trade routes between the two continents. Around DR, Neverwinter was a city full of opportunities. City of Splendors: Waterdeep. Boyd May Champions of Ruin. Cormyr: The Tearing of the Weave. Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 3rd edition. Reynolds , Wil Upchurch June Mysteries of the Moonsea. Edited by John Thompson , Gary Sarli. Boyd , Eytan Bernstein August Shadow Spellcasters.
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