NITHNAMAR: WESTERN LANDS OF SESAMAR
| Socioeconomics: | Mixed, Working Class and Affluent |
| Ruling Body: | Conclaves of Nithnamar |
| Maps: | City Closeup |
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| This is an edited image from Lhynard at forgotten realms wiki. |
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The rough terrain is made manageable by roads that lead in and out of this city. The buildings are well cared for but overshadowed by the three towers that stretch high into the air. The tallest and most impressive is smooth and white. The others are grey, but one is choked in vines. The city is dominated by eclectic, robed spellcasters and a heavy militarized presence.
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Nithnamar is the name of its prominent tower -- one of three towers. It is a grand, white tower (made from Loralanthalithian marble) that houses scrolls, spell books, and artifacts. The followers of Nithnamar who study magic dwell here.
Access to the tower by non-followers is not permitted. Initiates of Nithnamar pay a heavy price to learn here. Initiates are either sponsored or are independently wealthy.
The three towers are symmetrically and magically bound. Their position next to each other is symbolic to the honor which is given to Sesamar and Desamar. The lesser towers are named Hybithnius and Kragnan. Hybithnius is the civilized capitol for practitioners of nature magic. Kragnan is devoted to devine magic. Consequently, clerics, druids, and magic-users come and go here.
All magics that are to be learned here are of a good nature. Any magic meant for evil is not allowed. Anyone practicing evil magic here would be barred from returning and their name marred (or worse).
The Towers of Nithnamar are guarded by the fighters of Bolalius and paladins of Kornas.
The Black Cliffs east of the towers offer a natural protection. There is only a narrow opening to/from the sea, making it an easy area to defend.
The tower Hybithnius cultivates the most diverse growth of plants in the human world.
Notable Taverns/Bars/Inns: The Black Dragon (I) and The Grand Circle (T).
The Black Dragon (Inn)
The exterior of the building is like the others, but it is black. The black wooden sign is laden with a dragon's head, mouth menacingly agape, white fangs shown and piercing yellow eyes are almost glowing.
The inn may appear simple, but its history and location make it a sought after place to stay for the night. A bar runs along the far wall and in front of it rests several large tables. A narrow stairway is to the right to its rooms.
| Item | Description | Cost |
| Dragon's Blood | This red wine is served warm. Varieties include cinnamon, anise, or cloves. | 3s |
| Dragon's Tears | This white wine is served cool. It is made with pumpkins, honey, and oranges. | 3s |
| Beer | Hops from Nithnamar, these types are available: nutty, hoppy, or high alcohol and semi-sweet. | 2s |
| Ale | This is a cloudy, fruity semi-sweet, high alcohol ale. | 1s |
| Fish Dish | This is freshly caught fish (halibut, tuna, yellowtail, cod, sea trout), usually served with steamed vegetables, and a potato. | 2s |
| Pork Roast | It is tender meat served with carrots and potato. | 5s |
The rooms it has available are described below.
| | Description | Cost/Night |
Wyrmling
Rooms 1-10 | These rooms are tiny. They contain a medium-sized bed. They sleep up to 2 people (tightly). These rooms are separate from the higher end rooms. | 1s/person |
Adult
Rooms 1-5 | These rooms are twice the size of the Wyrmling rooms. They contain a large bed (carved wooden posts, sleeps 3), chest of blankets, and a chamber pot. | 3s/person |
Great Wyrm
Rooms 1-3 | These rooms are lavish. They contain a large bed (carved dragon motif, black, sleeps 3 comfortably), chest of blankets, and a chamber pot. | 1g/person |
The Grand Circle (Tavern)
It is marked with a sign that contains a raised circle and the letter "G" rests in its center.
The inn is simple, but the theme is everpresent in the tavern: circles. They are everywhere. The tables are circles. The bar is a semi-circle. The shuddered windows are circular. Everything is circular.
| Item | Description | Cost |
| The Wheel | It is made from honey. Its mead. The name and mug depicts the drudgery of daily life. | 1s |
| Surround | It is served with a hearty "Yes Sir" and a gesture that speaks of a large beer gut. The presentation is creative, but the beer is ordinary. | 1s |
| Beer | Hops from Nithnamar, these types are available: nutty, hoppy, or high alcohol and semi-sweet. | 2s |
| Roasted Chicken | It is half a chicken, served hot with a ring of boiled potato wedges. | 1s |
| Meat Pie | It is served hot. It is ordinary and round. | 1s |
