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Dambrath was a nation on the southern coast of Faerûn. It was notable as it was formerly ruled by a race of human, drow and elves collectively known as the Crinti, who comprised the upper class. Dambrath was a predominantly isolationist nation, though they did allow some limited trade with outsiders.

During the Spellplague in 1385 DR, native Dambrathans rebelled against their half-drow masters and drove them from the land.[1]

Historical Timeline

  • 211 DR: The Arkaiun tribes settle along the coast of the Bay of Dancing Dolphins.
  • 545 DR: The nation of Dambrath is officially founded by King Reinhar I.
  • 802 DR: Miners in the Gnollwatch mountains make first contact with the drow city of T'lindhet.
  • 819 DR: Drow from T'lindhet overrun the city of Herath.
  • 831 DR: The drow invade and take control of Dambrath.
  • 922 DR: Crinti (half-drow) raiders attack Ammathlauir. The hin, led by the marchwardens, turn back the invaders after three days of fighting.
  • 1174 DR: Dambrath conducts a series of raids along the coast of the Great Sea, attacking and plundering the coastal cities of Estagund, Durpar, and Veldorn.
  • 1215 DR: Queen Melanith dies of old age, and her daughter Ausitil assumes the throne. This event marks the first peaceful succession in the history of the nation
  • 1275 DR: Yenandra is named Queen of Dambrath
  • 1385 DR: Native Dambrathans drive the half-drow from Dambrath

Geography

Dambrath stretched more than 700 miles east to west, and 300 miles north to south. The nation was bordered roughly by Halruaa's East Wall mountains to west, the Forest of Amtar to north (thought most of the populace lived south the Gnollwatch Mountain and Hills of the Dead Kings), the Great Sea to the south, and Luiren and the Lluirwood to the East.

Notable Locations

The Bay of Dancing Dolphins
Forest of Amtar
Gnollwatch Mountains
Hills of the Dead Kings
Rethild
The great swamp.
The Swagdar

Cities and towns

Prestige Classes

Notes

Sources

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