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Personally, if I wanted to run a Forgotten Realms game, I'd just use the 3e book. Not aimed at you, but I really don't get the desire for a 5e "update". I was there in the 90's, I've had my fill of metaplot that comes down to "we blew up the setting and killed off a bunch of NPC's you liked...

Because he somehow has perfect knowledge of where every enemy is while blind from being inside a solid object. "Foolish mortals! Nobody can stop the SORCERER KI--hey, where did everyone go? Come on, come back, guys, this was gonna be really cool but you're ruining it, man!"

"I step out the wall and cast--" "Hold on, let's resolve all the readied attacks against you first."

Basically, there was a lawsuit by GW against Chapterhouse Studios, a third party company offering bits you could use to modify GW miniatures. A clown car of a court case followed, where Games Workshop failed on the very basics of IP law. Trademarking everything was a response to that, as well as...

I've found that adventures for Space: 1889 (of all things) can port surprisingly well to Eberron.

I wrote up something similar for my own ongoing game, which might be some use? https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bra-IRpQICOsdHFcRMaYU2k7awel8f9p6x_tykFaG0c/edit?usp=sharing