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Counterpoint is people dont do that. Well not everyone. So you can live through historical events and be oblivious if its not in your back yard. IRL if elves existed and old one could remember Byzantium. An old 1E one could potentially remember Rome. Or they didn’t live nearby and be oblivious.

Yup. Xenophon camped in the ruins of Ninevah iirc. They didnt know who built it. Neither did the locals who lived there. City was destroyed 200 years before that. Bronze age collapse. History quickly became legend.

Alot of people aren't that interested in real world events or history. So if they dont watch the news, read much and neither do their friends.....

They're the best archer imho. Ive been looking at that plus vex with a shirtbow. Hand crossbows as well I suppose. Take precise shot.

So very few elves that could potentially remember Netheril. And they would probably have to live in the vicinity as well.

Should be fine a d switches on early. Level 10 for dual wielding champions a long time to wait.

Surviving wizards or others generally are in hiding. From the shades or other Netherese survivors. A few are no longer human if they're not undead.

They might remember Netheril but it wasnt at its prime when it fell. Wasn't it only one subrace of elves that lived 2000 years?

That we know off. Can always add another surviving city. My idea is another one survived. It was small exploration one and it could "land" to collect samples. Its in Osse. There were 54 total but theres not 54 named and maybe a dozen crash sites known off.

That was me as the DM. With advantage 1 and a 3 on saves. Then a 1 and a 6.

Well there you go. I downloaded them years ago.

They didnt last remotely as long though. Few hundred years vs 1000.

If youre smart you only need to prepare two. Intelligence and wisdom. Intelligence is best one to target the spells are rare. Wisdom has the most spells and powerful effects and monster wisdom saves are generally bad.

Yeah even list empires of faerun points out Netheril is fairly well documented. Surviving liches also contribute to Candlekeep. Its more like Rome but probably better documented. Its not Punt, Akkad, Sea People or Atlantis.

Been a bit longer than 250 years

Its more than 3 elven generations. Its 3 very long lived elves. 250 years is 10+ generations for humans. 3 long lived ones.

Well remnants of Rome lasted 1000 years. Last Romans 19th century. Netheril is approx 1700 years ago to 1840ish. Depending on edition.

Dont think about it.

I'll episode 9 you and everything doesn't matter. Or make sense!!!

Probably not a bad idea.