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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jeremy E Grenemyer" data-source="post: 8811519" data-attributes="member: 12388">Writer's Note: Something I like about Cormyr is that its people are not homogenous. Indeed, nobles and non-nobles have intermarried with other families (and rarely, other races) both in and out of Cormyr. For centuries new arrivals to Cormyr from other lands have settled in Cormyr's outlands and its cities, and occasionally been elevated to the nobility for their service to the Crown.Here are two Cormyrean noblewomen that exemplify this phenomena, each posing with their favored weapon: Chalassandra Haldoneir (left) and Heladrantha Crakehall (right).[ATTACH=full]264945[/ATTACH]Photos by Faestock. Licensed through Adobe Stock.Chalassandra Haldoneir prefers longdaggers of elven make. "They are twice as hard as iron and never break," according to her. The same could be said of Chalassandra, who displays her family's legendary fortitude by walking off injuries sustained from swordplay and battle practice that would leave a battle-hardened Purple Dragon abed for a week.Heladrantha Crakehall remains a mystery to most folk. A new arrival in Suzail, she claims to be a lost heir to the Crakehalls, a noble house that ended when the last of their line, one Denevvur Crakehall, passed away soon after the birth of Azoun V. Rumor claims Heladrantha possesses a crown of rank and documents detailing her lineage.</blockquote>