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<blockquote data-quote="Selas" data-source="post: 9491942" data-attributes="member: 7047454">The fact that you're asking all these questions means you haven't read neither the 1E nor the 3E campaign books. That's fine...BUT, the FR wiki is out there and it sources from the campaign books. All this information is sourced there.Btw, here is what it says about trading:&quot;The city was the hub of trading from the mineral-rich lands to the north, the merchant kingdoms of Amn and Calimshan to the south, the kingdoms of the Inner Sea to the east, and the sea kingdoms and traders to the west. The city was also the largest spelljamming port of Faerûn. Although welcoming to most spacefaring races, Waterdeep's laws required that all ships landed on the ocean several miles from the city and made their final approach by sea. Sages and traders from Waterdeep were eager to listen to stories from wildspace and traded on all the products the city had to offer.&quot;Also, Waterdeep does have a Naval Fleet with it's own harbor, and that's sourced from the City of Splendor's Book published in 2005.[ATTACH=full]384041[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Selas, post: 9491942, member: 7047454"] The fact that you're asking all these questions means you haven't read neither the 1E nor the 3E campaign books. That's fine...BUT, the FR wiki is out there and it sources from the campaign books. All this information is sourced there. Btw, here is what it says about trading: "The city was the hub of trading from the mineral-rich lands to the north, the merchant kingdoms of Amn and Calimshan to the south, the kingdoms of the Inner Sea to the east, and the sea kingdoms and traders to the west. The city was also the largest spelljamming port of Faerûn. Although welcoming to most spacefaring races, Waterdeep's laws required that all ships landed on the ocean several miles from the city and made their final approach by sea. Sages and traders from Waterdeep were eager to listen to stories from wildspace and traded on all the products the city had to offer." Also, Waterdeep does have a Naval Fleet with it's own harbor, and that's sourced from the City of Splendor's Book published in 2005. [ATTACH type="full" alt="NavalHarbor.webp"]384041[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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