Sembia was a young country of considerable wealth and prosperity governed by its merchants. It was located on the north-western coast of the Sea of Fallen Stars in central Faerûn, which put it in the path of many trade routes.[6]

Sembia is a vassal state of the Netherese Empire and is a young country of considerable wealth and prosperity governed by its merchants. It is located on the north-western coast of the Sea of Fallen Stars, which put it in the path of many trade routes.

Sembia is a land of experienced merchants who know how to hold onto power and young traders who scheme for a share of it. Sembians relish the art of the deal, the skill of gaining advantage through negotiation instead of through outright falsehood or cheating.

Sembia, Selgaunt especially, was a capital of fashion and luxury. Women of noble birth could be seen wearing sophisticated coiffures with dyed highlights of striking colors, assembled by the best hairdressers of the city. Even the simplest clothes in design …

In the field, Oghmanyte priests have a relaxed dress code, wearing what they choose and usually choosing as much armor as possible. The Church of Oghma (in Sembia) retains the harlequin's mask, but only within the borders of Sembia.

2022年10月19日 · Located on the north-western coast of the Sea of Fallen Stars, Sembia is bordered by Cormyr to the west and the Dalelands to the north, and maintains an extensive network of trade alliances across the Inner Sea. Sembia possesses one of the largest fleets on the Inner Sea, to protect its mercantile interests.

Sembia: Gateway to the Realms is a seven part series focusing on the residents of Stormweather Towers in Selgaunt. It was originally titled the Sembia series. The first novel, The Halls of Stormweather, is an anthology, and multiple authors wrote the …

Sembans, like Cormyreans, are divided by class, but in Sembia anyone who can earn a fortune can become a merchant lord. The people are haughty, sharp bargainers and ruthless negotiators - and flamboyant swashbucklers. Cityfolk dominate Sembian life, and they all look down on the folk of …

Sembia, Land of Cutthroat Mercantilism. By Robert Wiese. The exchange of golden fivestars, either in the dark or across a well-laid table in a richly appointed house, could be the single most typical image that Faerûnians have of the merchant Sembians.

被遺忘的國度（Forgotten Realms）是TSR公司设计的一个關於著名纸上角色扮演游戏 龍與地下城的戰役設定。 在1980年代是游戏界称之为“金盒子”系列的主轴之一。 由遊戲設計者 艾德·格林伍德 （ 英语 ： Ed Greenwood ） 所創造。