Sevenecho ( hamlet ) Sevenecho , also called Sevone , was a small hamlet in the Vast , situated at the point where the Stormcrest Trail from Tsurlagol met the North Road between Maerstar and Glorming Pass . It lay south of the Brynwood and the Adhe Wood . It was home to The Worried Wyvern , thought to be one of the finest inns in the Vast and all Faerûn . History . The hamlet of Sevenecho was named for the most prominent of its local families , the Sevenecho es . The Wandering Wyvern , as it was then known , was built by the Sevenecho family in the Year of the Wandering Wyvern , 1338 DR . It was later re - founded by Beliot Sevenecho in the Year of the Crown , 1351 DR , becoming The Worried Wyvern . In the Year of the Banner , 1368 DR , The Lady ' s Favor temple of Tymora was built in Sevenecho . His Most Blessed of Fate Randolph dul Umast was appointed its first high priest . On the 1st Eleint in the Year of the Gauntlet , 1369 DR , one of the hamlet ' s wells was poisoned by Calispar Delgorth , killing a few villagers and sickening twenty two more . The priests of Tymora found that their magic could do nothing to identify or cure the poison , so they sought adventurer s to seek the poison ingredients or a cure . Meanwhile , the threat of poison scared off many visiting travelers and merchants , such as Aklar Delkash , and even saw a few residents abandon their homes . The local constabulary guarded the wells and attempted to allay fears , while aid was sought from neighboring Maerstar , without success , and Procampur . Population . Sevenecho was a small hamlet of some seventy people " circa " 1370 DR . Government . Leadership and government of Sevenecho were in the hands of a loose council of elders . These came from the hamlet ' s local nobility , " i . e . " , its most prominent families , including the Dermont s , the Evenhand s , the Jesper s , the Scantshar s , and the Sevenecho family themselves . Defense . In an emergency , Sevenecho was defended by a militia led by Beliot Sevenecho and aided by the arcane powers of Riliyyn Scantshar . A number of local people had some fighting ability , and the untrained staff of the inn would also pitch in . Help was usually only a shout away , and the people could mobilize in defense with surprising speed . Orc s in the hills soon learned not to raid the hamlet . Economy . Lying at the crossroads of the North Road and Stormcrest Trail , Sevenecho was a useful stopover for merchant caravans and travellers , who could resupply and water their animals at the many watering holes . Sevenecho also served as a market for the farmers scattered about the surrounding lands . But the settlement persisted here largely due to the draw of the Worried Wyvern inn , which lay at the heart of community affairs . Description . The hamlet comprised a number of widely spaced buildings , most of them one or two stories high , connected by unpaved streets . Sprinkled amongst them were five big , old manor houses belonging to the local nobility . On the east side of the hamlet was the The Lady ' s Favor , a temple of Tymora and the hamlet ' s only real temple . On the west was a large clearing set aside for merchant caravans to park their wagons and horses and pitch their tents . Sevenecho had a reputation as a damp and rainy place , with mists often veiling the hamlet in the mornings . Many ponds and deep wells could be found throughout the town . Just about every important area had at least one well , with no less than five in the field set aside for caravans . The hamlet was based around The Worried Wyvern inn , which lay sprawling across a small , wide knoll on the western side of where the two roads met . Ghost Pond was a large but shallow pool situated beside the North Road , just north of the hamlet . Local legends and rumors . The hamlet had few local personalities of note bar Beliot Sevenecho , the innkeeper , and Riliyyn Scantshar , the wizard . The whole Scantshar family was distrusted and treated with slight suspicion by other village folk , largely due to Riliyyn ' s skills as a wizard . Though it was said to have few rumors or legends about monsters or magic in the area , Sevenecho in fact had several of note . The first was that of the Drowned Lady , a ghost that appeared regularly over Ghost Pond . She was said to be either a traveler or Beliot Sevenecho ' s great - grandmother , who flirted with a local lad but then spurned him , for which he killed her . The killer ' s identity and family varied according to the tale - teller . Another local legend claimed that during the fall of the dwarven kingdom of Roldilar in the Year of the Bloody Crown , 649 DR , nine dwarves each bearing a chest of gem s were pursued by an orc ish horde . As the orcs caught up and overtook them , the dwarves buried their hoard near where the roads met , where Sevenecho later lay . They then assaulted the orcs and fought to the death . This tale was quite likely true , given the events of the time . However , according to one rumor , a dark naga discovered the treasure and made its hiding place its lair , some place close to Sevenecho . Some even warned that the naga controlled everyone in Sevenecho , thought people who ' d actually visited the community and experienced their hospitality though the idea ridiculous . On a similar note , although folk in Tsurlagol told of a spider - infested temple to a snake god in Adhe Wood to the north , the people of Sevenecho maintained that they ' d never heard anything about it . They wisely never went near Adhe Wood anyway . Instead , they were quick to warn travelers about danger and death in the Earthfast Mountains , especially in the area of the Glorming Pass on the North Road out of the hamlet , a problem that Riliyyn Scantshar had theorized about . One person in Sevenecho was an agent of the Red Wizards of Thay , likely one of the chambermaids at the Worried Wyvern . This person watched people and goods moving along the roads and passed information and messages to Thayan agents that came through the hamlet . However , they were not an active field agent , and never engaged in violence , murder , or robbery , nor did anything else to expose themself .