Myth Drannor/Sheshyrinnam

Sheshyrinnam, meaning "the homes of the faithul", also known as the Temple Ward, was the region of Myth Drannor that housed many of its greater temples, along with quite a few of its taverns. It was the second-oldest part of the city, only after its neighboring ward of Cormanthor.
==Description==
Many of the structures in the Temple Ward were constructed of stone or hollowed out of petrified trees.
==Geography==
The Temple Ward was located on the western side of the city, encompassing the entirety of its northwestern borders. 
==Notable Locations==
;Inns & Taverns:
* Ample Chalice, the cacophonous tavern that was favored by the city's military members.
* Dancing Dryad, a tavern built among the boughs of Cormanthor's trees, above ground level.
* The Fall of Stars, another tree-top tavern, one that was accessible by means of a magical elevator.
* Silvershield Hall, a tavern that had the distinction as one of the city's few dwarven-owned establishments.
* Skullwhispers House, the famously-haunted inn.
;Halls:
* Gorgontyr, a grand dining hall built above the forest floor.
* Speculum, the guildhall of the Guild of Wizards, Conjurers, & Enchanters.
* Speculum Grounds, the area surrounding the guildhall featured several wonders and fantastic magical creations.
;Landmarks
* Ildrannath's Tower
* Sanctorium, a grand library that was only accessible to elven high mages or graduates of the Windsong Tower.
* Westfields, the city's beauteous open-air market.
* Windsong Tower, the world-famous academy where practitioners of the Art could study arcane secrets in relative anonymity.
* Wing Stables, the roosts that served the Wings of the Akh'Velahr.
;Residences:
* Crownfrost Towers, the residence of archmage Klaern Kadelaryn.
* House Miritar Villa, a grand noble estate that was formed by the use of elven high magic.
* Sundamar's tower, the wizard tower home of the spelljamming-experimenter Sundamar.
;Shops:
* Shop of Secrets, an establishment that specialized in selling especially rare material components and magical reagents.
;Temples:
* Crescent Court, the magnificent temple of Sehanine Moonbow.
* Gleaming Hall, a semi-subterranean house of worship for the gnomes who venerated Garl Glittergold.
* Heartforge, the Myth Drannan temple of Moradin.
* High Axes Hall, this former noble estate was repurposed as a temple to the Morndinsamman.
* House of the Night's Sun, the local holy house of Selûne.
* Parentree, the temple of Corellon built out of a massive shadowtop tree.
* Scholar's Hope, a multi-faith temple-library dedicated to the gods of the Seldarine, Morndinsamman, and the Faerûnian pantheon alike.
* Shaundakul's Throne, the great temple-complex dedicated to the Rider of the Winds.
* Silverbeard's Loft, a three-short tree-building dedicated to Clangeddin Silverbeard.
* Throne of Thought, the abandoned temple of Labelas Enoreth.
* Weave Mistresses' Hearth, the holy house of Mystra.
==Inhabitants==
While many soldiers and officers of the Akh'Velahr made their homes in the Temple Ward, very few non-elves did the same.
==Appendix==
===References===
Category:Wards
Category:Elven locations
Category:Locations in Myth Drannor
Category:Locations in Cormanthor
Category:Locations in North Faerûn
Category:Locations in Faerûn
Category:Locations on Toril