Not much is known about Fheralai other than she is a Half-Orc. Its reported that she is the leader of the Cult of Talos operating on the sword coast and that their objective under her leadership is the subjugation of the coastal region south of Neverwinter and the disruption of the trade rout along the High Road. 

His dogma is self-serving, demanding utter obedience from his priests and instructing them to spread destruction where they might. His followers were known as Talassans. 

The church of Talos is small by the standards of a greater deity, and his followers were fanatical in their love of destruction. The clergy has no formal hierarchy; obedience is enforced through might. Priests of Talos are fond of extorting sailors and farmers, threatening that Talos would bring destructive storms upon them if they do not placate the angry god. They were wont to pursue wealth and luxury with many indulging in acts of random or spiteful violence, pillage, and banditry. Talossan clerics are also committed evangelists who seek to gain converts through fear or the enticement of raw power.

A new cult worshiping this god rose in 1591 DR and is now threatening to flood the Sword Coast. Led by Fheralai Stormsworn, they have quickly become a wide ranging threat to the Lords' Alliance.

The leader of the Dead Hand. 

The The Leilon...Some? found that he based his operations in the Uthtower in the Mere Of Dead Men.  He told the group that he is attempting to create a new Death God in order to stop the degredation and breakdown of the material plane.

Ularan holds 27 shards of God power within himself.

While the group travelled with Naralis Analor to Uthtower, Naralis told the group that Ularan had been trapped in a mental and power battle for months now, with a soul that had been found in the depths of the tower.  It had been a stalemate, one which was now threatened by a rebellion from within the Dead Hand. 

Naralis also mentioned that normal healing would likely not work on Ularan as he had discovered new magic over his life and that had altered him.  Because of this only non-magical healing to aid his own regenerative abilities, or a strong spell that did the same. 

The Dead Three, also known as the Dark Gods, was a collective of three, death-themed deities: Bane the Lord of Darkness;Bhaal, the Lord of Murder; and Myrkul, the Lord of Bones. Originally, they were powerful mortal adventurers who sought the path to godhood and were known as the Dark Three. They found it in the form of Jergal, who acquiesced to their demands as he was tiring of his life as god of the dead. He gave up his portfolios to the three of them, apotheosizing them in the process. Bane ruled tyranny and strife, Bhaal became the god of murder, and Myrkul was lord of the dead.

They earned the name 'Dead Three' when they all perished during the Time of Troubles in the mid—14th century DR. Bane and Torm killed each other in Tantras; Myrkul was killed by the mortal mage Midnight; and Bhaal was slain by Cyric using the sword Godsbane, an avatar of Mask. It was thought the three had ceased to exist since that time.

Selephra was one of most favored offspring of Oran, Lord of the Green Fey, and an archfey herself. However for an unknown reason she fled the court and is now known as the Bramble Queen, living somewhere in the woods of shadow.

The Feywild is a parallel plane to the Material Plane. Unlike the Material Plane, the Feywild is fueled by wild, magical energy drawn from the emotions of its inhabitants. Because of its connection to the Material Plane, the Feywild has similar topography and geography to the mortal world, though exact locations are constantly shifting and are therefore impossible to plot. Although the general geography of the Feywild and the Material Plane is similar, the Feywild has a much more primal landscape.

Nature rules in the lands of fey. Where you would find sprawling cities in the Material Plane, you might discover only hunting outposts or desolate ruins in the Plane of Faeries. Similarly, locations with patches of wilderness in the mortal realm could be vast, impassable forests in the Feywild. This raw, primal magic makes the Feywild an extremely dangerous place, even for those who call it home. Adventurers, or those unlucky enough to unwittingly stumble into this land from the Material Plane, must ensure they are not lulled into a sense of complacency by the Feywild’s beauty. The sporadic, magical nature of this land can kill mortals as quickly as any of its dangerous inhabitants.

Also known as "The Blazing Sun" in the common tongue, Merdelain was one of four kingdoms that made up the Enclave Of The Evergreen. It was a truly marvelous cosmopolitan city of great culture that attracted the most talented artisans, artists, and scholars from across the Realms, as well as a commercial hub for financial interests along the coast and beyond.

Sadly, it vanished leaving only a few ruins in the Mere Of Dead Men behind. It is said that the treacherous fey Selephra had something to do with it's fall.

Also known as "The Ravens of Shadow" in the common tongue, Nauranor was one of four kingdoms that made up the Enclave Of The Evergreen. Little is known about it save that it wasto the west and that it fell entirely.

Also known as "The Arrows that Pierce" in the common tongue, Geberist was one of four kingdoms that made up the Enclave Of The Evergreen. Little is known about it save that it was far too the north and that it fell entirely.

Also known as "The Guided Path" in the common tongue, Aeogwathen was one of four kingdoms that made up the Enclave Of The Evergreen. Out of all of the kingdoms it alone evacuated it's cities before disaster struck. The empire still fell but it's people survived, most notably as The Guided Path, an organization that provides guides and pathfinders in return for the sanctity of their forest. 

Long long ago, what is now known as the Sword Coast was dominated by four ancient elven kingdoms. It was a time of progress and beauty, the magical accomplishments of it’s mages reaching ever greater heights. However it seemed to also be a dangerous time, with many foes threatening these kingdoms. Thus the four came together and formed the Enclave, a union that was supposed to place defending their lands and realm as it's top priority.

The Evergreen Conclave was called Calenarnad in the ancient elven tongue and was composed from members of all four kingdoms:

• The Blazing Sun  - Merdelain
• The Guided Path - Aeogwathren
• The Ravens of Shadow - Nauranor
• The Arrows that Pierce'– Geberist

Notable sites that have been confirmed as ruins from one of the above have been: Icespire Hold, Planar Beacon, Idol Islands.

Here lie the children of The Enclave of the Evergreen, 
defending the world from threats, even in death. 
Weep for their sacrifice, rejoice for their deeds. 

Dagult Neverember is the wealthy Lord Protector of Neverwinter and was formerly the Open Lord of Waterdeep. He is a high ranking member of the Lords' Alliance. He has shown that he is aware of both the Cult of Talos and the Dead Hand and has granted the Protectorate of Leilon to The Leilon...Some? as a way of keeping the above in check.

Forged together by mutual aims, this group is a  honorary member of the ">Lords' Alliance] put in charge of the administration of the new settlement Leilon. It's members have their own reasons and motivations but they all share a common goal. FTo find out what is going in the Mere Of Dead Men.

The enigmatic leader of the Chimera Crew she rose to become one of the most feared bandit leaders who plagued the land routes of the Sword Coast due to her tame Chimera called Ashbreath.

The Chimera Crew is a group of bandits founded by Rega Swarn and her lieutenants Aleneve and Niri. A huge part of their extreme effectiveness is that they seem to have a tame Chimera. Unusually they seem to be composed of only female members. They are known to leave only burning wreckage behind them and can be identified by the soot marks across their armour. 

They have been hired bythe Dead Hand to watch over the undead in Iniarv's Tower ruins. 

Iniarv's Tower was once a square keep that sat upon an escarpment overlooking the High Road. As the Mere Of Dead Men expanded however it has half sunk into the swamp, it's once solid foundations starting to rot away. Currently the base of the Chimera Crew who are overlooking undead, part of something the Dead Hand is scheming.