What the Elves might consider recent history:

The last 150 years, at least up until about 5 or 6 years ago, was known as the Era of Upheaval. The twin worlds of Toril and Abeir overlapped and brought many cataclysms to both worlds. 110 years ago, the Spellplague caused even more damage, engulfing many areas in magical blue fire and even draining much of the Sea of Stars into the Underdark. 100 years ago, most of the damage and effects from the Spellplague had come to an end, and people started to rebuild. The Dragon Coast was still devastated as many of the major port cities were no longer by the coast and so cut off from trade and industries such as fishing. New settlements sprung up along the new shore lines and sunken cities were re-discovered and explored/inhabited again.

What Humans might think of as recent history:

15 or so years ago, trouble started back up and the gods waged war with their mortal champions(Chosen) all across Toril/Abeir. 10 years ago the Great Rain began and lasted for a year, re-filling the Sea of Stars and Dragonmere, many lives were lost but most of the new settlements were abandoned as the sea levels returned to roughly where they were pre-Spellplague. The Rains also rejuvenated the farmlands around the coast resulting in a period of relative abundance for the region. for the last 5 or 6 year people have believed the Era of Upheaval to be over, Toril and Abeir are once again separate, with Toril and Faerûn returned to more or less how they once were. The weather and harvests are good, the gods and their worshipers seem stable. Nations, Kingdoms, and independent cities and settlements once more open their doors to travel and trade, the many settlements along the restored Dragon Coast thrive, and opportunities abound for adventurers willing to grasp them.

"Aid others, protect the innocent and punish those who threaten them!"

A Dragonborn in the The Dragon Coast with nothing to his name but the clothes on his back and a stick in his hand. His body is covered in scales in shades of copper, with darker tones along his broad shoulders and powerful arms. Already tall, the two large horns that protrude from his head make him tower over most others. 

Contrary to what he looks like however Ba'ha seems to be a kind soul eager to help others, his dangerous features softened by the excited affability he radiates.

"Tell me, have you ever thought about what is truly fascinating about it? Well, I think that.."

This Elven druid is a six foot, young looking Elf, with silvery long blond hair and pale blue eyes.  Looks somewhat more robust than the slighter members of his race, and is toned beyond reason. 

He shows a curiosity for the minutia of life, his attention can be held be the most mundane of things, and he can often be found in deep thought or contemplation Always acting in an an unhurried manner, and with a habit of hyper focus, scrutinising a recently revealed curiosity or topic of conversation.

Often found patiently observing things, to the point of in-action at times, will seldom give much of a personal opinion, but will try to ensure, to exhaustion, he has an understanding of the motives and desires of anyone he is conversing with. However when focussed, will delight in sharing, not only a verbose control of the common parlance relative to the local environment or conversation in which he finds himself but also, all the knowledge he has available on the topic, and ever theory he has on said topic relevant or not.

When traveling together as a group, valuables can often be held by the group as a whole. Perhaps they simply don't have time to measure and divide equally. Perhaps some members do not care for coin. Whatever the reason what treasures they all hold can be found here.

Teziir is a city that has been built up and burnt down many times but, despite all that, it has somehow persevered. This is likely, in part, due to the tenacity of the Teziirians, who refuse to be tamed or conquered, no matter what.

The City of Mazes has an appropriate nickname. It is a sprawling city that has been built up over time with no architectural cohesion. Buildings are constructed alongside each other with little or no forethought. These buildings are often crammed together, leaving little room for roads. What roads do exist often turn or end abruptly. As such, anyone looking to get anywhere across town in a hurry has to rely on the spiderweb of tunnels and alleyways that reach across the city.

The chaos and confusion also extends to the races you will find here. In truth, this is true for much of the Dragon Coast. Where Cormyreans look down their noses at non-humans, and Sembians try to rob them blind; the Dragon Coast will welcome anyone and everyone willing to add to their strange and eclectic mix. However, Teziir takes it further than most. As well as welcoming elves, dwarves, goblins, gnomes, kobolds and kenku; it also welcomes more monstrous creatures such as gargoyles, myconids, and minotaurs. Each of these “monstrous” races have found their own niche within Teziir. Gargoyles make excellent sentries; myconids are invaluable sewer workers; and minotaurs, with their excellent sense of direction and intimidating appearance, make the perfect guides through the city.

Speaking of guides, one is advised to be wary while wandering Teziir alone. One downside of such a wild, untamed city is its large amount of crime. Each neighbourhood seems to be riddled with half a dozen different criminal gangs. In theory, the city's guards are meant to protect against these gangs. However, the mercenary guard are overstretched and are only able to protect those neighbourhoods willing to pay for their protection. On top of that, the city guard are also hampered a great deal by the city's overly complicated laws. However, things seem to be changing, especially with Lady Azala, as head of the city. Under her guidance, Teziir has already grown larger and wealthier. In time, it may even begin to rival Westgate in terms of size, wealth and influence.

The Council of Teziir is the leading body of government for the city of Teziir.