The Ambruar family, based in Marsember's Haelithtorntowers mansion, is a wealthy Sembian merchant noble house whose status as Cormyrean nobility is debated. Lady Joysil Ambruar, secretly the song dragon Ammaratha Cyndusk, brings mysticism and intrigue to the family, while their steward, Elward, engages in nefarious activities, hinting at a shadowy side to their wealth and influence.

Lord Beldamyr Axehand is loyal to King Azoun but not Tanalasta

Zarova; born to this house but married into Summerstar family. 

The Bhela family, based in Arabel, is a noble house known for its involvement in the weapons and armor trade. The head of the house, a young Count, is a forward-thinking noble advocating for the Crown to establish a network of cobble-paved merchant roads, aiming to enhance trade and infrastructure across Cormyr.

The Blester family is currently represented by Lord Blester, notable for his grossly obese appearance. Little else is detailed about his activities or influence.

The Blackwinter family is currently represented by Lord Blackwinter, a nobleman implicated in the Rightful Conspiracy against the Crown. As of now, he is set to be arrested for his involvement in the treasonous plot.

The Bracegauntlet family, based in the fortified Bracegauntlet Gard in Marsember, is led by Lady Thornra Bracegauntlet, who is known for her sympathetic stance toward Queen Filfaeril, aligning the family with the Crown.

The Braerwinter family is a newly ennobled house, granted noble status by the Crown for distinguished service. Its most notable member, Lord Edryn Braerwinter, fought valiantly alongside King Azoun but tragically met his end, killed by a ghazneth. Despite their recent rise, the Braerwinter legacy is already marked by loyalty and sacrifice.

Ravos Calantar (CN hm Ftr5), considered a probable rebel, a dedicated stag-hunter and chaser-of-brigands, now consumed with hatred for the Obarskyrs after the execution of his aunt, the matriarch of his house

The Cordallar family became infamous in Alturiak 1365 when Baerune Cordallar was caught plotting against the Crown. His scheme involved marrying Princess Alusair and orchestrating the death of Princess Tanalasta to consolidate power. Two other men and one woman from the Cordallar family were also implicated in this treasonous plot, casting a shadow over the family's name.

An unnamed member of the Creth family was among five young men who attempted to assassinate Princess Tanalasta during the Abraxus Affair in 1369 DR. The assassination attempt failed, and he was killed during the incident, marking a dark moment in the family's history.

The Dagohnlar family, based in Marsember, is a noble house with verified status, residing in Dagohnlar House, a tallhouse in the city. They are known to possess an ancestral suit of armor, symbolizing their heritage.

Durexter Dagohnlar: A merchant with a questionable reputation, often referred to mockingly as "Lord Master Dagohnlar," highlighting both his noble status and the disdain he receives from some, such as city Watch officers.
Starmara Dagohnlar: Durexter's wife, who shares the family’s residence and ties to their noble lineage.

The Darendaal family owns land along the High Way between Arabel and Eveningstar. Its current head is Lord Leon Darendaal, who oversees the family's holdings in this strategically important region.

The Darstan family is remembered for the controversial actions of Lord Darstan, a noble cavalryman who led an unauthorized charge during the first battle of the Golden Way in the Crusade against the Tuigan in 1360 DR. This impulsive decision resulted in the devastating loss of the cavalry, marking a tragic and infamous moment in the family’s history.

The Dawninghunt family once held a transdimensional refuge crafted by the Sword Heralds, rediscovered in 1346 DR. However, no claims to the refuge or its contents were made, suggesting the family may now be an extinct noble line.

The Ebonhawk family holds Warmshores, a newly created territory in the hilly coastal region west of Suzail where Cormyr meets the Dragonmere. Primarily agricultural, the family raises crops in the area. Its head, Baron Estelner Ebonhawk (NG hm Ftr5), is a young, nervous man eager to impress the Crown. Despite leading lancers, he is inept with his own weapon and regarded as a dunderhead by his peers.

The Eldroon family, a minor noble house based in Marsember, has a history tied to the city's integration into Cormyr. Originally Marsemban nobles, they played both sides during Cormyr’s acquisition of the city in 1227 DR, encouraging the Marliirs to resist before ultimately siding with Cormyr.
lundebel Eldroon: A current member of the family with limited detail available.
Durmeth Eldroon: Notable for expressing dissatisfaction with King Azoun’s strategic decisions during battle.

The Everet family, once a proud noble house in Marsember, has declined over generations, leaving Delthrin "the Deadmaster" Everet as its last surviving member. A reclusive necromancer (NE hm Nec7/Lor5), Delthrin is both feared and respected, having used animated undead to defend Marsember against a pirate attack, yet his eerie reputation isolates him from much of the city.

The Farrowbrace family holds an estate in the Northbank region, near the River Starwater. Lord Hornsar Farrowbrace is the head of the house as of 1368 DR, though the family suffered tragedy that year with the death of his daughter, Lady Shamril Farrowbrace, who was of marriageable age.

The flintfeather is a young upstart noble house.

The Goldsword family is a noble house with complex loyalties and a history of intrigue. 
Emlar Goldsword: A bald and pragmatic nobleman (CN hm Ftr4/Rog4), Emlar is loyal to Cormyr but harbors resentment and fear toward the Obarskyrs, favoring rule by a merchant council. Though he cleaves to Sembian ideals, his caution prevents him from actively rebelling. He is married to Lady Radalard Goldsword.
The Goldswords walk a fine line between loyalty to Cormyr and dissatisfaction with its monarchy, blending ambition with caution in their approach to power.

The Greatgaunt family, centuries old, founded the fortified town of Greatgaunt and resides in Greatgates Manor, a small castle atop a plateau. Their arms depict a right-handed gauntlet clutching a dove, symbolizing strength and peace. Today, family members serve as battlemasters and garrison commanders in the Purple Dragons, maintaining their legacy of martial leadership.

The Harcourt family is noted for its military legacy. Its most prominent recent member, Lord Harcourt, served as the commander of Cormyr's cavalry during the Crusade against the Tuigan in 1360 DR. He met a heroic end in the first battle of the Golden Way, cementing the family’s reputation for valor and service to the Crown.

The Hardcastle family is a staunchly loyal house to the Obarskyr dynasty, known for their dedication to the Crown and military service.

Ildamoor Hardcastle (also spelled Idamoar): The head of the family and a member of Princess Tanalasta's war council, Ildamoor’s loyalty to the Crown, and especially to Princess Alusair, is unwavering. His deep respect for Alusair stems from her compassionate delivery of the news about the deaths of his sons during the fighting at Arabel.

Guldrin Hardcastle: Ildamoor’s elder son and heir to the family, Guldrin fell in the fighting at Arabel.
Rathtar Hardcastle: The younger son of Ildamoor, Rathtar also perished in the same battle, leaving Ildamoor without direct heirs.

The Helmstone family has held noble status for just under two centuries. As of 1372 DR, Lord Helmstone harbors disdain for the Obarskyrs, whom he views as decadent, and believes Laspeera should serve as Royal Mage. He is involved in a plot against the Crown and/or Caladnei, reflecting his growing discontent. His son, attempting to act on his father’s suggestion to approach Laspeera, is notably clumsy in his efforts, adding a layer of intrigue and ineptitude to the family's schemes.

Baron Hlombur wielded a 7-foot-long boar blade to split the skull of the orc lord Aragh.

The firstborn heir of this family was killed by the Silverhorn family due to a sudden blood feud

The Huntinghorn family is represented by Malask Huntinghorn, a guard and occasional lover of Regent Alusair, and Darvaer Huntinghorn, a courteous and intelligent young noble. Darvaer, a master huntsman, also sponsors adventuring bands into the Stonelands, reflecting the family’s active role in Cormyr’s frontier activities.

The Hyraken family, seated in Hilp, is currently represented by Lord Hyraken, a leader of the Freedom Warriors. Known for his violent and rebellious nature, he is a bloodthirsty maniac actively working to overthrow the Crown, positioning the family in direct opposition to Cormyr's monarchy.

Threldryn Imbranneth, one of the knights who rides with Princess Alusair.

The Kessemer family is currently represented by Lady Kessemer, who, as of 1371 DR, is involved in a plot to assassinate a member of the Obarskyr dynasty, marking the family with intrigue and treachery.

The Kraliqh family, seated in Arabel, is a noble house specializing in real estate. Its most prominent member is Lady Kraliqh, a duchess, who represents the family’s influence and stature within Cormyr’s noble hierarchy.

The Longbrooke family is represented by Lord Barrimore Longbrooke, a member of Princess Tanalasta's war council who is notably displeased with her decisions. Another prominent member is Lahadinol Longbrooke (LN hm Ftr8), a burly, bearded noble obsessed with maintaining a heroic image, though he is a coward at heart, prioritizing appearances over substance.

Natig Longflail: A noble whose support for Princess Tanalasta is portrayed as influential among other nobles, indicating the family’s standing and sway in courtly politics.

The Misrim family, based in Arabel, is a socially prominent and influential merchant house, known as one of the two most powerful local merchant clans. They dominate the coal trade, deal in a wide range of commodities, and raise horses. Their over-the-top mansion, made of gleaming white stone with colorful shingles and silken pennants, is considered the finest noble residence in Arabel, reflecting their wealth and status.

The Mistwind family, based in Mistwind Towers in Marsember, is a very old and private noble house, few in number. Their arms feature a gold seashell crossed with a trident on a blue-green field. The current prominent member is Lady Amrelle Mistwind, a stunningly beautiful woman with an impish smile, swirling dark hair, and darkly knowing eyes. Known for her provocative demeanor, she bears a gem-studded wyvern tattoo high on her thigh and eschews undergarments. Lady Amrelle is involved in the Rightful Conspiracy against the Crown but is to be frightened into abandoning her role rather than punished severely.

The Monthor family, residing in Monthorhall in Marsember, is represented by Lady Baerdra Monthor, a proud "daughter of Marsember" known for her open delight in any misfortune that befalls the Obarskyr dynasty, highlighting her contentious stance toward the Crown.

The Mournsoul family is represented by Lord Rhyn Mournsoul, a thin and moody man in his late 20s who roams Cormyr in a constant state of depression. His noble bloodline is the sole reason for his inclusion in significant social events, as his demeanor leaves little to commend.

The Naerinth family was established in 1369 DR when Laspeera Inthré Naerinth, second in command of the War Wizards, was granted the Eveningspire estate near the eastern end of the Hullack Forest by Azoun IV. Styled Lady Eveningspire, the nature of her nobility is uncertain, potentially a life title, though the land grant suggests hereditary status.

Laspeera is also the proprietress of the House of Grace, a school for young ladies in Suzail, and is married to Aundable Inthré, a mage known for his unmatched strategic foresight. This newly founded house blends magical prestige with civic contribution, reflecting its unique origins and purpose.

The Paertrover family, based at Taverton Hall, the oldest estate in Northbank near the River Starwater, is a distinguished old-blood noble house. Once led by Lord Eskult Paertrover, Baron of Starwater and Horse Marshal to the Crown, the family faced tragedy in 1368 DR with his murder, leaving his son, Lord Crimmon Paertrover, as the head of the house.

The Phaulkon family, originally minor nobles from Cormyr, relocated to Waterdeep in 1350 DR but retained their Cormyrean noble title. Lord Bronson Phaulkon, a successful merchant and caravan organizer, established the family's presence in Waterdeep by building a manor in the South Ward in 1358 DR. His eldest daughter, Lady Marie Phaulkon, serves as Mielikki's Chosen, while Lady Jeryth Phaulkon has been missing since a 1367 caravan raid that also claimed the life of their mother, Lady Cera Phaulkon.

The Ravensgar family, based in Ravensgar House in Marsember, is led by Lady Honthreena Ravensgar, who is noted for her disloyal attitude toward the Crown.

The Scoril family, based in Marsember, holds local prominence and has loyally served the Crown as factors, wardens, and naval officers. Originally a Marsemban noble house, they initially opposed Cormyr during its acquisition of the city in 1227 DR but later switched sides to support the Crown. The current head of the family is Bledryn Scoril (LG hm F4), who serves as the king's herald for local Lord Ildool.

The Silverhorn family, a prolific noble house, holds Starwater, a recently formed territory along the eastern bank of the Starwater opposite Marsember. Their history is marked by a violent feud with the Hornhold family, initiated by young Silverhorn men, which tragically cost both families their firstborn heirs.
Earl Forlgar Silverhorn: A veteran Purple Dragon and head of the family (LG hm Ftr6), Forlgar is known for his stubbornness, girth, and slow wits, earning him the reputation of a "dunderhead." Despite these traits, he spent his entire fortune outfitting his cavalry, demonstrating his loyalty to Cormyr and dedication to his duties.

The Spurbright family, seated in Espar, with a strong agricultural foundation. Their holdings include approximately 20 miles of small tenant farms lining both sides of the Way of the Dragon, just north of Espar. 

Heraldry: The Spurbright family crest features a circle of four crowns at its heart, symbolizing their noble standing and perhaps a nod to their aspirations or service to the kingdom.

The Summertree family was recently represented by Lord Everran Summertree, a loyal noble who believed Cormyr could not endure another war. Despite his opposition to Lord Helmstone's plot, Everran was tragically killed in 1372 DR, marking the loss of a steadfast and principled voice within the nobility.

The Talcontin family is represented by Lord Brestim Talcontin (LG hm Ftr5), an aging "dapper dandy" who returned wealthy from his time in Amn. Known for his thick-headed but entertaining remarks and antics, he is often seen with a monocle that perpetually falls off, adding to his reputation as an amusing, albeit ineffectual, noble.

The Tammarast family, based in Landuth Castle on the western edge of the Vast Swamp near Ghars, is an impoverished noble house primarily involved in cattle farming. Its current head, Ingleiyr Tammarast, is a pragmatic man with black hair and brown eyes, known for wearing plain leathers. While loyal to Cormyr and the Crown, Ingleiyr is willing to go to great lengths for financial gain, reflecting the family’s struggles.

The Tathcrown family is a recently ennobled house with ambitions for greater power. Storn Tathcrown (NE hm Ftr7), the youngest son, is a schemer with a hunger for wealth and influence. He harbors plans to marry Princess Alusair and orchestrate "accidents" to eliminate the other Obarskyrs, marking him as a likely rebel and a dangerous figure within Cormyr.

Lady Tavernant, elderly and eccentric owner of Tavernant's Tellings in Suzail, last of her line, gives parties for young noblemen

The Tolon family is a newly established noble house, recently ennobled by the Crown for their service to Cormyr. Its most notable member, Lord Steelmar Tolon, fought bravely alongside King Azoun but was tragically killed by a ghazneth. Despite their recent entry into the nobility, the Tolon family’s legacy is already tied to courage and loyalty

The Torchtower family is represented by Elvran Torchtower (CG hm Ftr6), a rising noble known for his dedication to sword-service with the Purple Dragons. A tall, quiet, and capable man, Elvran has already achieved the rank of lionar and stands out among his generation for his enthusiasm and competence in military service.

The Torchwinter family owns a townhouse in Suzail, in addition to their main family mansion, and is noted for their friendship with the Simbul, occasionally aiding her. Their son, Elendar Torchwinter, a foolish and sadistic wastrel, met a fatal end while attempting a prank on the Simbul during her stay at their Suzail townhouse.

The Vaylan family, based in Arabel, is known for their crest featuring a sword, point-down, with a snake coiled around the blade. The current head of the family is Lady Kestrel Vaylan, the widow of Lord Olaf Vaylan, who died heroically defending Arabel during the Dragon War, leaving behind a legacy of bravery and sacrifice.

The Wavegallant family, residing in Wavegallant Spires in Marsember, is led by Lady Hornsryl Wavegallant, though little else is currently known about her activities or influence.

Minor nobility and country nobles to boot.
Sardyn Wintersun is a nobleman of Cormyr known for his martial prowess. He fought alongside Princess Alusair in battle, highlighting his loyalty to the Crown and his role in the kingdom's military endeavors.

Hundarr Wolfwinter is a War Wizard of the Sevensash investigative team, killed in Firefall Keep.

The Yellander family is based in Galdyn's Gorge, located north and east of the Wyvernwater and stretching south along the Immerflow from Firefall Vale.