pukunui
Legend
It's entirely possible WotC intended for them to be the last of the Nandars. That said, "House Nandar" crops up a few times in the novel Death Masks, which is set in Waterdeep in the 5e era, but I don't know the specifics. You can find a little bit more info on them in this free web enhancement for the 3.5e book, City of Splendors: Waterdeep. If you're playing in the 5e era, that info is now a century out of date, but it may still be of some use, especially since 5e has attempted to reset the status quo to what it was before 4e.Not arguing with you because it would be cool if you could point me to some more information on the Nandars that I could use to complicate things ...
Earlier in that sidebar, though, it mentions that Drezlin and Velrosa were "members of House Nandar", which implies that there are others. There's no lord or lady to govern the town immediately because Drezlin and Velrosa have no children, but it's not unreasonable to think that some other member of their house might eventually take an interest in it and assume the role of ruler.Under "The Nandars of Nightstone," after Lord Drezlin is killed by elves: "... Velrosa was mortally wounded when the cloud giants bombarded Nightstone, leaving the village without a lord or lady to govern it."
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