Natar

Natar was constructed during the Creation War by a triton army of the Nawirrûs Covenant. It is similar to Har Karib, as it served as an undersea outpost for monitoring Primordial activity on the surface and in the depths of Nielalroch. After the war shifted to other sectors, Natar became a training ground for angels and other water-breathing Nawirrûs forces. Here, the tritons instructed those who could breathe underwater and maneuver with ease, but lacked the expertise in underwater combat like those born to the element. Natar is half submerged in the waters of Nielalroch and half extending into the open chasm Irôchâr Plunge. The underwater portion of the city has walls and towers constructed from living coral, while the above-water section is made of the local stone or carved directly into the rock, connecting to the Underdark sector Khelan.

In 8601 DE, disease-spreading agents of Mephirouth infiltrated Natar's sewers and spawned a Plague Gullet. This severe contamination necessitated the area's abandonment for nearly five centuries. Natar was ultimately reoccupied by the tritons after the Plague Gullet was magically withered to dust, a feat that drove half the arcanists involved to insanity due to the psionic backlashes unleashed by the decaying mass of rot.

In the Demon Spawn War, Natar was assailed by an army commanded by the demon prince Ahnuthall. They advanced from the west, seizing Natar's upper city while the tritons, now serving as part of the Quara'tun Covenant, held the underwater section. A two-year siege ensued between the Quara'tun forces and various demon commanders under Ahnuthall. The demons failed to capture Natar for two reasons: first, they lacked the necessary forces to operate underwater, and second, Ahnuthall was heavily engaged with forces serving the Quara'tun general Naraz-Nâru. In 9172 GE, the siege was broken when an angelic army struck the demon rear and virtually annihilated them. Centuries later, much more is known about that war than what the Quara'tun intelligence gathered at the time, as it became apparent that the Demon Siege of Natar was merely a diversion to waste the enemy's time and resources while Ahnuthall's master Orcus carried out the principal attacks in other sectors of Brucrumus.