According to Elminster, what kind of people are drawn to Eveningstar?
Here's what the lore says, drawn directly from the indexed sources:
Eveningstar > Eveningstar Eveningstar was a small, unwalled farming town in the Heartlands of Cormyr, the home of the famous temple to Lathander, the House of the Morning. Eveningstar served as a crossroads town, where the High Road met Starwater Road. It was also notable as being the closest town to the infamous Haunted Halls and for its large population of tressym. "If ye've seen Eveningstar, ye already know 'tis a place worth fighting for. I've known many of the good folk who tend its shops and farms down the years, and I've seen many a brave souls come in search of adventure…." -…
Source: Eveningstar
Swords of Eveningstar > Swords of Eveningstar Swords of Eveningstar, by Ed Greenwood, is the first book of The Knights of Myth Drannor trilogy. "They are the defenders of all that is good and decent in the Realms. A rollicking band of companions, the Knights of Myth Drannor have adventured their way down through the legends of Faerûn, clutching a royal charter from King Azoun himself. In the picturesque village of Eveningstar, nestled at the foot of the Stonelands, the Knights of Myth Drannor began. Now, for the first time, here is their story: the battles, adventures, love, and death that…
Source: Swords of Eveningstar