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Corwyn is of the Ni'Tessine family, who have owned and cared for the north-eastern lands in the Ward of the Sun. The Ward of the Sun is the inner ward of Laurelorn Forest, and humans are only allowed by rare exceptions. The Ward of the Frost, mostly inhabited by nomadic elves and a few humans, lies to the East. To the South is the Ward of Rain which is mostly swampland, and to the West is the Ward of Storm which is said to have mutated woods and strange beasts. | Corwyn is of the Ni'Tessine family, who have owned and cared for the north-eastern lands in the Ward of the Sun. The Ward of the Sun is the inner ward of Laurelorn Forest, and humans are only allowed by rare exceptions. The Ward of the Frost, mostly inhabited by nomadic elves and a few humans, lies to the East. To the South is the Ward of Rain which is mostly swampland, and to the West is the Ward of Storm which is said to have mutated woods and strange beasts. | ||
In Eonir society, all Elves are born into social classes called 'kindreds'. The two primary kindreds of Eonir society are Toriour and Faniour, named after the Eltharin words for ‘city’ (Tor) and ‘forest’ (Fan) combined with ‘Oriour’, meaning ‘birth’ or ‘blood’. Corwyn is Toriour, and his ancestors were part of the original High Elf colony before the War of the Beards. During those tumultuous times Laurelorn took in many elven refugees, both noble and commoners, and were allowed to settle on the | In Eonir society, all Elves are born into social classes called 'kindreds'. The two primary kindreds of Eonir society are Toriour and Faniour, named after the Eltharin words for ‘city’ (Tor) and ‘forest’ (Fan) combined with ‘Oriour’, meaning ‘birth’ or ‘blood’. Corwyn is Toriour, and his ancestors were part of the original High Elf colony before the War of the Beards. During those tumultuous times Laurelorn took in many elven refugees, both noble and commoners, and were allowed to settle on the outskirts, becoming the Faniour. | ||
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Corwyn
Eonir (High Elf), Arcane Wizard
male, 101 years old, 6'2" and 195 lbs
Born in the forests of Laurelorn, a wood elven enclave situated in the Empire, Corwyn is considered a Wood Elf noble. The wood elves of Laurelorn date back to when it was a High Elven colony, and over time they have become a distinct culture called the Eonir. Culturally they share more with the Asur of ... rather than the Asrai elves of Athel Loren.
Corwyn is of the Ni'Tessine family, who have owned and cared for the north-eastern lands in the Ward of the Sun. The Ward of the Sun is the inner ward of Laurelorn Forest, and humans are only allowed by rare exceptions. The Ward of the Frost, mostly inhabited by nomadic elves and a few humans, lies to the East. To the South is the Ward of Rain which is mostly swampland, and to the West is the Ward of Storm which is said to have mutated woods and strange beasts.
In Eonir society, all Elves are born into social classes called 'kindreds'. The two primary kindreds of Eonir society are Toriour and Faniour, named after the Eltharin words for ‘city’ (Tor) and ‘forest’ (Fan) combined with ‘Oriour’, meaning ‘birth’ or ‘blood’. Corwyn is Toriour, and his ancestors were part of the original High Elf colony before the War of the Beards. During those tumultuous times Laurelorn took in many elven refugees, both noble and commoners, and were allowed to settle on the outskirts, becoming the Faniour.
| Status: Silver | XP: 0 |
| Fate: 2 | Speed: Normal |
| Characteristics | |||
| Weapon Skill | 3 | Melee | 3 |
| Defence | 3 | ||
| Ballistic Skill | 3 | Shooting | 3 |
| Throwing | 3 | ||
| Strength | 2 | Brawn | 2 |
| Toil | 2 | ||
| Toughness | 3 | Survival | 3 |
| Endurance | 3 | ||
| Initiative | 3 | Awareness | 3 |
| Dexterity | 3 | ||
| Agility Skill | 3 | Athletics | 3 |
| Stealth | 3 | ||
| Reason | 3 | Willpower | 3 |
| Recall | 3 | ||
| Fellowship | 3 | Leadership | 3 |
| Charm | 3 | ||