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High Meadow
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they say the Elves are graceful, moving swiftly as the breeze
So graceful they could kill a man and slip into the trees
And by the time the other men realize the foul play
The Elf could have long since escaped to woodlands far away
They say the Elves are secretive, and thus they're hard to trust
But 'ere we judge the Elven folk who mean no harm to us;
It's vital that we realize, though the Elves seem fierce today
They say the Elves, with all their grace, are fearful the Fey
-Anonymous
Though the woods of Upper Ution are still filled with many small, independent Elven communities and clans, the Elven kingdoms of En'Ler, Ortman, and Thernt were formed to serve a single purpose - to create Elven communities strong enough to protect its members from the fey. In spite of their grace, agility, and masterful comprehension of magic, the Elven race has revered the power of the Fey with fear and respect to this day.
The Fey are creatures born from the introduction of magic into the realm, arcane might giving life to nature in a myriad of ways. Few types of fey are outright malevolent, but those that aren't tend to be either violently protective of their territory, or incredibly mischievous while displaying little understanding of morality in their pranks. Fay can be found in small numbers in any large enough forest or jungle, but the highest concentration of these creatures is in Upper Ution, where the most powerful and violent types of Fey reside. Being magical creatures, the fey are naturally capable of many powerful arcane feats, but all share a common vulnerability to weapons made of silver.
All fey speak feyspeak, an otherworldly chattering incomprehensible to other creatures. The Fey are an incredibly varied race, but common Fey types include;
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