Wood Elves

Wood Elves are a deeply nature-connected race, living in harmony with the natural world around them. They are known for their wisdom, reverence for nature, and tribal community structure. Their way of life emphasizes a harmonious relationship with the environment, making them skilled hunters, trackers, and druids.

Physical Characteristics

• Skin: Earthy tones that blend seamlessly with their natural surroundings, such as light brown, tan, or greenish hues.
• Hair: Shades of brown, black, or green, often resembling the colors found in their forested homes.
• Eyes: Typically green, brown, or hazel, reflecting the colors of the forest.

Society and Culture

Wood Elf society is organized into tribal communities collectively known as the Kander. These tribes are often led by elders or druids who are respected for their wisdom and knowledge of nature.

Key Aspects

• Connection to Nature: Wood Elves have an intrinsic bond with the natural world, often serving as its protectors and caretakers.
• Wisdom and Tradition: Their culture places great value on wisdom and the preservation of ancient traditions and rituals.
• Druidic Practices: Many Wood Elves follow druidic paths, using their deep understanding of nature to guide their magic and daily lives.

Relations with Other Races

Wood Elves are generally cautious in their dealings with other races, preferring to maintain the sanctity of their forests. However, they are fair and just in their interactions and can form strong alliances based on mutual respect for nature.

Race Traits and Abilities

Age: Mature at the same rate as humans but can live to be 750 years old.

Alignment: Typically Chaotic Good

Size: Medium (same as humans)

Speed: 35 feet

Darkvision: 60 feet

Keen Senses: Proficiency in the Perception skill

Fey Ancestry: Advantage on saving throws against being charmed, and magic can’t put you to sleep

Trance: Elves do not need to sleep. Instead, they meditate deeply for 4 hours a day.

Mask of the Wild: Can attempt to hide even when only lightly obscured by foliage, heavy rain, falling snow, mist, and other natural phenomena

Languages: Common, Elvish

Encompassed species

• Elves