Half-Elf Species in Broken Hill Adventurer's Guild | World Anvil
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Half-Elf

Half-Elves are among the later races to walk the land of Etharis. Before the Era of Expansion, humans and elves occasionally crossed paths. Some humans could appreciate the beautiful songs and poems of the elves, as the elves could appreciate the adventurous side of humanity. The results of these bonds were the ever-wandering half-elves. They are easily noticed by their less pronounced pointed elfin ears, combined with a bulkier but still elegant human frame. As with half-orcs they seem to have taken the best of their progenitors. Taller than the average man, elegant and graceful, they seem to possess the aptitude for fine arts from their elven side as well as the lust for adventure from their human side. What life could be better for them than that of wanderers, traveling artists and merchants? However, as their ancestors turned to war the half-elves were outcast as a taboo by the two sides. Whilst initially the wandering lifestyle suited them, their talent in music and theatre making half-elf troupes among the most famous to exist. Eventually they grew discontent with a lack of home, unable to do much about it most half-elves keep the burdens of their souls well hidden. They learnt to wear the mask of happiness, often dressing with bright colours and dazzling jewellery, accompanying their stylistic choices with an outwardly flamboyant, optimistic attitude. But if one is lucky enough to gain the trust of a half-elf, they will often see that the heart of a half-elf is full of sorrow.   Things to Note:
  • Half-Elves are wanderers and are seen all over Etharis, though perhaps more localised around the Charneault Kingdom and its bordering countries. They have no homeland, but have been around long enough that everyone knows of them and their culture.
  • Most people regard them as entertainers but nothing more, you don't make friends with one, you just enjoy their performances and compensate them fairly.
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