The Elven Folk or "Diri"

Originating from the union of certain Diiv Anne and Diiv Amyra with the Lineages of Aethyr, the Elves are a collection of peoples with similarly pointy ears, keen senses, and a natural litheness that neither humans nor beast folk can often compete with. Considered to be fully of the lineage of eldyr, the Elves often prefer the kinship between each other than that seen in other races, and in Elvish call all Elven Folk the "Dai" (Diri for plural).
Unlike humans or beast folk, the Elves originate much, much earlier in Ethenrean history than most would care to admit, making their appearance during the height of the Mai'jiinic Empire, a race of Phase Dragons that were known to be slavers, using the fae for vile practices and using many of their body parts for alchemical practices. It is no surprise that the Elves begin to appear during the height of this empire, though it fell soon after as the Lands of the Aethyr rose above the sky to defend against those Diiv, and then the Elemental Lord of Acid isolating their home from Valoreum or Eveynjar. Each race of elves can be traced to specific interactions with each race of Diiv that employed or enslaved certain races of fae to make each respective race of elves.
Interestingly, it is their fae blood that makes Elves able to reproduce with other races, creating new races within their wake, though that collection is known as Half-elves and are their own sub-lineage.

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Children of Eldyr

Genetic Descendants

• Alfudiri
• Anguridiri
• Dvardiri
• Maaridiri
• Muridiri
• Naaludiri
• Syndiri

The Elven Folk

Originating from the union of certain Diiv Anne and Diiv Amyra with the Lineages of Aethyr, the Elves are a collection of peoples with similarly pointy ears, keen senses, and a natural litheness that neither humans nor beast folk can often compete with. Considered to be fully of the lineage of eldyr, the Elves often prefer the kinship between each other than that seen in other races, and in Elvish call all Elven Folk the "Dai" (Diri for plural).

Unlike humans or beast folk, the Elves originate much, much earlier in Ethenrean history than most would care to admit, making their appearance during the height of the Mai'jiinic Empire, a race of Phase Dragons that were known to be slavers, using the fae for vile practices and using many of their body parts for alchemical practices. It is no surprise that the Elves begin to appear during the height of this empire, though it fell soon after as the Lands of the Aethyr rose above the sky to defend against those Diiv, and then the Elemental Lord of Acid isolating their home from Valoreum or Eveynjar. Each race of elves can be traced to specific interactions with each race of Diiv that employed or enslaved certain races of fae to make each respective race of elves.

Interestingly, it is their fae blood that makes Elves able to reproduce with other races, creating new races within their wake, though that collection is known as Half-elves and are their own sub-lineage.

ability score increase: +1 to Awareness or Personality

age: Elves mature around age 50 and live for 1000 years

alignment: Usually Neutral in nature

Size: Medium

speed:

Languages: Elvish

parent race: Lineage of Eldyr

sub races:
Alfudiri, the Light or High Elves
Anguiridiri or Storm Elves
Dvardiri, the Hill Elves or Dwarves
Maaridiri, the Wood Elves
Muridiri, the Dark Elves
Naaludiri, the Steel Elves
Syndiri, the Stone Elves

race features:

Keen Senses

Your senses grant you incredible hearing and an adept use of your eyesight. Whenever you make an Awareness check, you do so with advantage if you are relying on sight or hearing.

Additionally, you have a bonus to Passive Perception and Investigation equal to your Wisdom modifier.

Strange Folk Ancestors

You are descended from the Fae Folk, who take their name from the Ende Rune words Fae Rii, meaning "Strange Folk". As such, you have advantage on the charmed, calmed, enraged, or frightened conditions.

Trance

Your people have a unique way to prevent danger while asleep. You can put yourself in a trance, allowing your body to rejuvenate in a faster amount of time than a human. You can take a Long Rest in just 4 hours instead of 8, but it has a 20% chance to cause mental strain every consecutive time you use this feature. This mental strain causes you to gain 1 level of exhaustion.