Telynor Melysaf
Telynor Melysaf is a legendary and beloved figure from ancient fey history. Originally one of the Unelmien Lapset born at the Dawn of the Fey, during the Age of Wandering, Telynor Melysaf crafted some of the oldest musical instruments and was herself an exceptionally sweet player of an early form of harp. She is known as the inspiration behind the first Festival of Song a gathering for the scattered peoples of the time which became a regular event and the focus of a movement for the unification of the fey race. In later days, she became one of the leaders in the call to settle the realm of the Fey Court.
Telynor Melysaf and Batai Pollock are the mother and father of Acynte Hequindos who became the partner of the First King of the Fey.
During the First Wars, Telynor Melysaf and Batai Pollock were able together, to close the rift that led to the realm of the Glass Monsters using the magic of her music and bringing an end to the First Rift War.
Telynor outlived her daughter and her life partner but in the Age of Lost Memory she succumbed to the Fade.
Telynor Melysaf and Batai Pollock are the mother and father of Acynte Hequindos who became the partner of the First King of the Fey.
During the First Wars, Telynor Melysaf and Batai Pollock were able together, to close the rift that led to the realm of the Glass Monsters using the magic of her music and bringing an end to the First Rift War.
Telynor outlived her daughter and her life partner but in the Age of Lost Memory she succumbed to the Fade.
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Age
Immortal
Date of Death
The Age of Lost Memory
Circumstances of Death
Died from the Fade
Spouses
Batai Pollock
(spouse)
Siblings
Children
Gender
Female
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