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Elf

Elves are considered the Eldest race in the world, they are also considered one of the rarest.   Elves are broken into three subspecies, the High Elves, the Wood Elves, and the Shadow Elves, each with great differences between their appearance and cultures.

Basic Information

Anatomy

All sub-species of Elves have pointed and longer than human ears, the length changes slightly between each Elf, on average they are about twice as long as a human's ear.

Growth Rate & Stages

Infancy

An Elf is considered an infant from birth to their tenth birthday, during this time they are able to learn large amounts of informantion and knowledge from their parents and caregivers but are unable to care for themselves.

Childhood

An Elf is considered a child from their tenth winter (birthday) until their thirtieth winter (birthday). Their ability to learn is still considered great, however they are now able to learn more complex things, including languages, magics, combative skills, and other things.

Adolescence

An Elf is considered an adolescence from thirtieth winter (birthday) until their sixtieth winter (birthday). During this time a young Elf will go through explosive growth, relative to their lifespan, going through what humans would call puberty, their bodies begin making the changes to their final adult form.

Adulthood

An Elf is considered an adult once they reach their sixtieth winter (birthday). At this time an Elf's body seemingly stops aging entirely, they have reached the peak of their fitness and will remain this way until they become an Elder. It is during this time period that most Elves will reproduce and have their children.

Elder

An Elf is an elder only once they begin aging once again, this only begins when an Elf only has approximately one hundred years remaining before their death, during this time their hair with turn white or gray and they may show signs of wrinkles on their face with thinning skin.
Genetic Descendants

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