Valmyrri Elf
Race: Elf
Ethnicity: Valmyrri (val-MEER-ee)
Physical Description: Dark tanned skin with silvery or golden hair and eyes of red or purple
Background: Surviving the Great Cataclysm relatively intact, the Valmyrrian Empire stands as the most powerful force in Raios today. With their mastery of the sea, their navy remains the most formidable in all Raios and pirates fear them for their speedy and well-armed ships. Their great love of the sea makes them common in coastal ports throughout the world and they often choose professions that keep them close to the sea. While other elven races rarely travel on ships, the Valmyrri are reknowned sailors and ship builders. They are also masters of magic and possess great libraries containing vast amounts of ancient knowledge. The Valmyrri live in a high magic culture where magical items are common. Valmyrri elves often behave haughty towards other races, particularly humans, who they consider an inferior race.
Language: Valmyrran dialect of Elvish
Primary Population Centers: Valmyrrian Empire
Secondary Population Centers: Chuulonian Empire
Minor Population Centers: Aerloon Falhla, Arnheim, Merrapi, Mu Xian’va, Soreilia, Tal N’sur, Zandaria
Character Class Prevalence
Very common: Arcane Caster, Archer, Fighter, Ranger, Rogue
Common: Bard, Divine Caster, Elementalist, Occult Caster, Scientist, Scout
Uncommon: Knight
Rare: Druid, Martial Artist
None: Barbarian, Shaman
Deity Worship Prevalence
Dominant: Belekk, Nirhuin
Prominent: Aeosh, Alzahar, Eru, Jalud Ul, Sunnhet, T'butae
Peripheral: Aaa, Amundabi, Arranis, Dorakk, Goun'ah, Lir Dhal, Oconi, Oudinwa, Rhomm, Shondei, Skarlun, Tinwetari, Uin, Wu'lor, Yvonna
Obscure: Dkarmun, Drottinn, Khazharum, Magnir, Sedgalla, Shaeya
Forbidden: Caruntari, Morwyn, Torukk, Utekh Vul, Xogoth
Forgotten or Unknown: Akk, Anaras, Nharr, Sedgalla
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Ability Score Racial Traits: They tend to have greater dexterity and intelligence than humans but are less hardy and charismatic.
Size: They are medium sized creatures and receive no bonuses or penalties due to their size.
Base Speed: They have a base speed of 30 feet.
Languages: They begin play speaking Common and the Valmyrran dialect of the elvish language. Valmyrri with high Intelligence scores can choose additional languages.
Racial Traits: They are immune to magic sleep effects and gain a bonus against enchantment spells and effects. They have keen senses that give them better perception than humans. They grow up by the sea and often know how to sail and navigate on the sea. They receive a bonus to overcome spell resistance when casting spells against opponents. They are very knowledgeable when attempting to identify the properties of magic items. They are proficient with longbows (including composite longbows), longswords, rapiers, and shortbows (including composite shortbows), and treat any weapon with the word “elven” in its name as a martial weapon. They can see twice as far as humans in conditions of dim light.
Ethnicity: Valmyrri (val-MEER-ee)
Physical Description: Dark tanned skin with silvery or golden hair and eyes of red or purple
Background: Surviving the Great Cataclysm relatively intact, the Valmyrrian Empire stands as the most powerful force in Raios today. With their mastery of the sea, their navy remains the most formidable in all Raios and pirates fear them for their speedy and well-armed ships. Their great love of the sea makes them common in coastal ports throughout the world and they often choose professions that keep them close to the sea. While other elven races rarely travel on ships, the Valmyrri are reknowned sailors and ship builders. They are also masters of magic and possess great libraries containing vast amounts of ancient knowledge. The Valmyrri live in a high magic culture where magical items are common. Valmyrri elves often behave haughty towards other races, particularly humans, who they consider an inferior race.
Language: Valmyrran dialect of Elvish
Primary Population Centers: Valmyrrian Empire
Secondary Population Centers: Chuulonian Empire
Minor Population Centers: Aerloon Falhla, Arnheim, Merrapi, Mu Xian’va, Soreilia, Tal N’sur, Zandaria
Character Class Prevalence
Very common: Arcane Caster, Archer, Fighter, Ranger, Rogue
Common: Bard, Divine Caster, Elementalist, Occult Caster, Scientist, Scout
Uncommon: Knight
Rare: Druid, Martial Artist
None: Barbarian, Shaman
Deity Worship Prevalence
Dominant: Belekk, Nirhuin
Prominent: Aeosh, Alzahar, Eru, Jalud Ul, Sunnhet, T'butae
Peripheral: Aaa, Amundabi, Arranis, Dorakk, Goun'ah, Lir Dhal, Oconi, Oudinwa, Rhomm, Shondei, Skarlun, Tinwetari, Uin, Wu'lor, Yvonna
Obscure: Dkarmun, Drottinn, Khazharum, Magnir, Sedgalla, Shaeya
Forbidden: Caruntari, Morwyn, Torukk, Utekh Vul, Xogoth
Forgotten or Unknown: Akk, Anaras, Nharr, Sedgalla
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Generic Character Creation Guidelines:
Ability Score Racial Traits: They tend to have greater dexterity and intelligence than humans but are less hardy and charismatic.
Size: They are medium sized creatures and receive no bonuses or penalties due to their size.
Base Speed: They have a base speed of 30 feet.
Languages: They begin play speaking Common and the Valmyrran dialect of the elvish language. Valmyrri with high Intelligence scores can choose additional languages.
Racial Traits: They are immune to magic sleep effects and gain a bonus against enchantment spells and effects. They have keen senses that give them better perception than humans. They grow up by the sea and often know how to sail and navigate on the sea. They receive a bonus to overcome spell resistance when casting spells against opponents. They are very knowledgeable when attempting to identify the properties of magic items. They are proficient with longbows (including composite longbows), longswords, rapiers, and shortbows (including composite shortbows), and treat any weapon with the word “elven” in its name as a martial weapon. They can see twice as far as humans in conditions of dim light.