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|Plural=Dralvir
|Plural=Dralvir
|Homeland=[[Celyndor]]
|Homeland=[[Shorenlur]]
|Average Height=2.3 - 2.8 meters
|Average Height=2.3 - 2.8 meters
|Distinction=Antlered humanoids with bark-like skin, immense strength, and an innate connection to the land
|Distinction=Antlered humanoids with bark-like skin, immense strength, and an innate connection to the land
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{{Races Sections
{{Races Sections
|Introduction=The Dralvir are an ancient race who serve as the enduring guardians of [[Celyndor]].     
|Introduction=The Dralvir are an ancient race who serve as the enduring guardians of [[Shorenlur]].     


Most Dralvir live in solitude or small enclaves.
Most Dralvir live in solitude or small enclaves.
|Origin and Nature=The Dralvir are believed to have been shaped by [[Dulayu]], the Spirit of the Woods, at the dawn of Celyndor’s formation. According to legend, they emerged from the roots of the oldest trees.  
|Origin and Nature=The Dralvir are believed to have been shaped by [[Dulayu]], the Spirit of the Woods, at the dawn of Shorenlur’s formation. According to legend, they emerged from the roots of the oldest trees.  


Unlike many other beings of [[Adaris]], the Dralvir do not expand their numbers through conventional means. It is said that when an elder Dralvir passes, their essence seeps back into the land, and in time, a new Dralvir rises where they once stood. This cycle has kept their numbers few but eternal, ensuring that they remain as much a part of the forest as the trees themselves.
Unlike many other beings of [[Adaris]], the Dralvir do not expand their numbers through conventional means. It is said that when an elder Dralvir passes, their essence seeps back into the land, and in time, a new Dralvir rises where they once stood. This cycle has kept their numbers few but eternal, ensuring that they remain as much a part of the forest as the trees themselves.