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| Name = Dralvir | | Name = Dralvir | ||
| Civilized = Yes | | Civilized = Yes | ||
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| Factions = [[Wardens of the Deepwood]], [[The Silent Keepers]], [[The Horned Council]] | | Factions = [[Wardens of the Deepwood]], [[The Silent Keepers]], [[The Horned Council]] | ||
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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
The Dralvir are an ancient race of towering, antlered humanoids who serve as the enduring guardians of [[Celyndor]]. Their presence is a silent testament to the passage of time, their bark-textured skin bearing the marks of centuries. They do not seek to rule the land but rather to uphold the balance of nature, ensuring that no force, mortal or otherwise, disturbs the deep harmony of the forest. | The Dralvir are an ancient race of towering, antlered humanoids who serve as the enduring guardians of [[Celyndor]]. Their presence is a silent testament to the passage of time, their bark-textured skin bearing the marks of centuries. They do not seek to rule the land but rather to uphold the balance of nature, ensuring that no force, mortal or otherwise, disturbs the deep harmony of the forest. | ||
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*The First Root – A tale of the original Dralvir, who stood at the world’s beginning and has never moved. | *The First Root – A tale of the original Dralvir, who stood at the world’s beginning and has never moved. | ||
*The Forest’s Judgement – A myth of a king who sought to burn Celyndor, only for the Dralvir to rise and erase all trace of his empire. | *The Forest’s Judgement – A myth of a king who sought to burn Celyndor, only for the Dralvir to rise and erase all trace of his empire. | ||
*The Eternal Sentinel – A story of a Dralvir who has stood in the same place for ten thousand years, waiting for a prophecy to be fulfilled. | *The Eternal Sentinel – A story of a Dralvir who has stood in the same place for ten thousand years, waiting for a prophecy to be fulfilled.}} | ||