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Originating from the world of [[Alfheim]], elves possess long lifespans. Records suggest that during the Age of the Gods, they were common in Midgard, and along with the dwarves, brought civilisation and knowledge to the [[norman | normans]]. It was from the elves that normans learned the capacity to wield the elements through magic, and to call upon the spirits. This resulted in tragedy, bringing an end to [[Geffenia]], the ancient kingdom of the elves.<br><br>
Originating from the world of [[Alfheim]], elves possess long lifespans. Records suggest that during the Age of the Gods, they were common in Midgard, and along with the dwarves, brought civilisation and knowledge to the [[norman | normans]]. It was from the elves that normans learned the capacity to wield the elements through magic, and to call upon the spirits. This resulted in tragedy, bringing an end to [[Geffenia]], the ancient kingdom of the elves.<br><br>The elves race pitied the primitive normans and sought to help the race advance by teaching them the ways of their people. So proud were the elves that they failed to notice signs of rebellion among the normans. One elf sage name Vanar foresaw the fall of his people and used his knowledge of magic to forge the Orb of Vanar in order to save the elven race. But his orb came too late, as the normans allied with the dwarves to overthrow the elves and take over the kingdom of Geffenia that the elves established on Midgard. As a result, the remaining elves scattered to the far reaches of Midgard, but not before a powerful magic locked their world away from the normans. Their numbers dwindled over the years and are now on the verge of extinction. Few elves now remain in Midgard. Those who do are reclusive and mistrusting of others.
Few elves now remain in Midgard. Those who do are reclusive and mistrusting of others.


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Revision as of 03:13, 5 December 2023

Originating from the world of Alfheim, elves possess long lifespans. Records suggest that during the Age of the Gods, they were common in Midgard, and along with the dwarves, brought civilisation and knowledge to the normans. It was from the elves that normans learned the capacity to wield the elements through magic, and to call upon the spirits. This resulted in tragedy, bringing an end to Geffenia, the ancient kingdom of the elves.

The elves race pitied the primitive normans and sought to help the race advance by teaching them the ways of their people. So proud were the elves that they failed to notice signs of rebellion among the normans. One elf sage name Vanar foresaw the fall of his people and used his knowledge of magic to forge the Orb of Vanar in order to save the elven race. But his orb came too late, as the normans allied with the dwarves to overthrow the elves and take over the kingdom of Geffenia that the elves established on Midgard. As a result, the remaining elves scattered to the far reaches of Midgard, but not before a powerful magic locked their world away from the normans. Their numbers dwindled over the years and are now on the verge of extinction. Few elves now remain in Midgard. Those who do are reclusive and mistrusting of others.