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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Edena_of_Neith" data-source="post: 1952143" data-attributes="member: 2020">There were 60,000 drow in the 4 drow cities under your lands, Kalanyr.  Of those, somewhere between 75% and 95% (maybe as few as 50%, if Eclavdra was not succesful in her efforts at controlling her people, but I spent considerable PL on that matter:  Serpenteye must rule on how many drow left with Eclavdra during Turn 1) left with Eclavdra for the Great City.    Of those thousands who remained, many perished when Iuzs' forces appeared, sacking the cities, taking everything of value, and taking prisoners back to be tortured at Iuzs' pleasure, their heads later sent to Eclavdra branded with the word Traitor (Eclavdra finds this quite delightful, and compliments Iuz handsomely on his handling of the 'trash')  The survivors still number over a thousand, in all likelihood.  Maybe, more than two thousand.  But these are drow who are exhausted, demoralized, and worst of all caught in the sunlight - they can't see, and the burning, blinding, terrifying sunlight renders them all but helpless, as they huddle in the deepest shade they can find, stumbling and falling in the strange and impassible forest, completely lost and bewildered.  It is an easy matter for the elves and eladrin to capture these drow.  It is almost absurdly easy, if the attempt is made during the daylight hours.  Afterwards, the drow shiver in the elven prisons, utterly horrified at what the terrible, monstrous elves are going to do to them.  It will be months before their attitude is fully eased and altered, assuming the elves try to reform them using the lofty, gentle methods elves use (after all, the elves are a very good and noble people.)</blockquote>

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