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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Piratecat" data-source="post: 5090495" data-attributes="member: 2">Looks like Aravis's new hero will be a Candle Elf chaos sorcerer. (I'm happy to let people use the stats for drow, but not the racial background; too much baggage.) Here's the new racial writeup we'll be using. Whoo hoo - four strikers, no waiting! It'll be fascinating to see how the group does without a defender, as Toiva was a significant source of healing. My guess is that it's sort of a self-correcting problem... Odassian Elves (also known as Candle Elves or the Dimmarisc; use the stats for Drow) This race of dark-skinned elves are famous for their service to the Empire. They have a reputation for being strict, decadent, cruel, conniving, and sensual. “No one trusts an Odassian, but everyone wants to know one.” ~ Emperor Calixtus VI, considering his pleasure houses “The first armies to enter the jungle province of Odoas called them Candle Elves, so named for their ability to thrive in the dark. Most Caprian elves are well known for living in harmony with nature. The debauched Odassian elves are famous for twisting their jungle cities into a reflection of their own ego and self-involvement. The result is both beautiful and horrifying to behold. In the cities of the Odassians it is considered a taboo to laugh, love or celebrate during the hours of daylight. Any Odassian elf of breeding or prestige sleeps or stays indoors while the sun is in the sky. This is the time that the slave apes scour the cities and perform their allotment of tasks. Only during the night do the soaring cities of Odoas come to life.” ~ Thorian Millea, explorer and scout “They worship Morgaire, the God of Authority, and Zhenti, God of Secrets. This alone should tell you everything you need to know about them.” ~ Inquisitor Theen, Chosen of Bress, upon signing the Writ of Conquest All joy occurs in darkness. Only the weak do their own work. Serving the powerful is the highest blessing. There is no place for chance in an ordered house. The best surprises are those that are planned. ~ Common Odassian proverbs</blockquote>

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