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Message: <blockquote data-quote="green slime" data-source="post: 1805381" data-attributes="member: 1325">My players BEGONE!!!!In my home brew campaign:[SPOILER]In the halflings thread, it was claimed elves dispeared from the campaign world eons ago. In fact they still exist. Their type is changed to "Fey" and they were immortal. During the Great Cataclysm, their connection to the Faerie Realm was severed. This has caused much chaos in their number. Previously, they were as Leshay (ELH), their King is in fact one of the few remaining individuals who was alive in days of the Great Cataclysm (2000+ yrs ago). Due to the severance of the connection to their home plane, they now suffer a terrible malady which corrupts their souls (taint). Taint can be suffered by any creature, but the fey are particularly vulnerable. They lost their immortality. By tying their souls to the flora and fauna of the last remaining great forest in the world on the lost continent of Cho'lanth, they have managed to maintain an existance on this plane, albiet a weak and failing one. This is why they defend the forest with such vigour, against both Lizardfolk and Dwarf. (Dwarves?!?, yes, on the lost continent, they still exist, as the empire has not yet stretched its mighty hand this far. Yet. But soon. Very soon.)The fey (as they call themselves) have minor shapechanging abilities, and druidic and ranger variants (which are unique to them), which allow them to expand these abilities. Most elder fey (Leshay) have died or submitted to corruption. Those young fey that do exist, are restless, and curious of the world around them. Not all believe the stories told of the elders of stars burning in the heavens, or understand why they must stand guard over the Forbidden City (a former Lizardfolk city now in ruin). [/SPOILER]</blockquote>

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