High elf-kin of Mistfall
In the mystic realm of Anduin, the High Elves emerge as paragons of grace and nobility. Their capital, Mistfall, veiled in ethereal mist, is a jewel reflecting tales of a glorious past. The crest of a Gold Dragon upon a Green Flag symbolizes their power and harmonious connection with nature. Governed by a revered Monarchy, their motto, "With the Light," resounds a commitment to enlightenment. With fair hair and eyes that mirror the sky and forests, they embody elegance. Rooted in tradition, they revere the Order of Light and ancestral worship. In conflict, their prowess shines in the dance of Longsword with an optional Shield. Masters of the Sky, they command airships, trading treasures and forging alliances high above Anduin.
The High Elves, with their ancient wisdom and aerial mastery.
The High Elves, being the oldest, wisest, and ageless, encouraged trade, fairness and enforced peace in the lands of Anduin in the past. Over a millennium, they rose from the tall spires of the giant forests to the skies themselves, fashioning floating Sky Cities, Sky-Harbors, and swift airships and skiffs that sailed the winds to their Trade Ports set across most of the known and habitable lands. Mistfall, with its tall ivory spires catching the first rays of the sun and watching the waters ever fall to the surface below, stands as their greatest achievement.
However, with the appearance of the font storms, the High Elves initially thought them nothing but an anomaly. Others still believed that their station high within the clouds would have kept them safe, but they were wrong. The arcane winds pulled, raged, and swirled like a tornado crashing into and through their sky harbors, trade ports, and cities alike, bringing many crashing to the surface with hundreds of thousands of dead. Mistfall remains for now, shining bright as a crowning jewel, but many are returning to the forests once more, re-settling the homes of their ancestors, remembering the older ways, all while preparing to face the coming storms.
