You spent your formative years in the hidden capital of the elves, Gloralion, the fabled Summervale. Most creatures who dwell in the Summervale are elves (mostly altarim and galan elves) or half elves, but it would be possible for the rare foundling from another race to be raised there. Regardless of your species, no one who spends any length of time in the Summervale can remain unchanged. Time seems to pass differently there, the weather seems more temperate, everything is infused with magic, and everything seems more beautiful. No matter where the future takes you, the Summervale will always loom large behind you.
- Skill Proficiencies: Skill Proficiencies: Choose two of the following: Arcana, History, Insight, Nature
- Tool Proficiencies: Tool Proficiencies: Calligrapher's Supplies and Painter's Supplies
- Languages: Languages: Elven and Old Speech
- Equipment: Equipment: The tool supplies with which you have proficiency, a set of fine elven clothes, an item of artistic value (such as a sculpture, painting, or book of poetry) worth no more than 10 silver pieces, and a purse with 15 silver pieces.
Your time in fabled Gloralion has made you particularly sensitive to the beautiful. You have a knack for recognizing undiscovered artistic talent; you can look at a painting, sculpture, or another work of art and give a fair account of the relative skill level of its creator; and when looking at various works of art (including jewelry), you can tell which are more valuable and which are less valuable (although you can't determine specific monetary value).
Suggested Characteristics
Very few creatures even know of the existence of the Summervale, much less get to visit it. Your upbringing makes you very, very rare and affects the way you interact with the world. Who you are, what you value, and what you fear have all been influenced by the nature of that elven city.
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