Most Taurë-en-Faroth patrols feature six members and operate independently from other patrols or the tribal militia. All member are expert archers and feature stealth as a primary skillset. Many members develop deeper wilderness skills, including the ability to track, survive in the wild, and call on nature magic. Some members supplement the patrol with druidic or arcane magic, while others draw on the powers of the Seldarine to provide guidance and healing. Occasionally, multiple Taurë-en-Faroth patrols may join together to combat a larger threat. During times of war Taurë-en-Faroth patrols act as scout parties reporting enemy strengths and locations to the elven Army of the North. 

Taurë-en-Faroth patrols specialize in hunting enemies while remaining unseen. If they are forced to take action they prefer to quietly snipe enemies from afar, silently infiltrate enemy camps to execute raids, or lay deadly ambushes to catch their enemy unawares. Taurë-en-Faroth spellcasters often avoid AOE fire spells, as they are aware of the damage uncontrolled wildfires can do to the forest. 

Each Taurë-en-Faroth hunter is a seasoned woodland warrior and expert skirmisher, but often cross-trains in additional skills so the team can operate independently far from home. Roll 2d6, or select two or more options from the table below to determine your primary and secondary patrol roles:

Your emerald-green hooded cloak with its ornate elven-bow clasp ensures members of your tribe and neighboring tribes easily recognize your position as an elite Taurë-en-Faroth forest hunter. They recognize that your skills as a deep wood warrior are deadly, but that you are honorable and trustworthy, and that you are rarely far from your patrol kinsmen. They also know that many woodland tribes of the Sword Coast and Northwest Faerûn rely on the Taurë-en-Faroth patrols for protection, so denizens of the wood will often open their homes or provide aid when they can. 

Members of your tribal militia treat you with respect bordering on reverence, as they understand your elite nature and the hardship and sacrifice you make traveling far from home to keep the forests safe. Members of the local militia will often take orders from you as if you are a senior militia officer. 

The far northern reaches of Northwest Faerûn, closer to Frozenfar is often protected by Ly-tel-quessir Taurë-en-Faroth packs (Lythari Forest Hunters). The Lythari Taurë-en-Faroth exclusively patrol in wolf form and cover wide ranges of the wilderness. On occasion the Lythari Taurë-en-Faroth will contact Sylvan Elf Taurë-en-Faroth patrols to pass on information, particularly when large enemy hordes form along the Spine of the World. 

• The Lythari Taurë-en-Faroth can communicate pack-to-pack across vast distances through a distinct set of howls. 
• Veteran sylvan elf Taurë-en-Faroth patrol members can understand a few of the Lythari's common warning howls, but cannot replicate their sound.