For me, it is a toss up between a character names Arronlion, or a character named Othniel pick a name and I will elaborate if you like 

Arronlion Herald...

OR

Othniel Wallace the 4th

Their stories are entertwined but both are very complex and would take a long while to explain all they went through, so I will give a summary of one and their classes and stats.

Dang, just saw your story, pretty interesting bro lol

Both stories take place in my hombrew world and setting Zionderia which I hope to make public in the Welcome to Zionderia thread

Show me the stories of either you want! And sister Bridgette is level 3.

also, I’d love to hear about Ziondria.

i haven’t really made a cohesive setting myself, but my favorite setting is the Ebon Tides.

Oh I haven't seen what that is like, the Ebon Tides, though it looks pretty cool.

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Oh I haven't seen what that is like, the Ebon Tides, though it looks pretty cool.

 It’s awesome, it’s a version of the feywilds. The lands are uncharted, as they are constantly shifting on the tides the place is named for, held together by three ingredients: oak, forests stay together like islands in the sea, most of the fey courts live in various woods where there is no worry of being swept into the tides. Road: magical roads connect different places, bending and ebbing with the tides but always leading from the same place to the other, courts that aren’t connected are often lost to the tides, but sometimes resurface again centuries later after being adrift in the shifting earth. And stone, magical stones are placed at the corners of buildings and villages so they stay intact if they are to drift away. It’s ruled by various fey courts, including my favorites, the court of golden oak, court of mice and ravens, the court of the moonlit king, and the court of midnight teeth.

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So, as far as Zionderia goes the story is something like this... really short version:

It is understood that Zionderia is a newly born world amongst all the others, Dragonlance, Eberron, Greyhawk, Drakenheim, all of them, even our world. The are all collected I what I have come to call the cosmos.

So this world is created as every other world was by the God Yahweh. He made all the worlds and their gods, and every story that was ever told was ordained by him and made by him before they every came to being. Yahweh made a new world, but not quite directly, just as he had done with other worlds. He created for himself a Woman of Power, Zionel, and she became his wife. They had children, and they were Ephonel, Lady of the Air; Grodnel, Duke of the Earth; and Oqualnel, Mistress of the Water.

These and Zionel became known as the Elohim, (later being called the True Elohim as a later race tried to steal the name).

[I missed that Zionel created a race of Men called Humans, and they lived in heaven with her. They had a magical ability called Power Chosen.]

These Elohim formed the skies, earth and seas, and then more Elohim were made. A husband was made for Oqualnel, and his name was Iscornel, Master of Ice.

A wife for Grodnel came, Acionel, Dutchess of Acid, was her name and she gave birth to a son, Metonel, Son of Metals.

Ephonel was the eldest, and she did not want a husband, for she feared it would distract her from her desired loyalty to Yahweh. So Yahweh instead gave her 5 Servants. They were of a second race of Men, Elves, and they were the first race of Men on the world which had yet to be named.

I do love gods dedicated to different elements, those are always fun.

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Oh I haven't seen what that is like, the Ebon Tides, though it looks pretty cool.

 It’s awesome, it’s a version of the feywilds. The lands are uncharted, as they are constantly shifting on the tides the place is named for, held together by three ingredients: oak, forests stay together like islands in the sea, most of the fey courts live in various woods where there is no worry of being swept into the tides. Road: magical roads connect different places, bending and ebbing with the tides but always leading from the same place to the other, courts that aren’t connected are often lost to the tides, but sometimes resurface again centuries later after being adrift in the shifting earth. And stone, magical stones are placed at the corners of buildings and villages so they stay intact if they are to drift away. It’s ruled by various fey courts, including my favorites, the court of golden oak, court of mice and ravens, the court of the moonlit king, and the court of midnight teeth.

 Wow, yeah definitely sounds cool..can see why you would like it 😄

Ephonel's skies were known as Oculis, the World of sight. It was a world of cloudlands. Ephonels elves populated Oculis. These Elves were Aerlon, Solaris, Lunara, Sylvas, and Drolwen. These elves later became nations of elves. Aerlon was king of Aerspire and the High Elves.

Solaris became king of Solaris  (real creative), and the Sun Elves. 

Lunara became queen of Lunara  (real creative...again), and the Moon Elves. 

Sylvas became queen of the ancient east elven nation, it's name lost to history, and it later became known as the Dreamwild when the Songbird Queen usurped the throne and Sylvas disappeared.

Drolwen became king of the ancient west elven nation, it's name lost to history, and it later became known as the Barrenightmar when the Nightingale Queen usurped the throne and Drolwen disappeared.

That’s a really cool origin for elves!

Okay, I have to stop for now and maybe go to bed...but if that preview is interesting enough check out my thread in the making...it is still in progress and I haven't worked out how to make it's visible on D&D beyond just yet. It is unofficial work and I would love feedback. 

Well, night then!

Thanks! 😊 I am looking  back and seeing I left out key info but as a summary that is bound to happen. I will finish for now by saying after the Nightingale and Songbird Queens usurped the throne of west and east Ocuils, they also changed those elves Drolwen and Sylvas had, into cursed elves, and that is the origin of the Shadar Kai, and the Eladrin. They have other names two like the Shadar Kai are aka the Barrenightmar Elves, and the Eladrin are aka the Dreamwild Elves.

More elves come from those kinds later but I think need to be done for now...if not I will post again in like 10-30 minutes.

Alrighty! If you come back, I could tell you about a homebrew villain I made, the Red Baron.