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.

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

*angry Snoopy muttering*

Alright, me back... still got some time if you wanna. I am interested on this Red Baron. 

Also as far as elves go, in my world, about 10 different kinds persist through Zionderia, High and Sky, Sun and Desert, Moon and Sea, Eladrin and Wood Elves (the Wood Elves became lost for a time and came back to world a whole Era later as Dryads), and the Shadar Kai. The Drow later come in but like during Era 3.

Era 0 is the creation times and establishing time of all the races. It is also when the first war comes to Zionderia and the Truth Seekers are born, which is a campaign I am working on trying to make to introduce people to Zionderia by connecting them from a life in the Sword Coast to being called to the world.

Era 1 is after the Truth Seekers, the prophesied Yoshua comes, and that is Arronlion. He is an everyday average boy whose story I am still in the process of making interesting enough to read lol. He along the way meets Othniel whose whole backstory is insane and these guys are what I have been leading up too. But if you like...I can go into the events surrounding the time the Elves were born, because all that happens in Oculis, the only realm on the Sky layer, and 2 other layers make up the whole of Zionderia. The Underground layer is home to also only one realm, Gadol Cavernus (Gadol means huge or big) and the the the layer between them is Yasharule which contains several realms.

They include Cynladden, a grassy continent in the center, under Aerspire up in Oculis.

Drakosar the west continent that is a huge Desert and lava mountain area, home to Dragons and Fire, underneath Barrenightmar up in Oculis.

Silvatoris the east continent that is a continent covered on groves and jungles and forests. Underneath the Dreamwild.

Aquetieol, made up of 5 of the seven seas of Zionderia

And Icsacar, made up of the remaining 2 seas to the north, filled with glaciers and snow and Ice.

Yeah, I talk too much lol

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

*angry Snoopy muttering*

 Good one

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Yeah, I talk too much lol

 You should see my lore rambles on some older threads, they’d take up half the page. I once wrote one detailing the whacky way you create Vorpal weapons.

Also ooh, that campaign sounds like a fun idea. I could share now about the red Baron if you want. They’re spooky.

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 You should see my lore rambles on some older threads, they’d take up half the page. I once wrote one detailing the whacky way you create Vorpal weapons.

 Sounds amazing...yeah I have so many ideas and D&D Beyond is new for me... still figuring stuff out. My content tends to be complicated and not very compatible with their current Homebrew set up, just some things though. Errors and glitches have kept me at bay for a long time but many of them have disappeared when I use a computer with a good browser

I will try and create a link here i  this thread to my thread but i need the computer for that and i only have my phone cause its late. But yes, this Red Baron, tell me bro

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I will try and create a link here i  this thread to my thread but i need the computer for that and i only have my phone cause its late. But yes, this Red Baron, tell me bro

It not a story the Sopwith Camels would tell you...

Sopwith Camels?

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Sopwith Camels?

So, the red Baron, first and foremost, is not mortal. Nor human. They look… human-ish, with skin like polished marble and a face like a mask, a powdered white wig and white clothing fitting a noble, but they are the farthest from human. About three hundred years before the present, there was a youthful noble necromancer wizard who excelled in his craft, outcompeting even experienced wizards in his tiny lifespan. Others told him to stop here, as too powerful necromancers have been the downfall of civilizations. They kept books and tomes from him that would let him unlock this power… so he decided to find another way to get it. He contacted a being from the far realm… and it sent down a parasite, an eldritch being that fused him and it together. Reborn as an eldritch lich, he fell the noble house he was apart of and continued his research, slowly losing his mind to the parasite. Eventually, the parasite took full control and it opened a portal to the far realm underneath the ruined manor, establishing the Baronies. To this day, the red Baron and its eldritch servants occupy that manor and work towards some unseen goal, presumably world domination.

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Sopwith Camels?

 

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So, the red Baron, first and foremost, is not mortal. Nor human. They look… human-ish, with skin like polished marble and a face like a mask, a powdered white wig and white clothing fitting a noble, but they are the farthest from human. About three hundred years before the present, there was a youthful noble necromancer wizard who excelled in his craft, outcompeting even experienced wizards in his tiny lifespan. Others told him to stop here, as too powerful necromancers have been the downfall of civilizations. They kept books and tomes from him that would let him unlock this power… so he decided to find another way to get it. He contacted a being from the far realm… and it sent down a parasite, an eldritch being that fused him and it together. Reborn as an eldritch lich, he fell the noble house he was apart of and continued his research, slowly losing his mind to the parasite. Eventually, the parasite took full control and it opened a portal to the far realm underneath the ruined manor, establishing the Baronies. To this day, the red Baron and its eldritch servants occupy that manor and work towards some unseen goal, presumably world domination.

 Wow...bro, I struggle with like making the classic powerful wizard gone wrong scenario sounding good, but you nailed it man. That's pretty cool, though the name is slightly misleading to the untrained ear lol pr at lease with VitrusW mentioning peanuts references, that's where my mind was, though I figured it wouldn't be that lol

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Sopwith Camels?

 

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So, the red Baron, first and foremost, is not mortal. Nor human. They look… human-ish, with skin like polished marble and a face like a mask, a powdered white wig and white clothing fitting a noble, but they are the farthest from human. About three hundred years before the present, there was a youthful noble necromancer wizard who excelled in his craft, outcompeting even experienced wizards in his tiny lifespan. Others told him to stop here, as too powerful necromancers have been the downfall of civilizations. They kept books and tomes from him that would let him unlock this power… so he decided to find another way to get it. He contacted a being from the far realm… and it sent down a parasite, an eldritch being that fused him and it together. Reborn as an eldritch lich, he fell the noble house he was apart of and continued his research, slowly losing his mind to the parasite. Eventually, the parasite took full control and it opened a portal to the far realm underneath the ruined manor, establishing the Baronies. To this day, the red Baron and its eldritch servants occupy that manor and work towards some unseen goal, presumably world domination.

 Wow...bro, I struggle with like making the classic powerful wizard gone wrong scenario sounding good, but you nailed it man. That's pretty cool, though the name is slightly misleading to the untrained ear lol pr at lease with VitrusW mentioning peanuts references, that's where my mind was, though I figured it wouldn't be that lol

 Darn it, I forgot to explain the red part of the red Baron’s name, I forgot to do that.

the red Baron has two forms, the previously described sort of human one, and then a terrifying blood soaked tentacle horror in the grim approximation of a person. It’s named after the blood covering it when it’s done dealing with its enemies.