Post by trojun on May 5, 2010 20:23:52 GMT -5
Ok here is the Eladrin Wizard I made to play. It is in fact a female (no Jaja that doesn't mean I will cyber you) and I made her level 2 per Q's previous suggestion.
Little bit of Background
Miragil Silivir is a 16 year old Eladrin from the city of Tel'Mithrim. The Eladrin (also known as high elves or moon elves) are close cousins to the elves of Jörd and the City of Tel'Mithrim lies between Wildewood and the Bay of Angels in the Feywild.
The Feywild and Tel'Mithrim exist out of phase with the rest of Jörd and during the day they cannot be seen at all. But at sunset the tall silver and white spires of Tel'Mithrim phase into view and the city can be entered from Jörd until it phases out again at dawn.
Miragil is the youngest child of a noble family of moderate standing in Tel'Mithrim. With 4 older brothers and 3 older sisters she has always been allowed to indulge her interest in magic and adventure free from the duties and responsibility expected of some of her older siblings.
As with practically all fledgling wizards, she has outgrown her apprenticeship to her previous teacher and seeks to expand her knowledge and master her power through her own adventures. Much the same way that stories say Sir Alphonso Levix VIII of the Champions of Jörd did whom she admires as a Legend.
Little bit of Background
Miragil Silivir is a 16 year old Eladrin from the city of Tel'Mithrim. The Eladrin (also known as high elves or moon elves) are close cousins to the elves of Jörd and the City of Tel'Mithrim lies between Wildewood and the Bay of Angels in the Feywild.
The Feywild and Tel'Mithrim exist out of phase with the rest of Jörd and during the day they cannot be seen at all. But at sunset the tall silver and white spires of Tel'Mithrim phase into view and the city can be entered from Jörd until it phases out again at dawn.
Miragil is the youngest child of a noble family of moderate standing in Tel'Mithrim. With 4 older brothers and 3 older sisters she has always been allowed to indulge her interest in magic and adventure free from the duties and responsibility expected of some of her older siblings.
As with practically all fledgling wizards, she has outgrown her apprenticeship to her previous teacher and seeks to expand her knowledge and master her power through her own adventures. Much the same way that stories say Sir Alphonso Levix VIII of the Champions of Jörd did whom she admires as a Legend.
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