Editing Man O' War (section)

====High Elves====
The masters of the Warhammer seas. Massive ships with both speed and fire power, squadrons of smaller vessels perfect for harassing enemies, and access to dragons make them a force to be feared upon the ocean...although they’re no longer as invincible as they once thought.
*'''Dragonship:''' Vessels so beautiful and legendary that even the nobles have to duel for the right of crewing one. They are made from Starwood (magical, very light and strong glittering wood) from Anhara Draconis, a mythical forest with huge trees that was burned by the Dark Elves during the Sundering. They're irreplaceable treasures by themselves, and epic songs are composed when one is lost. They have two enormous metal blades in the prow, hardened with magic and dragonfire, that can slice whole ships in half.
*'''Eagleship:''' Swift and elegant ships with sails ensorcelled and woven from spidersilk and the hair of shriven Elven Priestesses, try to surpass that. Also, the hull is made from a single living trunk of a Starwood tree, magically shaped and kept alive. The masts are the branches of said tree!
*'''Hawkship:''' Lightning-fast boats made to counter Norse raiders. Still noble and enchanting and works of art and all that, they're High Elves ships after all. They use Eagle Claw bolt throwers for attacking.
*'''War Eagle:''' You know what these are; if not, go read the [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/High_Elves_(Warhammer_Fantasy)#Rare High Elves] article, or [[The Lord of the Rings]].
*'''Dragon Rider:''' Yes, the High Elves take dragons to their sea battles. Seems fair, don't you think? They operate from the coasts and maritime fortresses, unlike in [[Dreadfleet]], where there is a ship that houses dragons by itself. I kid you not!