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	===Forest Folk===		===Forest Folk===
	*'''Dryads''' are lead by the wraiths, who act as druidic spiritual leaders and chieftains. Back in the day, they were the civilians, peaceful caretakers, gardeners and surrogate mothers to orphaned animals. In the Age of Myth it was extremely rare for them to be called to war. The Forest Folk who were not capable of war were driven extinct more or less by the forces of Nurgle, however. For many, life is very nomadic. Constant bouts of fleeing and hiding from the forces of Chaos. They're VERY mercurial as positive qualities among the survivors, such as joy and cheer, faded as they fought to stay alive. Sing a lot. Dryads as part of the living body that is the forest are best described akin to an immunity system and wound healing enzymes. They care for the flora and fauna with loving care, to heal the wounds time and Chaos have dealt to their home. Yet if an intruder is detected (and ~~you~~ will) they switch and act like white blood cells. You are the virus, the forest is the body, and the Dryad is your doom. This is an instinctual behaviour and they don't personally hate you, just as little as the leukocytes when they embrace the virus in order to protect the body.		*'''Dryads''' are lead by the wraiths, who act as druidic spiritual leaders and chieftains. Back in the day, they were the civilians, peaceful caretakers, gardeners and surrogate mothers to orphaned animals. In the Age of Myth it was extremely rare for them to be called to war. The Forest Folk who were not capable of war were driven extinct more or less by the forces of Nurgle, however. For many, life is very nomadic. Constant bouts of fleeing and hiding from the forces of Chaos. They're VERY mercurial as positive qualities among the survivors, such as joy and cheer, faded as they fought to stay alive. Sing a lot. Dryads as part of the living body that is the forest are best described akin to an immunity system and wound healing enzymes. They care for the flora and fauna with loving care, to heal the wounds time and Chaos have dealt to their home. Yet if an intruder is detected (and the will) they switch and act like white blood cells. You are the virus, the forest is the body, and the Dryad is your doom. This is an instinctual behaviour and they don't personally hate you, just as little as the leukocytes when they embrace the virus in order to protect the body.
	*'''Branchwraiths''' are matriarchal and maternal figures. They're the primary "nodes" of the sylvaneth's song. a sort of mass communication method of the race. Among these teeming armies stand the branchwraiths, sorcerers who can rouse the woods themselves to fight alongside the Sylvaneth. Enchanted oaks burst from the ground and vines move among the enemy like venomous snakes. When not at war, they are absoloutely crucial for the Sylvaneths survival, as they are the primary care takers of the ~~soulpd~~ groves, the nursery and birthplace of all Sylvaneth. Like mothers they guide their wandering daughters in case a Dryad gets lost. In terms of the social order, Branchwraiths are on par with the Treelords, heads of their respective branch.		*'''Branchwraiths''' are matriarchal and maternal figures. They're the primary "nodes" of the sylvaneth's song. a sort of mass communication method of the race. Among these teeming armies stand the branchwraiths, sorcerers who can rouse the woods themselves to fight alongside the Sylvaneth. Enchanted oaks burst from the ground and vines move among the enemy like venomous snakes. When not at war, they are absoloutely crucial for the Sylvaneths survival, as they are the primary care takers of the soulpod groves, the nursery and birthplace of all Sylvaneth. Like mothers they guide their wandering daughters in case a Dryad gets lost. In terms of the social order, Branchwraiths are on par with the Treelords, heads of their respective branch.
	Forest Folk never carry a Lamentiri in their bodies, but particularly old and battle-experienced Wraiths take a leaf out of the Noble Spirits way of life, echoing their greatness.		Forest Folk never carry a Lamentiri in their bodies, but particularly old and battle-experienced Wraiths take a leaf out of the Noble Spirits way of life, echoing their greatness.

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	Seeing that her opportunity had come she and her followers enacted a great ritual that would channel life magic throughout the realms to help heal it after the calamity of the Necroquake. Sensing what the Sylvaneth were doing the Beastman staged a mass invasion of the ritual site to try to halt it. However they were unable to get past the Sylvaneth in time and Allarielles "Life Quake" rippled throughout Ghyran and the other realms brining Life into acendency. This also led to the Oak of Ages past being reborn in Ghyran, growing into a mighty tree again as a symbol of life throughout the cosmos. However, this did not all go off without a hitch. The magical shockwave of the ritual was the last straw needed to finally free the Destruction God Kragnos from his prison (the Necroquake had already weakened it previously). And now the realms were now forced to once again have to endure the rampage of the End of Empires. Who's very presence was whipping up the forces of destruction into an even greater frenzy.		Seeing that her opportunity had come she and her followers enacted a great ritual that would channel life magic throughout the realms to help heal it after the calamity of the Necroquake. Sensing what the Sylvaneth were doing the Beastman staged a mass invasion of the ritual site to try to halt it. However they were unable to get past the Sylvaneth in time and Allarielles "Life Quake" rippled throughout Ghyran and the other realms brining Life into acendency. This also led to the Oak of Ages past being reborn in Ghyran, growing into a mighty tree again as a symbol of life throughout the cosmos. However, this did not all go off without a hitch. The magical shockwave of the ritual was the last straw needed to finally free the Destruction God Kragnos from his prison (the Necroquake had already weakened it previously). And now the realms were now forced to once again have to endure the rampage of the End of Empires. Who's very presence was whipping up the forces of destruction into an even greater frenzy.

	Allarielle subsequently had a chat with Teclis informing him of current events and dropping the big reveal that some kind of death taint still clung to him since his fight with Nagash, which seemed to diminish while he was in her ~~presnence~~.		Allarielle subsequently had a chat with Teclis informing him of current events and dropping the big reveal that some kind of death taint still clung to him since his fight with Nagash, which seemed to diminish while he was in her presence.

	==The Glades==		==The Glades==

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Forest Folk

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	===Forest Folk===		===Forest Folk===
	*'''Dryads''' are lead by the wraiths, who act as druidic spiritual leaders and chieftains. Back in the day, they were the civilians, peaceful caretakers, gardeners and surrogate mothers to orphaned animals. In the Age of Myth it was extremely rare for them to be called to war. The Forest Folk who were not capable of war were driven extinct more or less by the forces of Nurgle, however. For many, life is very nomadic. Constant bouts of fleeing and hiding from the forces of Chaos. They're VERY mercurial as positive qualities among the survivors, such as joy and cheer, faded as they fought to stay alive. Sing a lot. Dryads as part of the living body that is the forest are best described akin to an immunity system and wound healing enzymes. They care for the flora and fauna with loving care, to heal the wounds time and Chaos have dealt to their home. Yet if an intruder is detected (and you will) they switch and act like white blood cells. You are the virus, the forest is the body, and the Dryad is your doom. This is an instinctual behaviour and they ~~dont~~ personally hate you, just as little as the leukocytes when they embrace the virus in order to protect the body.		*'''Dryads''' are lead by the wraiths, who act as druidic spiritual leaders and chieftains. Back in the day, they were the civilians, peaceful caretakers, gardeners and surrogate mothers to orphaned animals. In the Age of Myth it was extremely rare for them to be called to war. The Forest Folk who were not capable of war were driven extinct more or less by the forces of Nurgle, however. For many, life is very nomadic. Constant bouts of fleeing and hiding from the forces of Chaos. They're VERY mercurial as positive qualities among the survivors, such as joy and cheer, faded as they fought to stay alive. Sing a lot. Dryads as part of the living body that is the forest are best described akin to an immunity system and wound healing enzymes. They care for the flora and fauna with loving care, to heal the wounds time and Chaos have dealt to their home. Yet if an intruder is detected (and you will) they switch and act like white blood cells. You are the virus, the forest is the body, and the Dryad is your doom. This is an instinctual behaviour and they don't personally hate you, just as little as the leukocytes when they embrace the virus in order to protect the body.
	*'''Branchwraiths''' are matriarchal and maternal figures. They're the primary "nodes" of the sylvaneth's song. a sort of mass communication method of the race. Among these teeming armies stand the branchwraiths, sorcerers who can rouse the woods themselves to fight alongside the Sylvaneth. Enchanted oaks burst from the ground and vines move among the enemy like venomous snakes. When not at war, they are absoloutely crucial for the Sylvaneths survival, as they are the primary care takers of the soulpd groves, the nursery and birthplace of all Sylvaneth. Like mothers they guide their wandering daughters in case a Dryad gets lost. In terms of the social order, Branchwraiths are on par with the Treelords, heads of their respective branch.		*'''Branchwraiths''' are matriarchal and maternal figures. They're the primary "nodes" of the sylvaneth's song. a sort of mass communication method of the race. Among these teeming armies stand the branchwraiths, sorcerers who can rouse the woods themselves to fight alongside the Sylvaneth. Enchanted oaks burst from the ground and vines move among the enemy like venomous snakes. When not at war, they are absoloutely crucial for the Sylvaneths survival, as they are the primary care takers of the soulpd groves, the nursery and birthplace of all Sylvaneth. Like mothers they guide their wandering daughters in case a Dryad gets lost. In terms of the social order, Branchwraiths are on par with the Treelords, heads of their respective branch.
	Forest Folk never carry a Lamentiri in their bodies, but particularly old and battle-experienced Wraiths take a leaf out of the Noble Spirits way of life, echoing their greatness.		Forest Folk never carry a Lamentiri in their bodies, but particularly old and battle-experienced Wraiths take a leaf out of the Noble Spirits way of life, echoing their greatness.

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Soulbound

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	*'''Heartwood:''' In ages past, this glade suffered severe losses in returning the spear of Kurnoth, god of the hunt beloved consort of their goddess. The Sylvaneth of the modern day seek to embody the heroes of the past and often do so in the battlefield. This has led them to being as open-minded to allying with other races as Oakenbrow Glade. Often, these Sylvaneth join the Soulbound in either further emulating their god or in hopes of resurrecting him - and they will push their humanoid colleagues to reach these heights. Heroes of the Heartwood Glade can call the Wild Hunt once per battle. For this turn, you and your nearby allies improve your Melee and Speed by one step, but degrade your Defense by one step.		*'''Heartwood:''' In ages past, this glade suffered severe losses in returning the spear of Kurnoth, god of the hunt beloved consort of their goddess. The Sylvaneth of the modern day seek to embody the heroes of the past and often do so in the battlefield. This has led them to being as open-minded to allying with other races as Oakenbrow Glade. Often, these Sylvaneth join the Soulbound in either further emulating their god or in hopes of resurrecting him - and they will push their humanoid colleagues to reach these heights. Heroes of the Heartwood Glade can call the Wild Hunt once per battle. For this turn, you and your nearby allies improve your Melee and Speed by one step, but degrade your Defense by one step.

	In the corebook, Sylvaneth Soulbound have access to three Archetypes; the '''Branchwych''', the '''Kurnoth Hunter''' and the '''Tree-Revenant Waypiper'''. The ''Champions of Order'' splatbook adds the '''Spite-Revenant''' Archetype while the ''~~Age~~ of the Beast'' introduces the '''Warsong Revenant''' Archetype.		In the corebook, Sylvaneth Soulbound have access to three Archetypes; the '''Branchwych''', the '''Kurnoth Hunter''' and the '''Tree-Revenant Waypiper'''. The ''Champions of Order'' splatbook adds the '''Spite-Revenant''' Archetype while the ''Era of the Beast'' introduces the '''Warsong Revenant''' Archetype.

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1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* Soulbound */

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Soulbound

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	*'''Heartwood:''' In ages past, this glade suffered severe losses in returning the spear of Kurnoth, god of the hunt beloved consort of their goddess. The Sylvaneth of the modern day seek to embody the heroes of the past and often do so in the battlefield. This has led them to being as open-minded to allying with other races as Oakenbrow Glade. Often, these Sylvaneth join the Soulbound in either further emulating their god or in hopes of resurrecting him - and they will push their humanoid colleagues to reach these heights. Heroes of the Heartwood Glade can call the Wild Hunt once per battle. For this turn, you and your nearby allies improve your Melee and Speed by one step, but degrade your Defense by one step.		*'''Heartwood:''' In ages past, this glade suffered severe losses in returning the spear of Kurnoth, god of the hunt beloved consort of their goddess. The Sylvaneth of the modern day seek to embody the heroes of the past and often do so in the battlefield. This has led them to being as open-minded to allying with other races as Oakenbrow Glade. Often, these Sylvaneth join the Soulbound in either further emulating their god or in hopes of resurrecting him - and they will push their humanoid colleagues to reach these heights. Heroes of the Heartwood Glade can call the Wild Hunt once per battle. For this turn, you and your nearby allies improve your Melee and Speed by one step, but degrade your Defense by one step.

	In the corebook, Sylvaneth Soulbound have access to three Archetypes; the '''Branchwych''', the '''Kurnoth Hunter''' and the '''Tree-Revenant Waypiper'''. The ''Champions of Order'' splatbook adds the '''Spite-Revenant''' Archetype.		In the corebook, Sylvaneth Soulbound have access to three Archetypes; the '''Branchwych''', the '''Kurnoth Hunter''' and the '''Tree-Revenant Waypiper'''. The ''Champions of Order'' splatbook adds the '''Spite-Revenant''' Archetype while the ''Age of the Beast'' introduces the '''Warsong Revenant''' Archetype.

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	[[Category:Wood Elves]]		[[Category:Wood Elves]]