The Elven Four

The Elven Four are Folk heroes of elven History and Religion. It is said that all of them died in a conflict long ago but were so powerful, they have followers up to this day. The four were specialized forces, each focusing on a different part of elven society. They served the king of Aravail, whatever this means.

Every hero wears 2 magical items still existent to this day. The Items worn by thes ancient heroes can be found in the item list of the Stormlands.

The Members of The Elven Four (History or Religion DC 15)

The Fighter, Dundrel

A legendary hero of High elven religion, known for his unblockable strikes. The Rapier in his right hand crackles with lighning, a weapon of legend.. He is represented having a slender figure, a master crafted, black half plate worn just by nobility and a stern face expression. His left hand is usually empty but sometimes he is portrayed with a large ruby scale in hand. This character stands for Leadership, bravery and honor. A Golden Plate beneath the drawing sais: The King said - Matha Dundriel - Fight our enemys and leave non alive that does not hold our blood.

- The weapon crackeling with lighning, Smith tools DC 15: This Rapier is called lightning, and it is said to be unblockable.

- The Black Half Plate, History DC 15: The armor reminds you of depictions of the highest form of nobility. It seems like kings and princess in the rest of the world use many of the defining features to be noticed as a person of the most noble status. This must be a King or at least a prince.

The Hunter, Faramir

"The Hunter, Faromir", a hero of ancient, high Elf lore. It is said that her bow shoots the lightning of truth, revealing any lie and/or secret. She is represented by a hooded Elf with a bow carved out of bone on the back and a quiver at the side filled with very large arrows, armored in fine leather armor. The face is covered in shadow so that it is impossible to see the face. The representations usually show a completely blank face instead. It stands for righteous retribution, dedication and truth. A Bronze Plate beneath thedrawing sais: The King said - Fara - Hunt the name I give and end it.

- The Mask, Weaver's Tools DC 15: Hood of Remorse, a red garmont blackening out the face of the wearer. It is a cursed headpiece but one that is known to be chosen by the wearer. It protects your identity, muffles your voice and stands for the path of retribution, regret and the will to reclaim honor.

- The Bow Boneclaw, Nature DC 15: The Terrasque's Nail, A weapon forged from the claw of a Tarrasque. It is very hard to pull and thus needs a strong archer to wield it since it's arrow seems to find their target by brute strengh. This bow is said to be able to fire "heavy bone arrows", made of the remainders of the beast it was carved from and being as powerful as a strike of the beast itself.

The Defender, Varyon

The Guardians of Knowledge, said to be the defenders of secrets. He is represented by a braught shouldered, heavily armored figure with an arcane Bo-Staff on the back and a bearded book connected to his belt. His massive arms are resting at the side of this massive individual, relaxed like nothing could beat him. He represents strength, obedience and trust. A silver plate beneath the drawing reads: The king said - Varya - Protect what I order you to.

- The Magical Bo-Staff, Woodworking Dc 15: This staff is known to strike those who can't be struck. The magical signs on it turn a strike of this weapon into pure magical energy. It is said to be able of restoring magical power to the owner if needed.

- The book of lost History, History DC 15: This book is legendary for some and just rubbish for others. It is said to have all the answeres but it can just be accessed by those who trust in the value of studying it over and over again.

The Hidden, Esgalad

The Trader, representation of the common folk. Dressed in simple clothing and hands opened in front of him facing upwards, ready to receive a gift by those in power or showing that he has nothing to hide. The Trader is wearing a glamorous cape created by master weavers and fine leather boots worthy of a noble man. He finds greatness in simplicity and is seen as the prime example for society. It is said that the success of a kingdom rests on those who are able to lift it up. He stands for potential, believe and a silver tongue. A copper plate beneath the drawing reads: The king said - Esgal - Hide what I present you.

- Glamorous cape, DC 15 weaver's tools: A glamorous cape that hides any roughed up clothing worn beneath it. Created by the most skilled of the weaver's craft this cape increases the social potential of the wearer.

- Studded leather boots, DC 15 Leather working tools: A pair of fine boots of studded leather in a dark brownish color. These boots are said to be the footwear of tradesmen of long forgotten times. It is said they are the most comfortable shoes ever created, increasing the speed of the wearer for they fit better than a second skin.

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