History on the Rooftop: Mountain Elves - Revision history

EVYNTINE: /* Location & Audience */

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Location & Audience

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	'''[[Shoan_a_Sidelkuloa\|Shoan a Sidelkuloa, Outdoor Stage]] '''		'''[[Shoan_a_Sidelkuloa\|Shoan a Sidelkuloa, Outdoor Stage]] '''

	The simple stage consists of a raised platform of wood planks. Lanterns provide light for nighttime performances. You also see ~~a tapered cutlass, an enormous fiery fissure, a stone seat, a stone seat and~~ a door.		The simple stage consists of a raised platform of wood planks. Lanterns provide light for nighttime performances. You also see a door.

	Also here: Veteran Apprentice Anuril, Mountain Lord [[Ezerak]], Philomath [[Miskton]], Heart Tender [[Kethrai]], Devotee [[Emryn]], Tylanni, Priestess Jaelia who is emanating a benevolent holy aura, Useff, Life Weaver [[Ysilda]], Enduring Mhikal, Primal Lady Zalinyar, Lunar Princess [[Angel]], Warlord Oogamooga who is sitting, Frost Princess [[Nemy]] who is sitting, Zyros who has a stony visage, Apollys and Truthseeker [[Elurora]].		Also here: Veteran Apprentice Anuril, Mountain Lord [[Ezerak]], Philomath [[Miskton]], Heart Tender [[Kethrai]], Devotee [[Emryn]], Tylanni, Priestess Jaelia who is emanating a benevolent holy aura, Useff, Life Weaver [[Ysilda]], Enduring Mhikal, Primal Lady Zalinyar, Lunar Princess [[Angel]], Warlord Oogamooga who is sitting, Frost Princess [[Nemy]] who is sitting, Zyros who has a stony visage, Apollys and Truthseeker [[Elurora]].

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The Dwarven Version of History

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	== The Dwarven Version of History ==		== The Dwarven Version of History ==

	[[Ayrell]] says, "Next, I will move to tell the version of the story as it is described by the Dwarves. The most prominent account of this recitation can be found within the Hibarnhvidar library in Forfedhdar. A book written to showcase the story as told by the one Hrakisi Viikelen."		[[Ayrell]] says, "Next, I will move to tell the version of the story as it is described by the Dwarves. The most prominent account of this recitation can be found within the [[Hibarnhvidar]] library in [[Forfedhdar]]. A book written to showcase the story as told by the one Hrakisi Viikelen."

	=== Hrakisi Viikelen ===		=== Hrakisi Viikelen ===

	[[Ayrell]] says, "So, what can I tell you of Hrakisi Viikelen? Sadly... not nearly as much as I was able to tell you of Matron Selidhn. According to the book in Hibarnhvidar, Hrakisi was a bard of Dwarven descent. Beyond that, I have been unable to find any additional information to confirm where Hrakisi heard the tale. All I can say is that it is written and bears little resemblance to the story as told by Matron Selidhn. Though, to be fair, Matron Selidhn states in her book that the Dwarves have a version of the tale all their own. Out of fairness to both sides, I shall share that story now."		[[Ayrell]] says, "So, what can I tell you of Hrakisi Viikelen? Sadly... not nearly as much as I was able to tell you of Matron [[Selidhn]]. According to the book in Hibarnhvidar, Hrakisi was a bard of Dwarven descent. Beyond that, I have been unable to find any additional information to confirm where Hrakisi heard the tale. All I can say is that it is written and bears little resemblance to the story as told by Matron [[Selidhn]]. Though, to be fair, Matron [[Selidhn]] states in her book that the Dwarves have a version of the tale all their own. Out of fairness to both sides, I shall share that story now."

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	=== The Dwarves Flee [[Garnedhren]] ===		=== The Dwarves Flee [[Garnedhren]] ===

	[[Ayrell]] says, "It was while leading his people through the plains that [[Hvalig]] and the other Dwarves came upon a group of young [[Wind Elves]] who had recently left their Clan in search of a less stifling way of life. Their leader was identified as a young woman by the name of [[Tivhiri]]. Given the tension between Elves and Dwarves, [[Hvalig]] expected the Elves to react violently to their presence in the plains. Instead, [[Tivhiri]] and her people approached in peace."		[[Ayrell]] says, "It was while leading his people through the plains that [[Hvalig]] and the other Dwarves came upon a group of young [[Wind Elves]] who had recently left their Clan in search of a less stifling way of life. Their leader was identified as a young woman by the name of Tivhiri. Given the tension between Elves and Dwarves, [[Hvalig]] expected the Elves to react violently to their presence in the plains. Instead, Tivhiri and her people approached in peace."

	=== The Alliance ===		=== The Alliance ===

	[[Ayrell]] says, "After some conversation, [[Hvalig]] and [[Tivhiri]] formed a pact of friendship. Both leaders were young and had no reason to cling to any personal animosity toward each other's race based on the troubles of their ancestors. So, instead, they decided to work together in formulating a plan in which they would return to the [[Dragonspine Mountains]] and defeat the [[Blackfire Cabal]]. With the magic and archery skill of the Elves combined the power of the Dwarves, they believed victory would be theirs. And, in exchange for the Elves' assistance, the Dwarves would offer the Elves a new home in [[Garnedhren]] where they could start the new life they sought."		[[Ayrell]] says, "After some conversation, [[Hvalig]] and Tivhiri formed a pact of friendship. Both leaders were young and had no reason to cling to any personal animosity toward each other's race based on the troubles of their ancestors. So, instead, they decided to work together in formulating a plan in which they would return to the [[Dragonspine Mountains]] and defeat the [[Blackfire Cabal]]. With the magic and archery skill of the Elves combined the power of the Dwarves, they believed victory would be theirs. And, in exchange for the Elves' assistance, the Dwarves would offer the Elves a new home in [[Garnedhren]] where they could start the new life they sought."

	[[Ayrell]] says, "According to Hrakisi, they did not depart right away. Too many of [[Hvalig]]'s people had been wounded while many others suffered from the strain of the journey that led them to the plains, requiring rest and healing before they could return. Over the span of a few years, the wounded Dwarves convalesced while the others forged weapons and armor in preparation for the impending battle."		[[Ayrell]] says, "According to Hrakisi, they did not depart right away. Too many of [[Hvalig]]'s people had been wounded while many others suffered from the strain of the journey that led them to the plains, requiring rest and healing before they could return. Over the span of a few years, the wounded Dwarves convalesced while the others forged weapons and armor in preparation for the impending battle."
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	[[Ayrell]] says, "As the Dwarves worked to reconstruct [[Garnedhren]], the Elves scoured the plains, hunting for food to sustain themselves and their newly acquired allies. In addition to the original city, a new section was designed specifically with the Elves in mind, utilizing a style of architecture [[Hvalig]] devised himself. More graceful than the traditional style and even more elegant. It is said [[Hvalig]] wanted it to be perfect for the Elves, as an expression of his gratitude for their friendship and aid."		[[Ayrell]] says, "As the Dwarves worked to reconstruct [[Garnedhren]], the Elves scoured the plains, hunting for food to sustain themselves and their newly acquired allies. In addition to the original city, a new section was designed specifically with the Elves in mind, utilizing a style of architecture [[Hvalig]] devised himself. More graceful than the traditional style and even more elegant. It is said [[Hvalig]] wanted it to be perfect for the Elves, as an expression of his gratitude for their friendship and aid."

	[[Ayrell]] says, "Life was like a paradise for the Dwarves and Elves of [[Garnedhren]]. For many years, they lived together in harmony, teaching each other the skills of their respective races. The Dwarves learned the Elven music and magic while the Elves were taught how to mine, shaping the rock and forging metals. In time, King [[Hvalig]] and [[Tivhiri]] grew old, but their friendship never faltered, leading their people through this time of peace."		[[Ayrell]] says, "Life was like a paradise for the Dwarves and Elves of [[Garnedhren]]. For many years, they lived together in harmony, teaching each other the skills of their respective races. The Dwarves learned the Elven music and magic while the Elves were taught how to mine, shaping the rock and forging metals. In time, King [[Hvalig]] and Tivhiri grew old, but their friendship never faltered, leading their people through this time of peace."

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	[[Ayrell]] sighs.		[[Ayrell]] sighs.

	[[Ayrell]] says, "But it was [[Tivhiri]]'s children Hrakisi described as being the dark hearts of the Elves. Twins. One male and one female. The daughter was said to be the most fearsome warrior in all of [[Garnedhren]] while the son was said to be frail in body but ruthless and cruel of mind, armed with the knowledge of Alchemy at his disposal. These children were known as [[Morganae]] and [[Lenizhir]]."		[[Ayrell]] says, "But it was Tivhiri's children Hrakisi described as being the dark hearts of the Elves. Twins. One male and one female. The daughter was said to be the most fearsome warrior in all of [[Garnedhren]] while the son was said to be frail in body but ruthless and cruel of mind, armed with the knowledge of Alchemy at his disposal. These children were known as [[Morganae]] and [[Lenizhir]]."

	[[Ayrell]] says, "In the words of Hrakisi, the twins were envious of the Dwarves, believing the wealth enjoyed by King [[Hvalig]] and his people somehow should have belonged to the Elves. Hrakisi also claims the twins felt it unfair that the Dwarves kept a larger portion of [[Garnedhren]] for themselves, compared to that which was granted to the Elves. The bard even goes so far as to say the twins felt anger toward their own mother for choosing to live among the Dwarves while turning her back on the traditions of their own people."		[[Ayrell]] says, "In the words of Hrakisi, the twins were envious of the Dwarves, believing the wealth enjoyed by King [[Hvalig]] and his people somehow should have belonged to the Elves. Hrakisi also claims the twins felt it unfair that the Dwarves kept a larger portion of [[Garnedhren]] for themselves, compared to that which was granted to the Elves. The bard even goes so far as to say the twins felt anger toward their own mother for choosing to live among the Dwarves while turning her back on the traditions of their own people."
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	=== The Uprising ===		=== The Uprising ===

	[[Ayrell]] says, "Still, it was not enough, and the Elves - including the twins - were eventually cast into cells. It was then that [[Morganae]] began her efforts anew to convince the other Elves to fight. [[Tivhiri]], however, was opposed to this path and those who remained loyal to her resisted [[Morganae]]'s pleas. According to Hrakisi, [[Tivhiri]] died rather suddenly in her sleep, after which [[Morganae]] was chosen as the new leader of the Elves and the resistance to her and [[Lenizhir]]'s plans began to wane."		[[Ayrell]] says, "Still, it was not enough, and the Elves - including the twins - were eventually cast into cells. It was then that [[Morganae]] began her efforts anew to convince the other Elves to fight. Tivhiri, however, was opposed to this path and those who remained loyal to her resisted [[Morganae]]'s pleas. According to Hrakisi, Tivhiri died rather suddenly in her sleep, after which [[Morganae]] was chosen as the new leader of the Elves and the resistance to her and [[Lenizhir]]'s plans began to wane."

	[[Ayrell]] gazes up at the sky.		[[Ayrell]] gazes up at the sky.

EVYNTINE: /* The Lure */

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The Lure

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	=== The Lure ===		=== The Lure ===

	[[Ayrell]] says, "While that is not the tale of the [[Mountain Elves]], it is pertinent to the story, which I shall elaborate upon now. Matron [[Selidhn]] describes the history of the Mountain Elves as the most sorrowful of all the clans. For, you see... the Mountain Elves did not always reside in seclusion within the Mountains. Quite the contrary, they were an offshoot of the [[Wind Elves]] before Fate stepped in to change their lives as they knew it."		[[Ayrell]] says, "While that is not the tale of the [[Mountain Elves]], it is pertinent to the story, which I shall elaborate upon now. Matron [[Selidhn]] describes the history of the [[Mountain Elves]] as the most sorrowful of all the clans. For, you see... the [[Mountain Elves]] did not always reside in seclusion within the Mountains. Quite the contrary, they were an offshoot of the [[Wind Elves]] before Fate stepped in to change their lives as they knew it."

	[[Ayrell]] says, "This is where the story of Father [[Keloryon]] and the Dwarves serves an important role in understanding what transpired. For it is said the Dwarves remained sore from their defeat at the hands of the Elves and saw this carefree group of Wind Elves as an opportunity to wreak their revenge."		[[Ayrell]] says, "This is where the story of Father [[Keloryon]] and the Dwarves serves an important role in understanding what transpired. For it is said the Dwarves remained sore from their defeat at the hands of the Elves and saw this carefree group of Wind Elves as an opportunity to wreak their revenge."

EVYNTINE at 08:05, 21 January 2023

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	She is wearing a delicate Elven gold choker dangling a swan-shaped Elamiri sapphire pendant, an exquisite gown of golden petalette bejeweled with Elamiri sapphire traceries, a spiraling lilac moonsilver engagement band crowned by a blue Elamiri sapphire, a lifesculpted moonsilver wedding band cradling a trillion-cut twilight sapphire, a gleaming silver signet ring bearing an intricate family seal, a braided silver sword belt inset with scintillating swan medallions and some golden petalette thigh boots adorned with faceted Elamiri sapphire swans.		She is wearing a delicate Elven gold choker dangling a swan-shaped Elamiri sapphire pendant, an exquisite gown of golden petalette bejeweled with Elamiri sapphire traceries, a spiraling lilac moonsilver engagement band crowned by a blue Elamiri sapphire, a lifesculpted moonsilver wedding band cradling a trillion-cut twilight sapphire, a gleaming silver signet ring bearing an intricate family seal, a braided silver sword belt inset with scintillating swan medallions and some golden petalette thigh boots adorned with faceted Elamiri sapphire swans.


	== Location & Audience ==		== Location & Audience ==

EVYNTINE: /* Conclusion */

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Conclusion

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	== Conclusion ==		== Conclusion ==

	[[Ayrell]] says, "In closing, I will say that this lecture is far from the entirety of history where the [[Mountain Elves]] are concerned. Although we have covered their origin, there is a great deal more to be said about their involvement in many prominent events of the past, not the least of which being the creation of the [[Crystal City]] in which we now stand. That, however, will have to be a story for another time."		[[Ayrell]] says, "In closing, I will say that this lecture is far from the entirety of history where the [[Mountain Elves]] are concerned. Although we have covered their origin, there is a great deal more to be said about their involvement in many prominent events of the past, not the least of which being the creation of the Crystal City in which we now stand. That, however, will have to be a story for another time."

	[[Ayrell]] says, "As always, I thank you all for attending and hope you have enjoyed the information presented."		[[Ayrell]] says, "As always, I thank you all for attending and hope you have enjoyed the information presented."

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Conclusion

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	== Conclusion ==		== Conclusion ==

	[[Ayrell]] says, "In closing, I will say that this lecture is far from the entirety of history where the Mountain Elves are concerned. Although we have covered their origin, there is a great deal more to be said about their involvement in many prominent events of the past, not the least of which being the creation of the Crystal City in which we now stand. That, however, will have to be a story for another time."		[[Ayrell]] says, "In closing, I will say that this lecture is far from the entirety of history where the [[Mountain Elves]] are concerned. Although we have covered their origin, there is a great deal more to be said about their involvement in many prominent events of the past, not the least of which being the creation of the [[Crystal City]] in which we now stand. That, however, will have to be a story for another time."

	[[Ayrell]] says, "As always, I thank you all for attending and hope you have enjoyed the information presented."		[[Ayrell]] says, "As always, I thank you all for attending and hope you have enjoyed the information presented."

EVYNTINE: /* A Clarification */

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A Clarification

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	== A Clarification ==		== A Clarification ==

	[[Ayrell]] says, "One last detail, before I bring this lecture to a close. When the request was made of me to present this history, a final question was asked for which I promised to provide an answer. The question was whether or not these "Dark Dwarves," or the [[Bone Elves]], themselves, played any role in the creation of the [[Dark Hand]] south of Shard. To this, I can answer... no. They did not. The [[Dark Hand]], or the "demon forest" as some may say, was created by the [[Dragon Priests]] as a breeding ground for their foul experiments, such as the [[adan'f]]. The Dark Dwarves are more commonly found in the [[Sea Caves]] of [[Aesry Surlaenis'a]]."		[[Ayrell]] says, "One last detail, before I bring this lecture to a close. When the request was made of me to present this history, a final question was asked for which I promised to provide an answer. The question was whether or not these "Dark Dwarves," or the [[Bone Elves]], themselves, played any role in the creation of the [[Dark Hand]] south of Shard. To this, I can answer... no. They did not. The [[Dark Hand]], or the "demon forest" as some may say, was created by the [[Dragon Priests]] as a breeding ground for their foul experiments, such as the [[adan'f]]. The Dark Dwarves are more commonly found in the Sea Caves of [[Aesry Surlaenis'a]]."

	== Conclusion ==		== Conclusion ==

EVYNTINE: /* The Bone Elves */

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The Bone Elves

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	[[Ayrell]] says, "It is said that the [[Bone Elves]] carry much of the anguish of the [[Mountain Elves]] from their suffering at the hands of the Dwarves but have converted that anguish into bitterness and hate. They are known to practice many of the forbidden magics - the dark magics - and remain enemies of the [[Mountain Elves]] to this day."		[[Ayrell]] says, "It is said that the [[Bone Elves]] carry much of the anguish of the [[Mountain Elves]] from their suffering at the hands of the Dwarves but have converted that anguish into bitterness and hate. They are known to practice many of the forbidden magics - the dark magics - and remain enemies of the [[Mountain Elves]] to this day."

	[[Ayrell]] says, "This coincides with what the Bard Hrakisi describes in their telling of the story. As Hrakisi elaborates, the Dwarves who survived the battle lived in wait of the day they could seek revenge on the Elves. When [[Sidhlot]] offered to teach them his dark magic, they accepted gleefully, despite knowing [[Sidhlot]] only sought to use them in his own fight against [[Morganae]]. The Dwarves were too blinded by their desire for revenge to deny the opportunity. They, however, were not prepared for the power this magic presented and were corrupted by it, becoming twisted shadows of their former selves known today as the "Dark Dwarves." Or, as they are more commonly referred to, the [[Elba ~~Darvagers~~]]."		[[Ayrell]] says, "This coincides with what the Bard Hrakisi describes in their telling of the story. As Hrakisi elaborates, the Dwarves who survived the battle lived in wait of the day they could seek revenge on the Elves. When [[Sidhlot]] offered to teach them his dark magic, they accepted gleefully, despite knowing [[Sidhlot]] only sought to use them in his own fight against [[Morganae]]. The Dwarves were too blinded by their desire for revenge to deny the opportunity. They, however, were not prepared for the power this magic presented and were corrupted by it, becoming twisted shadows of their former selves known today as the "Dark Dwarves." Or, as they are more commonly referred to, the [[Elba Darvager]]s."

	== A Clarification ==		== A Clarification ==

EVYNTINE: /* A Clarification */

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A Clarification

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	== A Clarification ==		== A Clarification ==

	[[Ayrell]] says, "One last detail, before I bring this lecture to a close. When the request was made of me to present this history, a final question was asked for which I promised to provide an answer. The question was whether or not these "Dark Dwarves," or the Bone Elves, themselves, played any role in the creation of the Dark Hand south of Shard. To this, I can answer... no. They did not. The Dark Hand, or the "demon forest" as some may say, was created by the Dragon Priests as a breeding ground for their foul experiments, such as the adan'f. The Dark Dwarves are more commonly found in the Sea Caves of Aesry Surlaenis'a."		[[Ayrell]] says, "One last detail, before I bring this lecture to a close. When the request was made of me to present this history, a final question was asked for which I promised to provide an answer. The question was whether or not these "Dark Dwarves," or the [[Bone Elves]], themselves, played any role in the creation of the [[Dark Hand]] south of Shard. To this, I can answer... no. They did not. The [[Dark Hand]], or the "demon forest" as some may say, was created by the [[Dragon Priests]] as a breeding ground for their foul experiments, such as the [[adan'f]]. The Dark Dwarves are more commonly found in the [[Sea Caves]] of [[Aesry Surlaenis'a]]."

	== Conclusion ==		== Conclusion ==

EVYNTINE: /* The Bone Elves */

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The Bone Elves

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	[[Ayrell]] says, "That is where one must review the details, research the credibility of each source, and decide where the truth may actually fall."		[[Ayrell]] says, "That is where one must review the details, research the credibility of each source, and decide where the truth may actually fall."

	== The Bone Elves ==		== The [[Bone Elves]] ==

	[[Ayrell]] says, "Additionally, there do remain a few other points I feel it necessary to include as part of this discussion. Another detail which both versions of the story appear to mostly agree upon. That being the offshoot of the Mountain Elves that came into existence following Morganae's rise to queen."		[[Ayrell]] says, "Additionally, there do remain a few other points I feel it necessary to include as part of this discussion. Another detail which both versions of the story appear to mostly agree upon. That being the offshoot of the [[Mountain Elves]] that came into existence following [[Morganae]]'s rise to queen."

	[[Ayrell]] says, "As one might imagine, not all of the Mountain Elves were in full support of Morganae as their leader. One such Elf, known by the name of Sidhlot, was one of the first to challenge her rule. According to Matron Selidhn, he despised Morganae for her power and the loyalty of her people which has protected her reign for so long. For this, he gathered those of like-mind to his own, and led them out of Elamiri, creating the Clan we know now as the Bone Elves."		[[Ayrell]] says, "As one might imagine, not all of the [[Mountain Elves]] were in full support of [[Morganae]] as their leader. One such Elf, known by the name of [[Sidhlot]], was one of the first to challenge her rule. According to Matron [[Selidhn]], [[Sidhlot]] despised [[Morganae]] for her power and the loyalty of her people which has protected her reign for so long. For this, he gathered those of like-mind to his own, and led them out of [[Elamiri]], creating the Clan we know now as the [[Bone Elves]]."

	[[Ayrell]] says, "It is said that the Bone Elves carry much of the anguish of the Mountain Elves from their suffering at the hands of the Dwarves but have converted that anguish into bitterness and hate. They are known to practice many of the forbidden magics - the dark magics - and remain enemies of the Mountain Elves to this day."		[[Ayrell]] says, "It is said that the [[Bone Elves]] carry much of the anguish of the [[Mountain Elves]] from their suffering at the hands of the Dwarves but have converted that anguish into bitterness and hate. They are known to practice many of the forbidden magics - the dark magics - and remain enemies of the [[Mountain Elves]] to this day."

	[[Ayrell]] says, "This coincides with what the Bard Hrakisi describes in their telling of the story. As Hrakisi elaborates, the Dwarves who survived the battle lived in wait of the day they could seek revenge on the Elves. When Sidhlot offered to teach them his dark magic, they accepted gleefully, despite knowing Sidhlot only sought to use them in his own fight against Morganae. The Dwarves were too blinded by their desire for revenge to deny the opportunity. They, however, were not prepared for the power this magic presented and were corrupted by it, becoming twisted shadows of their former selves known today as the "Dark Dwarves." Or, as they are more commonly referred to, the Elba Darvagers."		[[Ayrell]] says, "This coincides with what the Bard Hrakisi describes in their telling of the story. As Hrakisi elaborates, the Dwarves who survived the battle lived in wait of the day they could seek revenge on the Elves. When [[Sidhlot]] offered to teach them his dark magic, they accepted gleefully, despite knowing [[Sidhlot]] only sought to use them in his own fight against [[Morganae]]. The Dwarves were too blinded by their desire for revenge to deny the opportunity. They, however, were not prepared for the power this magic presented and were corrupted by it, becoming twisted shadows of their former selves known today as the "Dark Dwarves." Or, as they are more commonly referred to, the [[Elba Darvagers]]."

	== A Clarification ==		== A Clarification ==