Elvish Lord

Succession among the Elvish nobility is a highly structured process determined by a number of stringent constraints. The future leaders of the elves have the difficult task of governing the three-fold aspects of Elvish society: warriors and rangers who defend the forests, peaceable civilians who shy away from combat altogether, and the collective group of healers and mystics who study the art of faerie magic. Being able to reconcile the differences between these factions and effectively lead their people requires considerable personal merit and a deep understanding of all elves, be they warrior, mystic, or pacifist.

Many elves begin training in archery and swordsmanship from a young age, and especially promising adolescent boys of appropriate lineage are selected to study under Enchantresses who have mastered the mystic arts. Since the nature of faerie magic lends itself more to female elves than to male elves, only the most talented learn to temper the volatile way of the faerie and connect themselves to the world of the arcane. Those who prove their personal mettle in swordsmanship and sorcery must then learn to apply their newfound powers wisely, for violent conflict is something never to be taken lightly, and just because a battle can be won does not mean it should be fought in the first place. Reconciling potent combat prowess with diplomatic restraint is difficult for most, but those who can do so are granted the title of Lord and become the next generation of Elvish leadership.

Special Notes (1.14-style, please update to the new list format to avoid duplicates):This unit has magical attacks, which always have a high chance of hitting an opponent.This unit’s arcane attack deals tremendous damage to magical creatures, and even some to mundane creatures.

Information

Attacks (damage × count)

	sword	blade	6 × 3	melee	(enchanted)
	faerie fire	arcane	8 × 3	ranged	(magical)

Resistances

	blade	0%			pierce	0%
	impact	0%			fire	0%
	cold	0%			arcane	-10%