Role

Chapter 1

Thalendor was born in Evermoon Hollow. His Father is a guard of Evermoon,
and his mother works in the armory making moonstone leather armor for their
kin. Evermoon prospers with commerce and trade with far lands and people.
In addition to the traditional Wood-elf adventuring guilds, there are also
many more guild represented in Evermoon. Growing up in such a wonderous
place was great for Thalendor. He was able to observe many races as they
visited and he loved wandering around in the woods near Evermoon. Travelers
would often visit Mushroom Tree tavern for a meal and a drink before heading
into the mountains on their long trip back to civilisation. Some of he
visitors he observed, he was wary of, like the guards that came with the
bankers. Their stories he overheard were crude discussions of Hamsah
brothels and blooding killings they had watched in the gladiator arenas.
When Thalendor came of age he was Guilded to the Druids. Blessed with
newfound spirit, Thalendor started his journey learning ways to help plants
and animals survive, with the help of the Gods.One of the first skills to
learn was Herbal Medicine, the Guild Master took his young students into the
woods of Ar'atouldain to show them which plants and herbs had healing
qualities, and which ones to avoid. The whistle of the cross bow bolt was the
first they knew of attack. It thudded into the chest of the young Wood-elf
next to Thalendor. The battle was fierce, the master felling a half dozen
attackers before he was slain, and the remaining students, including
Thalendor were overwhelmed. For many months Thalendor was kept prisoner in
Velkyn Oloth. Shackled to the wall, and beaten his spirit was strong, and
could not be broken. The guards took delight in using iron shackles,
watching the metal burn into the skin of the elf. Thalendor lost track of
time, weary and delusional with lack of food and water.Eventually some
guards entered his cell, and dragged him, along with the other remaining
prisoners, up to the courtyard where there was a waiting train of caged
wagons.Leaving the forests behind, the traveled west through the mountains.
slowly gained strength as the prisoners were being fed on the
journey.