Role

Chapter 2

Sedna Sandcoral grew up in her tribe among the Sea of Despair, an inland
sea, known for its unpredictable lightning, rains, and sandy jungle beaches.

While her tribe is wood-elf, it favors the reefs, shoals, and sands of their watery
habitat and rarely travels "inland" being a remote community more at home on water than land.

Not to be confused with sea elves or merians, Sedna's tribe does not breathe underwater
nor possess non wood-elf abilities other than an extreme familiarity with their watery home.

Sedna is a priestess of the sea for her tribe. A druid, with the power to call tsunamis
torrential rain and lightning, and a love and respect for all the sea's creatures.

While only one or two priestesses of the sea are seen each generation, it is obviously a
valued position in her tribe, given the benefits to their way of life and dangers that
exist. Seen as a druid by the circles, she thinks the circles neglect to respect and
study that amazing sea world that exists and the gifts and bounties it provides.

Her community raises their children collectively and a sense of mother and father is a
foreign concept to her tribe, as all share the joy of raising their children. While there
is of course a birthing mother, it is seen as no more significant as the hundreds
of lessons and upbringing teaching moments shared by the community as a whole.

Her community is extremely sharing with food, daily tools, and anything else a member needs
in their daily lives. However, because outsiders taken advantage of this, they are extremely
guarded around those from the "inlands" who visit the community.

Sedna often misses her watery home and will seek out oceans, rivers and lakes whenever possible,
especially when it is time to rest for an extended period. She feels uncomfortable around
the deserts, despite telling herself that she should also respect its beauty.

Her tribe has long been at war with the Sahuagin and Pirates of her Sea. They also have grown
wary of the encroaching Dairein Settlement, Imperial scouts, and now especially the conjuration
that threatens their home by ripping the very fabric of the world.