Elf

The fairest and most noble of all races, the Elves are immortal - and strike close to the definition of purity. There are 4 elven clans, each associated with different languages, cultures, kingdoms and continents. The elves were awoken in Year O of the Common Time by Ivir Masdar on the continent of Eternia, at Calëaquondë - a heavenly forest on a small spit of land protruding into a peaceful bay.

Clans
Tharmoêdh - The elves that stayed put after they awoke at Calëaquondë. There they founded a kingdom - Thingvelta. Their leader is Thingfell - High King of the Tharmoêdh. Their name means 'Faithful People' in their language of Huiminen. Faromi - The elves that awoke second. They were brave of heart, and yearned for adventure. So they forsook their homeland, and marched south down through Eternia. In the south they built great ships, and after assembling all of his people Finti, first High King of the Faromi, set sail to find new lands in the west. They settled on the continent of Edorlund, but soon moved on north to Sentres. There still do most of their people dwell, though some have made the perilous journey back to Eternia, the land of their kin. Faromi means 'The Brave' in the language of Faronaf.

Yasarminath - Those of the Faromi that did journey with Finti to Edorlund, but stayed there when the rest left for Sentres. This is why you will sometimes hear them called the Sundering Elves. Their name means 'Unwilling People' in Faronaf.

Erameans  - The third, and final elven people to awake. They journeyed south for a short time, following in the footsteps of the Faromi, but did not go all the way into the south. In stead they built ships and sailed west earlier, closer to Calëaquondë. This means they ended up in the deserts of the Deep Riad, and they are little known about today. Their name means 'Sand People' in Mannish. The Faronaf version of their name is 'Erameath'.