Ee’dornil

Origins & Mythology

Originally, the Ee’dornil were elven night dwellers blessed by Denday, but after forming bonds with Eonil’s creatures and converting to Eonil’s worship, they received Eonil’s blessings instead. This transformation altered their bodies, granting them new colors, heightened senses, and, eventually, magical immortality. Their name means “children of Eonil,” reflecting their unique heritage and purpose.

Physical Characteristics

• Average Height: Taller than most elves; often noticeably tall and slender
• Build: Graceful, elongated features
• Lifespan: Effectively immortal after reaching adulthood (cease aging magically)
• Distinct Features:
  • Skin: Shades of pink, purple, or blue
  • Hair: Silvery white, deep purple, green, or dark blue (rarely other colors)
  • Eyes: Glowing pastel colors, often light-tinted
  • Heightened senses: Enhanced eyesight, smell, hearing, and taste

Culture & Society

• Habitat: Deeply connected to nature, live in tree-integrated homes using natural materials. Traditionally found on the lost continent and rumored to remain on Eedrasil’s Rest.
• Social Structure: Matriarchal, with women serving as priestesses, warriors (Amazons), and scouts. Men are often druids, mystics, or caretakers of home and family.
• Traditions: Guardianship of Eonil’s creatures and faith; strict respect for natural balance; animal life is only taken for necessity or to maintain balance.
• Economy: Crafting with natural materials; clothing is made from leather, fine natural fabrics, and colors drawn from nature—especially blues, purples, silver, and white.

Subraces & Variants

• Druids: Typically male, powerful nature-wielders who can morph into various animals and serve as guardians of Eonil’s creatures.
• Amazons and Priestesses: Typically female, warriors and spiritual leaders who defend the faith and people of Eonil.
• Mystics: Male Ee’dornil who study magic and serve as scholars or keepers of lore.

Notable Facts

• Ee’dornil cease to age upon reaching adulthood, granting them a form of immortality.
• They consider all of Eonil’s creation sacred, only disrupting nature to preserve balance.
• While rare, Ee’dornil are still rumored to be sighted in regions across Eonil, though no confirmed contact has occurred in recent ages.
• Their society is matriarchal, with women leading as both warriors and spiritual guides.
• Men are often renowned druids, with some becoming skilled mystics or home caretakers.