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Dendric are descendants of the dryad, the original wood fey. When the [[Dark Age]] began, all fey were faced with the [[Endless Night]]. Unlike other mortals, the unaging fey would become irreversibly corrupted by the moon's darkness. Some dryad took a magical concoction called the [[Potion of Slumber]]. This potion transformed the dryad into tree-like creatures whose slumbering spirits were protected from the corruption of [[Night]], in the hopes that the Dark Age would eventually end, and they could be awoken. | Dendric are descendants of the dryad, the original wood fey of Pelithos, awakened at the beginning of the [[Gilded Age]]. When the [[Dark Age]] began, all fey were faced with the [[Endless Night]]. Unlike other mortals, the unaging fey would become irreversibly corrupted by the moon's darkness. Some dryad took a magical concoction called the [[Potion of Slumber]]. This potion transformed the dryad into tree-like creatures whose slumbering spirits were protected from the corruption of [[Night]], in the hopes that the Dark Age would eventually end, and they could be awoken. | ||
These groves of sleeping dryad slumbered for centuries until the Dark Age ended. However, the waking process has not worked entirely as intended, resulting in the awoken creatures becoming known as the dendric. Dendric are larger than dryad and appear more tree-like. They are also prone to prolonged sleep cycles. | These groves of sleeping dryad slumbered for centuries until the Dark Age ended. However, the waking process has not worked entirely as intended, resulting in the awoken creatures becoming known as the dendric. Dendric are larger than dryad and appear more tree-like. They are also prone to prolonged sleep cycles. | ||
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* Dendric Culture: Skilled at diplomacy, unhindered movement in foliage | * Dendric Culture: Skilled at diplomacy, unhindered movement in foliage | ||
* Dendric Form: Tall and strong, but slow moving | * Dendric Form: Tall and strong, but slow moving | ||
* {{Feature_StoicMind}} | * {{Feature_StoicMind}} | ||
* {{Feature_WoodStoic}} | * {{Feature_WoodStoic}} | ||
* {{Feature_WoodSubstance}} | * {{Feature_WoodSubstance}} | ||
Latest revision as of 07:28, 22 April 2022
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| Summary | |
|---|---|
| Base Race | Fey, Dryad |
| Origin | Pelithos |
| Cardinal Spirit | Mnemonic |
| Cardinal Substance | Wood |
| Feral Form | Not feral |
| Height | 2.4m - 2.7m |
| Eyes | TBD by artist |
| Skin | TBD by artist |
| Hair | TBD by artist |
| Lifespan | 300 - 400 years |
History
Dendric are descendants of the dryad, the original wood fey of Pelithos, awakened at the beginning of the Gilded Age. When the Dark Age began, all fey were faced with the Endless Night. Unlike other mortals, the unaging fey would become irreversibly corrupted by the moon's darkness. Some dryad took a magical concoction called the Potion of Slumber. This potion transformed the dryad into tree-like creatures whose slumbering spirits were protected from the corruption of Night, in the hopes that the Dark Age would eventually end, and they could be awoken.
These groves of sleeping dryad slumbered for centuries until the Dark Age ended. However, the waking process has not worked entirely as intended, resulting in the awoken creatures becoming known as the dendric. Dendric are larger than dryad and appear more tree-like. They are also prone to prolonged sleep cycles.
Abilities
- Dendric Culture: Skilled at diplomacy, unhindered movement in foliage
- Dendric Form: Tall and strong, but slow moving
- Stoic Mind: Resistant to charm effects, prone to long sleep cycles
- Wood Stoic: Able to speak with plants when acclimated to their environment
- Wood Substance: Tough hide, robust health, need to acclimate to new surroundings to thrive
