Silten Clay Aelfe
Main ethnicity of Terra Aelves living near the Ivorian Heathlands, earth and ground.
The Silten Clay Aelfe, known for their mastery of pliable earth, thrive in the fertile lowlands and riverbanks where the soil is rich and malleable. Their villages are works of art, molded from clay that shifts and bends under their touch. Silten artisans craft homes, walls, and even tools with their bare hands, using their unique gift to manipulate clay into both delicate and sturdy forms. Like many of their Talmah kin, the Silten are known for their patience and methodical approach to life, reflecting the slow, constant shaping of the clay they cherish. They view soil as a metaphor for existence—ever-changing, adaptable. Their society revolves around pottery and sculpture, with even their combat tactics relying on their ability to reshape the battlefield, hardening or softening the ground at will. Rituals of the Silten often involve the creation of clay effigies, which are offered to the spirits of the earth as a sign of respect.
The Silten Clay Aelfe, known for their mastery of pliable earth, thrive in the fertile lowlands and riverbanks where the soil is rich and malleable. Their villages are works of art, molded from clay that shifts and bends under their touch. Silten artisans craft homes, walls, and even tools with their bare hands, using their unique gift to manipulate clay into both delicate and sturdy forms. Like many of their Talmah kin, the Silten are known for their patience and methodical approach to life, reflecting the slow, constant shaping of the clay they cherish. They view soil as a metaphor for existence—ever-changing, adaptable. Their society revolves around pottery and sculpture, with even their combat tactics relying on their ability to reshape the battlefield, hardening or softening the ground at will. Rituals of the Silten often involve the creation of clay effigies, which are offered to the spirits of the earth as a sign of respect.
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