Drow

The Drow are a cursed subspecies of High Elf.

Basic Information

Growth Rate & Stages

Baby
Ages 0-3

Child
Ages 4-10

Pre-Adult
What humans would call the teenage years. Ages 11-50

Young Adult
Ages 50-150

Adult
Ages 151-299

Middle Adult
Middle-aged. Ages 300-~430

Elder
The fading years. Ages ~430-500

Dietary Needs and Habits

The Drow are carnivorous. Though they are able to consume meat in a cooked fashion, they generally prefer it to be served raw.

Additional Information

Facial characteristics

Drow are characterized by angular and sharp bone structures.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

  • Psychic Attunement: All Drow are born with psychic attunement. Ancient Drow are almost always able to harness these abilities, but the abilities of their off-moon counterparts remain dormant.
  • Civilization and Culture

    History

    The Drow were created millennia ago when a large group of High Elves, intending to settle on the Argent Moon, were cursed by an ancient force during a mining excursion on the moon. More than two thirds of the Drow returned to ti'Rae, not willing to meddle with unknown forces any further. The remaining Drow stayed behind, entranced by their new Master and forming a solitary society that did not welcome outsiders; they became known as the Ancient Drow.

    Upon returning to ti'Rae, they immediately told of what had transpired on the Argent Moon. The High Elves, however, saw what they'd done and cast them aside. For some, it was due to prejudice. To others, they didn't want to risk being cursed themselves. Some Drow stayed on the planet, while others went to live in exile on the desert moon that would later be known as Crimson Hollow.

    by DnD 5e Handbook
    Biological Information
    Subspecies
    Half-Elf
    Physical Characteristics
    Average Lifespan
    500 years
    Average Height
    Females: 5'5"-5'10"
    Males: 5'6"-6'4"
    Average Weight
    180 lbs
    Skin Color
    Charcoal
    Hair Color
    White or ashen
    Eye Color
    Red
    Pink
    Purple
    Distinctions
    Sociocultural Characteristics
    Homeworld
    Language(s)

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