Fautyr

Legend

“Youngest of the races whom with the Archaic sired the Human tribes. They are claimed to be half T'Aurs and Drakk Alfar, and some say they also guard the Eternal Bush.”

Skjald Yell'a'Beard

 

History

Its said that their first encounter was with Kobold, with whom they shared Mana Manipulator experience in exchange for Kobold technology and devices. But in fact they are the result of T’Aur and Drakk Alfar matings, either by loving couples or as the result of horrible acts of war and terror. It is undocumented and when asked, they merely gives one of their smug smiles. But we have been able to pry enough from T’Aurs and Drakk Alfars, and in the annals, scrolls and thomes of those Races found evidence.

Skjald El Mary

 

However, I might chime in. Due their short stature T’Aurs really dident think that much for them but their Magic insight. Also, the Drakk Alfars where uncomfortable with their ‘short’ lifespan, as loosing childs, regardless of birth circumstances, hurt them. Thus, many a Fautyr left the parent(s) and lived alone in the forests, playing sad melancolic tunes on their flutes.

Skjald Yell'a'Beard

 

Cartography

They are all across the World…

Skjald Kazumix

 

Organization

They generally live alone or in small groups in the jungles, rough-lands or foothills with forest. Seemingly they prefer Midgard as they are very seldom seen at the lesser Isles. And they seem to have a special fondness of the forests in Fogwald.

Skjald Vinotis

 

To elaborate on the illusionary organization of solitude. They more often form families with other Fautyr and at times even with T’Aurs or Drakk Alfar as partners. These Settlements can be rather large, at times numbering a hundred. One of the major factors they use when keeping nature clean and marching to rid the World of Settlers.

And I  would like to add, its obvious they are linked to T’Aurs as they often flock to T’Aur Banners and Totems, when they hear their Warhorns.

Skjald Valgrif

 

Special

They can play their flutes so stunningly that listeners become mesmerized.

Skjald Ulrich