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{{Quote|May | {{Quote|May the forest spirits bless you wandering hero, welcome to edhil our peaceful settlement. How can we help you today?|Elroffd|Elf Leader}} {{NPC | ||
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| description = Elroffd is the leader of the peaceful elves in the Edhil Settlement. He and the elves live in harmony amongst themselves, while some other races have either strayed from their original purpose or are in conflict. The elf leader possesses extensive knowledge about all races and maintains a level of diplomatic contact with them. He believes that the most problematic race is humans, as they seem bound to destroy everything. He places little faith in them, while recognizing that other races have their own obsessions. | | description = Elroffd is the leader of the peaceful elves in the Edhil Settlement. He and the elves live in harmony amongst themselves, while some other races have either strayed from their original purpose or are in conflict. The elf leader possesses extensive knowledge about all races and maintains a level of diplomatic contact with them. He believes that the most problematic race is humans, as they seem bound to destroy everything. He places little faith in them, while recognizing that other races have their own obsessions. | ||
| quests = *[[The Solution]] | | quests = *[[The Solution]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:32, 4 November 2023
"May the forest spirits bless you wandering hero, welcome to edhil our peaceful settlement. How can we help you today?"
— Elroffd,The Elf Leader
Description
Elroffd is the leader of the peaceful elves in the Edhil Settlement. He and the elves live in harmony amongst themselves, while some other races have either strayed from their original purpose or are in conflict. The elf leader possesses extensive knowledge about all races and maintains a level of diplomatic contact with them. He believes that the most problematic race is humans, as they seem bound to destroy everything. He places little faith in them, while recognizing that other races have their own obsessions.
