Name:Ivelios Naïlo
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::Sex:: Male
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::Age:: 220 Years
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::Eye Color:: Golden imbued
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::Hair Color:: Dark brown with golden highlights
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::Hair style:: Cut down to his jaw line
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::Race::
::Elf::
Slightly shorter than the average human, elves are also noticeably more slender and graceful, handsome and beautiful averaging between 4½ to 5½ feet and 95 to 135 pounds. Males are slightly more muscular on average, there is little difference in height between the sexes, and neither sex grows facial, nor body hair. Their features in general may be described as more angular and defined; including long, pointed ears and wide, almond-shaped eyes. Most elves have fair skin and dark hair, though this is no more true of all elves than it is of humans. They have a reputation for careful grooming, more so than perhaps any other race. This frequently extends to their clothing, which is luxurious and well-kept, though not to the point of impracticality.
Elves do not sleep as most other creatures do, instead falling into a four-hour restful trance. Consequently, elves are unaffected by sleep-inducing spells and effects, and are able to remain active far longer than other races.
Elves also do not age as other creatures; their physical appearances remain constant from achieving physical maturity to death. Elves do grow physically weaker and mentally stronger as they grow older, and accumulate a "glow" from the strength of their souls as they age.
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::Sub-Race::
::Wood Elf::
The most reclusive of all the elves, the wild elves pride themselves on their isolation and skill at keeping hidden. Their skin tends to be bronze colored skin; gold, black, or green eyes; and gold, blond, black, or (rarely) red hair, lightens with age.
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::Clothing/armor::
Overlapping segments of scale mail cuirass with solid plate pauldrons and collar fashioned in the shapes of wings. It’s incredibly well made. Crafted by the hands of several dwarves and elven craft masters. Its comprised of dragon scales.
Has small ruby sphere at the middle of the collar and a larger oval shaped gemstone of the same color in the middle of the chest as a chest piece. Covering the biceps and thighs are parallel horizontal strips of overlapping metal. The forearms and fists are blanketed in a solid sheet of metal, gauntlet. The front of the knee down the shins, are elaborate single pieces of armor, greaves. Sabtons covering the feet are in horizontal strips of over lapping metal.
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::Class Features::
::Spellcasting::
::Prestiege Domain::(Glory)
::Alertness::
::Foster Dragon:: A dracolyte is entrusted with one of the young of a specific dragon type, the kind of dragon he is entrusted with his very much to do with his alignment and his temperament. The wyrmling dragon follows the Dracolyte loyally and will even accompany him into battle and adventures.
::Immunities::Immune to magical form of sleep and paralysis effects.
::Keen Sense:s: Dracolytes gain dark-vision (Night-vision) out to sixty feet and low-light vision.
::Summon Dragon (SP):: A dracolyte can summon a fully grown, adult dragon to his side. It will aid him in fights, or allow him to ride it once per day.
::Scales(Ex):: Dracolytes, over time, develop crusty scales the same color as their dragon. These scales are very resistant to physical damage but are not impenetrable by any means and while they do keep a blade from simply severing an arm or leg in half--the flesh can still be cut.
::Telepathic Plea:: Wherever a Dracolyte is, his dragon companion can send and instantaneous, telepathic plea for help at any time. No details are provided in the message, other than that the dragon is in danger.
::Mighty Attack(Su):: Once a day a Dracolyte can call on the dragon’s might focused in a single attack.
::Energy Resistance:: A Dracolyte develops an ever stronger resistance to the energy associated with their dragon’s breath weapon. It can get strong enough to ignore some damage of the type generated by its dragon companion’s breath weapon.
::Telepathic Link:: As a Dracolyte continues to learn a telepathic link with its companion dragon out to a distance up to one mile. The Dracolyte and dragon can communicate telepathically. Because of this link, one has the same connection to an item or place that the other does. For instance, if the Dracolyte has seen a room its dragon companion can teleport to that room which he has seen.
::Share Spells:: Either the dragon or the Dracolyte that cast a spell that spell affects them an the other.
::Dragonriding::
::Fly-by Attack(Ex)::
::Spur Mount(Ex)::
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:: Foster Dragon:: For a fostered dragon wyrmling, Ivelios has a Golden dragon. Gold dragons are, dedicated foes of evil and foul play. They often embark upon self-appointed crusades to promote good. Woe to the evil-doer who earns a gold dragon's wrath. The dragon will not rest until the malefactor has been defeated and either slain or brought to justice. Gold dragons do not settle for anything less than complete victory over evil.
A gold dragon usually assumes human or animal guise even within it's own lair. Gold dragons can live anywhere, but they prefer secluded lairs. Favorites of these highly intelligent beasts include the bttoms of lakes, high plateaus, islands and deep gorges. A gold dragon's lair is always made of stone, with numerous chambers, all beautifully decorated. The lair usually has loyal guards: animals relevant to the terrain Giants or good aligned elementals.
A gold dragon in its true form is easily recognized by its large, twin horns that are smooth and metallic, twin neck frills and the whiskers around its mouth that look like the barbels of catfish. Gold wyrmlings lack these whiskers, but they quickly develop them as they mature. Younger dragons have eight whiskers, four on the the upper jaw and four below. The older the dragon, the more they have.
A gold dragon has a short face with spines above the nostrils. The eyes are slanted an very narrow. Along with the whiskers, the eyes give the dragon a sagacious look. As the dragon ages, its pupils fade until the eyes are molten pools of gold. The dragon has a long, pointed tongue, back swept tendrils on the lower jaws that develop into frills with age and cheek horns that jut out sideways.
On hatching, a gold dragon's scales are dark yellow with metallic flecks. The flecks get larger as the dragon matures until, at the adult stage, the scales grow completely golden. A golden dragon smells of saffron and incense. It has an extremely long tail and broad mantalike wings that run all the way to the tip of the tail. When at rest, the dragon closes its wings over its back like a massive golden moth. It folds its wings back as it walks or runs.
A gold dragon flies with a distinctive rippling motion, almost as if it were swimming through the air. Most of the time, a gold dragon will spend its time in an assumed form, usually that of a nondescript human r harmless animal common to the area in which the dragon resides. For gold dragons, they tend to assume various domestic animals or creatures that are fairly nonthreatening, but generally are swift moving like cats, dogs, horses or eagles. This is because it allows the larger-than-life beast to interact without bring too much unwanted or undue attention to itself. However when traveling in particularly hostile environments, they chose particularly nonthreatening forms. This is to set at ease fellow travelers but also to bait itself for any evildoers that would attack.
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::Summon Dragon:: As a Dracolyte, Ivelios Is capable of summoning a fully matured dragon only in dire situations. This is a responsibility, not a given choice. Both dragon and Dracolyte must uphold their end of the bargain; if ever in dire need a dragon will come to his aid.
::Human Form::
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::Sex:: Male
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::Age:: 220 Years
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::Eye Color:: Golden imbued
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::Hair Color:: Dark brown with golden highlights
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::Hair style:: Cut down to his jaw line
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::Race::
::Elf::
Slightly shorter than the average human, elves are also noticeably more slender and graceful, handsome and beautiful averaging between 4½ to 5½ feet and 95 to 135 pounds. Males are slightly more muscular on average, there is little difference in height between the sexes, and neither sex grows facial, nor body hair. Their features in general may be described as more angular and defined; including long, pointed ears and wide, almond-shaped eyes. Most elves have fair skin and dark hair, though this is no more true of all elves than it is of humans. They have a reputation for careful grooming, more so than perhaps any other race. This frequently extends to their clothing, which is luxurious and well-kept, though not to the point of impracticality.
Elves do not sleep as most other creatures do, instead falling into a four-hour restful trance. Consequently, elves are unaffected by sleep-inducing spells and effects, and are able to remain active far longer than other races.
Elves also do not age as other creatures; their physical appearances remain constant from achieving physical maturity to death. Elves do grow physically weaker and mentally stronger as they grow older, and accumulate a "glow" from the strength of their souls as they age.
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::Sub-Race::
::Wood Elf::
The most reclusive of all the elves, the wild elves pride themselves on their isolation and skill at keeping hidden. Their skin tends to be bronze colored skin; gold, black, or green eyes; and gold, blond, black, or (rarely) red hair, lightens with age.
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::Clothing/armor::
Overlapping segments of scale mail cuirass with solid plate pauldrons and collar fashioned in the shapes of wings. It’s incredibly well made. Crafted by the hands of several dwarves and elven craft masters. Its comprised of dragon scales.
Has small ruby sphere at the middle of the collar and a larger oval shaped gemstone of the same color in the middle of the chest as a chest piece. Covering the biceps and thighs are parallel horizontal strips of overlapping metal. The forearms and fists are blanketed in a solid sheet of metal, gauntlet. The front of the knee down the shins, are elaborate single pieces of armor, greaves. Sabtons covering the feet are in horizontal strips of over lapping metal.
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::Class Features::
::Spellcasting::
::Prestiege Domain::(Glory)
::Alertness::
::Foster Dragon:: A dracolyte is entrusted with one of the young of a specific dragon type, the kind of dragon he is entrusted with his very much to do with his alignment and his temperament. The wyrmling dragon follows the Dracolyte loyally and will even accompany him into battle and adventures.
::Immunities::Immune to magical form of sleep and paralysis effects.
::Keen Sense:s: Dracolytes gain dark-vision (Night-vision) out to sixty feet and low-light vision.
::Summon Dragon (SP):: A dracolyte can summon a fully grown, adult dragon to his side. It will aid him in fights, or allow him to ride it once per day.
::Scales(Ex):: Dracolytes, over time, develop crusty scales the same color as their dragon. These scales are very resistant to physical damage but are not impenetrable by any means and while they do keep a blade from simply severing an arm or leg in half--the flesh can still be cut.
::Telepathic Plea:: Wherever a Dracolyte is, his dragon companion can send and instantaneous, telepathic plea for help at any time. No details are provided in the message, other than that the dragon is in danger.
::Mighty Attack(Su):: Once a day a Dracolyte can call on the dragon’s might focused in a single attack.
::Energy Resistance:: A Dracolyte develops an ever stronger resistance to the energy associated with their dragon’s breath weapon. It can get strong enough to ignore some damage of the type generated by its dragon companion’s breath weapon.
::Telepathic Link:: As a Dracolyte continues to learn a telepathic link with its companion dragon out to a distance up to one mile. The Dracolyte and dragon can communicate telepathically. Because of this link, one has the same connection to an item or place that the other does. For instance, if the Dracolyte has seen a room its dragon companion can teleport to that room which he has seen.
::Share Spells:: Either the dragon or the Dracolyte that cast a spell that spell affects them an the other.
::Dragonriding::
::Fly-by Attack(Ex)::
::Spur Mount(Ex)::
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:: Foster Dragon:: For a fostered dragon wyrmling, Ivelios has a Golden dragon. Gold dragons are, dedicated foes of evil and foul play. They often embark upon self-appointed crusades to promote good. Woe to the evil-doer who earns a gold dragon's wrath. The dragon will not rest until the malefactor has been defeated and either slain or brought to justice. Gold dragons do not settle for anything less than complete victory over evil.
A gold dragon usually assumes human or animal guise even within it's own lair. Gold dragons can live anywhere, but they prefer secluded lairs. Favorites of these highly intelligent beasts include the bttoms of lakes, high plateaus, islands and deep gorges. A gold dragon's lair is always made of stone, with numerous chambers, all beautifully decorated. The lair usually has loyal guards: animals relevant to the terrain Giants or good aligned elementals.
A gold dragon in its true form is easily recognized by its large, twin horns that are smooth and metallic, twin neck frills and the whiskers around its mouth that look like the barbels of catfish. Gold wyrmlings lack these whiskers, but they quickly develop them as they mature. Younger dragons have eight whiskers, four on the the upper jaw and four below. The older the dragon, the more they have.
A gold dragon has a short face with spines above the nostrils. The eyes are slanted an very narrow. Along with the whiskers, the eyes give the dragon a sagacious look. As the dragon ages, its pupils fade until the eyes are molten pools of gold. The dragon has a long, pointed tongue, back swept tendrils on the lower jaws that develop into frills with age and cheek horns that jut out sideways.
On hatching, a gold dragon's scales are dark yellow with metallic flecks. The flecks get larger as the dragon matures until, at the adult stage, the scales grow completely golden. A golden dragon smells of saffron and incense. It has an extremely long tail and broad mantalike wings that run all the way to the tip of the tail. When at rest, the dragon closes its wings over its back like a massive golden moth. It folds its wings back as it walks or runs.
A gold dragon flies with a distinctive rippling motion, almost as if it were swimming through the air. Most of the time, a gold dragon will spend its time in an assumed form, usually that of a nondescript human r harmless animal common to the area in which the dragon resides. For gold dragons, they tend to assume various domestic animals or creatures that are fairly nonthreatening, but generally are swift moving like cats, dogs, horses or eagles. This is because it allows the larger-than-life beast to interact without bring too much unwanted or undue attention to itself. However when traveling in particularly hostile environments, they chose particularly nonthreatening forms. This is to set at ease fellow travelers but also to bait itself for any evildoers that would attack.
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::Summon Dragon:: As a Dracolyte, Ivelios Is capable of summoning a fully matured dragon only in dire situations. This is a responsibility, not a given choice. Both dragon and Dracolyte must uphold their end of the bargain; if ever in dire need a dragon will come to his aid.
::Human Form::
