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| The Neiara are an ancient, forgotten race of elves that were neither exceptional in their pursuits of science nor spirituality in contrast to both of their successors, instead calling upon the wisdom of philosophy and the rejection of the then new and developing caste system now deeply celebrated and enforced by the [[Arethara]], | The Neiara are an ancient, forgotten race of elves that were neither exceptional in their pursuits of science nor spirituality in contrast to both of their successors, instead calling upon the wisdom of philosophy and the rejection of the then new and developing caste system now deeply celebrated and enforced by the [[Arethara]], | ||
| ====Origins==== | ====Origins==== | ||
| - | In ages past, the elven people who would become the Neiara fled Arethayn, the homeland of the elves, to begin a new era of peace and prosperity in a society where elves lived freely and not bound to any caste system, the reason for their departure being the persecution of those who refused to bow before the purest of the Arethara who would become the eternal and undying rulers of Arethayn. This refusal would result in the [[Cephareth]]’s abandonment of their people as stated by these new rulers as they were led into an era of conflict with the ancestors of the Arethara, forcing them out of Arethayn and into the land of the west, which they called Driayn. | + | In ages past, the elven people who would become the Neiara fled Arethayn, the homeland of the elves, to begin a new era of peace and prosperity in a society where elves lived freely and not bound to any caste system, the reason for their departure being the persecution of those who refused to bow before the purest of the Arethara who would become the eternal and undying rulers of Arethayn. This refusal would result in the [[Cephareth]]’s abandonment of their people as stated by these new rulers as they were led into an era of conflict with the ancestors of the Arethara, forcing them out of Arethayn and into the land of the west, which they called |
| ====Culture==== | ====Culture==== | ||
| Unlike the evolved Arethari people, the Neiara aimed to live in a society where none reigned supreme to the others of their culture, believing that all elves were of significance and importance as they belonged to a class of elves that were thought by the Arethara to be inferior, being descendants of the lesser of the ancestor gods of the Cephareth. This society was constructed from and bore some resemblance to the society possessed by the Arethara of ages past, before the Neiara fled for the safety of the other lands, these elves having been pushed out of that ancient society by the rising, new rulers, those who would form the top of the caste system of Arethayn. | Unlike the evolved Arethari people, the Neiara aimed to live in a society where none reigned supreme to the others of their culture, believing that all elves were of significance and importance as they belonged to a class of elves that were thought by the Arethara to be inferior, being descendants of the lesser of the ancestor gods of the Cephareth. This society was constructed from and bore some resemblance to the society possessed by the Arethara of ages past, before the Neiara fled for the safety of the other lands, these elves having been pushed out of that ancient society by the rising, new rulers, those who would form the top of the caste system of Arethayn. | ||