Homebrew Setting Clans: Elves

This is the fifth of eight entries in a series on clans in my homebrew setting, featuring the elves of Evanoch. In the first half of this series, I covered my humans, the Daltoners and Faninites, as well as my dwarves and orcs. I noted in the orc article that my favorite groups to work with are generally not the humans or dwarves--I'm very satisfied with my homebrew versions of them, but we always have favorites, and my favorite groups in my homebrew setting are simply not humans or dwarves. I enjoy my orcs a lot, but I feel like much of my efforts to characterize my orcs is based on making them not the stereotype. The second half of this series, then, are the groups that I identify with more, the groups who have bold visions of the future with fairness and integrity and innovation in mind. Daltoners, Faninites, dwarves, and orcs, look to tradition, while elves, half-elves, gnomes, and halflings look to the future. And so I'm very excited to get started with my elves, whose culture has always been very enjoyable for me to write about. So let's get started taking a closer look at the elves of Evanoch.