Lokken
Auto-translated
Something like that?
Draylana was the daughter of a high druid and showed an interest in magic from a young age. One day, she had a strange vision – a pitcher covered in mysterious writings, which shimmered with unbelievably beautiful colors. In search of information about it, the girl left Irollan and joined the sea elves, and then traveled for a long time through the "barbaric" lands in the east of Ashan. Hearing from a wandering mage a legend about a relic hidden deep in the elven forests – a pitcher with an endless supply of mana, Draylana hastened to return to the war-torn Irollan. There, the elf managed not only to repel the attack of the undead on one of the settlements but also to discover the coveted artifact from the defeated necromancer.
As part of the concept of servants of Silanna and Shalassa, I can suggest a version with Draylana as the daughter of a sea elf sorceress.
Draylana was the daughter of a high druid and showed an interest in magic from a young age. One day, she had a strange vision – a pitcher covered in mysterious writings, which shimmered with unbelievably beautiful colors. In search of information about it, the girl left Irollan and joined the sea elves, and then traveled for a long time through the "barbaric" lands in the east of Ashan. Hearing from a wandering mage a legend about a relic hidden deep in the elven forests – a pitcher with an endless supply of mana, Draylana hastened to return to the war-torn Irollan. There, the elf managed not only to repel the attack of the undead on one of the settlements but also to discover the coveted artifact from the defeated necromancer.
As part of the concept of servants of Silanna and Shalassa, I can suggest a version with Draylana as the daughter of a sea elf sorceress.
