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Dyrman, overall, shortened it well, but it's pretty good in principle.
Here's the jug that can be placed on the specialist's picture:
Meanwhile, here's another draft of the biography of another elf:
Arael (Sylvan)
Arael has always had a calm, phlegmatic character, unlike most of Irollan's children. She preferred solitude and communication with the ancient Ents, who also slowly and calmly told Arael various stories about past times. This is how she spent her time listening to stories and learning.
The Ents treated their listener with great respect, and one day they rewarded her with a rare spell that had a soporific effect. With this spell, even the undead could be enchanted.
The Council of Druids was surprised when Arael joined Irollan's army, and even more surprised when the enemies literally fell to the ground, enchanted by the measured rhythm of the young elf's spell.
And since then, the people of Ashan say: "If sudden fatigue overcomes you, it means that Arael is singing somewhere."
Specialist: General slowing of the enemy army before battle.