When you build your character, you're obviously going to want to end up with something that's at least useable, even if you're not a powergaming munchkin looking to PvP everyone.

Gnome (Rock gnome, Deep gnome, Forest Gnome )ĭwarf (Shield Dwarf, Gold Dwarf, Duergar) Halfling (Ghostwise, Strongheart, Lightfoot) The races supported by Arelith are (Not including 'Reward Races')Įlf (Sun Elf, Moon Elf, Wild Elf, Wood Elf, Drow) However both cities are full of friendly and helpful players who are, more often than not happy to answer questions you may have or at least point you in the right direction. It is this author's opinion that it is easier to start off in Cordor if this is your first time in the Forgotten Realms/D&D universe, as the Underdark can be a little more lore intensive. There are two major cities, Cordor and Andunor, both of which are starting cities for the Surface and the Underdark respectively. The server doesn't exactly permit // (()) talk outside of tells (which should also be limited if you can help it!) This is to keep the server immersive for everyone! This is a persistent RP server, meaning that all the time, 24/7, in every area, you are In Character. No, that doesn't mean you have to talk in ye old english but modern phrases and references won't go off well. Lords and ladies, city watch, swords and shields, knightly orders but also at the cusp of new technologies being invented and new advances in magic and the like.

The time period is, I would say Renaissance-y. Specifically, the Arelith timeline diverges in early 1372 DR: Bane has been resurrected, but Lolth has never gone silent. It takes place in the Forgotten Realms setting, 3.5 which is after the Time of Troubles but before the Spellplague. Arelith is a small isle off the Sword Coast, closest to Luskan and the Moonshae isles.

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