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Athasian elf

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#1
pringles
Apr 30, 2005 18:58:00 Here again something to make different from the usual thread about SK/Rajaat/Avangion/Dragon/Prc that we are all tired to see always the same thing.

What your favorite elf tribe and why.
#2
seker
Apr 30, 2005 20:30:44
Here again something to make different from the usual thread about SK/Rajaat/Avangion/Dragon/Prc that we are all tired to see always the same thing.

What your favorite elf tribe and why.

jurai dai.... loved them in the stories and modules
#3
korvar
May 01, 2005 4:31:53 Do they have an actual write-up anywhere? I can't recall if they're actually in Elves of Athas...
#4
jon_oracle_of_athas
May 01, 2005 5:45:23 The Jura Dai are not described in Elves of Athas. You can find some information on them in A Little Knowledge from the first DS Boxed Set.
#5
pringles
May 01, 2005 5:49:54 Ya I love the Jura dai. I use them a lot in my campaign. Even if there not very much description, I have written my own. I love an elf tribe that is ruthless enough to be at war against Urik.
#6
Kamelion
May 01, 2005 7:51:00 I use the idea from Wisdom of the Drylanders that Jura Dai is the elven name for the Silt Stalkers. In my campgain, they spend the months around Low Sun raiding and pillaging over in the eastern Tablelands. When High Sun draws near, they head into the western Tablelands and trade for those goods they cannot obtain by raiding. Their fury at Urik was due to that city's disruption of their trading season, to which they responded with what they do best - more raiding and pillaging :D
#7
pringles
May 01, 2005 12:09:40
I use the idea from Wisdom of the Drylanders that Jura Dai is the elven name for the Silt Stalkers. In my campgain, they spend the months around Low Sun raiding and pillaging over in the eastern Tablelands. When High Sun draws near, they head into the western Tablelands and trade for those goods they cannot obtain by raiding. Their fury at Urik was due to that city's disruption of their trading season, to which they responded with what they do best - more raiding and pillaging

I dont like this idea since its just dont fit. The chief of the Jura dai is Taga dai. And this tribe are not evil like the Silt stalker can be. And Sand raider tribe and Wind dancer elf tribe are the Raider of the West while Silt stalker are the quivalent for the East.
#8
Kamelion
May 01, 2005 14:18:46 Fits my game just fine My take on elven tribes is that they have a very nomadic aspect to them and don't always stay put in one region. My take on Tuga Dai was that he was a chieftain of the Jura Dai / Silt Stalkers who was replaced by Eevu following his death (at the hands of the PCs).

I'm also quite keen on the Moon Runners from the Scorched Plateau region. I like the idea of a migratory tribe that has a sacred home to which it periodically returns.

The Night Runners are quite cool also, both pre and post Prism Pentad. A Night Runner bard in my last DS campaign betrayed the entire party to Tithian during the final episode of the campaign (the PCs were trying to expose his evil-doings). They were all slaughtered and the bard got away to live a life of filthy lucre :D.

And Sand raider tribe and Wind dancer elf tribe are the Raider of the West

Who are the Sand Raider tribe?
#9
pringles
May 01, 2005 15:22:06 Black sand raider

sorry

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 pringles Apr 30, 2005 18:58:00	Here again something to make different from the usual thread about SK/Rajaat/Avangion/Dragon/Prc that we are all tired to see always the same thing. What your favorite elf tribe and why.
#2 seker Apr 30, 2005 20:30:44	Here again something to make different from the usual thread about SK/Rajaat/Avangion/Dragon/Prc that we are all tired to see always the same thing. What your favorite elf tribe and why. jurai dai.... loved them in the stories and modules
#3 korvar May 01, 2005 4:31:53	Do they have an actual write-up anywhere? I can't recall if they're actually in Elves of Athas...
#4 jon_oracle_of_athas May 01, 2005 5:45:23	The Jura Dai are not described in Elves of Athas. You can find some information on them in A Little Knowledge from the first DS Boxed Set.
#5 pringles May 01, 2005 5:49:54	Ya I love the Jura dai. I use them a lot in my campaign. Even if there not very much description, I have written my own. I love an elf tribe that is ruthless enough to be at war against Urik.
#6 Kamelion May 01, 2005 7:51:00	I use the idea from Wisdom of the Drylanders that Jura Dai is the elven name for the Silt Stalkers. In my campgain, they spend the months around Low Sun raiding and pillaging over in the eastern Tablelands. When High Sun draws near, they head into the western Tablelands and trade for those goods they cannot obtain by raiding. Their fury at Urik was due to that city's disruption of their trading season, to which they responded with what they do best - more raiding and pillaging :D
#7 pringles May 01, 2005 12:09:40	I use the idea from Wisdom of the Drylanders that Jura Dai is the elven name for the Silt Stalkers. In my campgain, they spend the months around Low Sun raiding and pillaging over in the eastern Tablelands. When High Sun draws near, they head into the western Tablelands and trade for those goods they cannot obtain by raiding. Their fury at Urik was due to that city's disruption of their trading season, to which they responded with what they do best - more raiding and pillaging I dont like this idea since its just dont fit. The chief of the Jura dai is Taga dai. And this tribe are not evil like the Silt stalker can be. And Sand raider tribe and Wind dancer elf tribe are the Raider of the West while Silt stalker are the quivalent for the East.
#8 Kamelion May 01, 2005 14:18:46	Fits my game just fine My take on elven tribes is that they have a very nomadic aspect to them and don't always stay put in one region. My take on Tuga Dai was that he was a chieftain of the Jura Dai / Silt Stalkers who was replaced by Eevu following his death (at the hands of the PCs). I'm also quite keen on the Moon Runners from the Scorched Plateau region. I like the idea of a migratory tribe that has a sacred home to which it periodically returns. The Night Runners are quite cool also, both pre and post Prism Pentad. A Night Runner bard in my last DS campaign betrayed the entire party to Tithian during the final episode of the campaign (the PCs were trying to expose his evil-doings). They were all slaughtered and the bard got away to live a life of filthy lucre :D. And Sand raider tribe and Wind dancer elf tribe are the Raider of the West Who are the Sand Raider tribe?
#9 pringles May 01, 2005 15:22:06	Black sand raider sorry