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Tal'entylar

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Tal'entylar ('City of the Healers' in elven) is a beautiful wood elven city built high in the treetops of Tearwood. However, after generations of war, the city finally fell to Sinjai and his bugbear minions. Most of the elves who survived fled , though some still wander the Shores of Winter.

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Tal'entylar

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Tal'entylar by night

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Tal'entylar ('City of the Healers' in elven) is a beautiful wood elven city built high in the treetops of Tearwood. However, after generations of war, the city finally fell to Sinjai and his bugbear minions. Most of the elves who survived fled , though some still wander the Shores of Winter. The elves of Tal'entylar had a great love for the arts; namely music and painting. Their artistic attitude can be seen in the city itself. In every building and garden the elven feeling for graceful beauty is evident. The most popular place in Tal'entylar was the inn and bath, where elves of all standings gathered to relax and enjoy themselves. Other important sites include the Palace of the Woods with the royal throne room, which is located at the central plaza, and also the temple dedicated to the elven pantheon. Little has changed over the ages in the city's rule and society. Governing is done by a single noble family, from which kings and queens are chosen for life by a gathering of mages, priests and advisers and the family itself. This ensures that only competent rulers are brought to power. In all its ages Tal'entylar has known only wise and caring rulers and very little political schemes or striving for power, as is so often the case in human politics. Tal'entylar's social life was traditional and complex. There were various social circles which were mostly divided by standing and profession. Most elves exclusively kept to their own circle when marrying, and children were taught the profession of their father, which assured that all families stayed within their own social groups. Friendship was also often practised within the own circle, although it was not uncommon to have friends from outside of it. Social behaviour was always very courteous, though within social groups the contact was usually more easygoing than contact between elves from different circles.