Wild Elf
If Wood Elves are rustic then Wild Elves are downright feral. Also call “seleeris” in elf are nomadic, living exclusively off the hunt and what food they can gather while on the move. Their movement patterns are not random, but designed to place them near different herds or vegetation according to that food source’s migration or ripening cycle.
Personality
Wild elves are generally active and joyful. They spend their days hunting and gathering food, and spend the night in dance and worship. Wild Elves are communal folk. They eat as a group around a common fire, sleep in multi-family tents and hunt in large groups. Despite this, they retain many individual freedoms. Wild Elves have the freedom to worship whomever they choose, the right to disagree in words with the chief’s decision and the right to enter and leave marriage freely.
Physical Description
Wild elves are physically similar to Wood Elves, except that their skin is even darker, occasionally appearing as a polished mahogany. Their ears come to sharp point, and often sweep back against the skull. Their clothing is rough and often well worn, but they decorate it with beautiful jewelry of semiprecious stone, copper, silver or gold. Wood Elves meditate instead of sleeping. This is the same as the trance of High Elves.
Relations
The Wild Elves are a secluded but an aggressive race that lives apart from most other civilizations by mutual agreement. When they do meet other races, their primary form of communication is a spear, and their ambassadors are likely to be powerful barbarians.
Alignment
As wild Elves resent authority, their chieftains are more organizers than rulers. A chief’s authority lasts only as long as the strongest warriors believe he remains wise. Wild Elves are nearly always chaotic and might be neutral or good.
Wild Elf Lands
Wild Elves live in the Voldorwoods, the northern reaches of the Brindonwood west of the Shadesh Bay and the Vohven Jungle.
Religion
Wild Elves worship the Storm Lord, Battle Rager, the Great Huntress, the Guardian and the Raiser. They seldom worship or even acknowledge the founder, the Landlord or the Vicelord. Evil Wild Elves follow the Rotlord, the Prince of Terror or the Locust Lord.
Languages
Wild Elves that live their whole lives within their own tribe speak no language other than High-Elven. Warriors likely speak Low-Elven and at least understand the language of nearby races.
Adventures
Adventuring Wild Elves have been motivated to leave their tribe in search of new experiences. Wild Elves are typically barbarians, but they might also be shamans, rogues, rangers, fighters or sorcerers. Few Wild Elves find the other classes attractive, especially wizardry.