
Originally Posted by
Ellri
The deserts are west of the elven forests, not north.
A bit hard read with some of the layout, but we manage to do so. a few spaces around the dashes (-) and perhaps a bit of bolded text would make it far easier to read. (but that is convenience only)
appearance:
It doesn't really make sense for:
a. an 8-year old to be exiled (no amount of stealing will convince anyone except the most cruel of peoples to exile a child for such, and wood elves aren't typically so cruel)
b. for an 8-year old to survive in such a climate. Elves are long-lived, so an 8 year old is probably closer in level of development to a 3-4 year old human.
why would she be able to shrug off mental influence? There's nothing written in her background or personality that would explain how she learned that, or why she'd even need to have it. Other predators generally don't have capability to influence minds.
Poison/venom - those two are very different. the former will hurt or even kill if ingested. the latter, provided there are no prior internal injuries where it could seep into the bloodstream, can be harmless. If she's a desert-liver, then getting any food would be a challenge. Poisoning it would make it inedible, thus it doesn't stand to reason that she'd have any use for poison. Venom on the other hand, would quite possibly be useful.
cunning/animal agility/scavenger/nocturnal/situational camouflage:
all those could be mixed into about one paragraph...
Something like this:
animalistic predator - She behaves in many ways like a predator. Stalking her prey/victims, utilizing the environment to hide, using any means at her disposal in a fight and moving in ways reminiscent of animals. More at home during the night than day.
she'd probably be able to see behavior as an animal predator would, making her decent at predicting how/when opponents might attack. Other behavior would not be as predictable.
oh, and on weaknesses...
If she were to have grown up without any real humanoid contact, then social interaction would be more than merely troubled, it would be outright difficult. Most likely her speech would not be far above that of a child, if above it at all.
You could make her stand out more if she should happen to eat her food raw. (most likely sources of fire would be rare in the desert, so cooking would be difficult)
Also, someone used to being alone will probably be quite skittish around people, easily feeling threatened.
It might be a good idea to add some details on how she came to join the sentient society. Why would she leave the desert at all?
@LJCOMICS: Chaotic doesn't have to mean to the point of insanity and beyond. Someone with a fair disregard for rules, whatever the reason, will be chaotic.
The one source we've seen that is clear about the alignment of warlocks defines that it is either evil and/or chaotic. The only form of good available to them, is chaotic good. only lawful is lawful evil. Only neutrals would be chaotic neutral or evil neutral, never good neutral, lawful neutral or true neutral.