Dark Elf

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Some actions that may warrant such a punishment would include:

  • The study of necromancy
  • The worship of dark deities
  • The making of pacts with dark powers (demons, undead, hags, etc.)
  • Committing crimes against nature
  • Committing a particularly violent crime

This banishment results in regular elves refusal to acknowledge the presence of a dark elf in any social setting.  They will not look directly at a dark elf nor will they acknowledge anything they say or do.  They will however defend themselves and their property against a dark elf.

Both elven societies have decreed that those who have been banished shall never again see the light of the sun, moon, or stars.  As a part of this casting into darkness, a magical ritual is performed that transforms the subject’s eyes into jet black orbs.  Frequently these blackened eyes are covered by blindfolds as a feeble attempt to hide their shame.

While these elves have been cast from the light and had their vision taken from them, the elvish people do not wish to be cruel.  As such, a part of the ritual that darkens their vision also bestows upon them magical blindsight that will allow them to function out in the world they must now survive in.