High Elves

"Not always the most welcoming folk, High Elves area race of elves that can be found in places such as Mysidia or elsewhere. The common High Elf tends to have a stuck-up, purity driven attitude, making association with them painful for some, but the magical talent of a kind-hearted one makes them a great asset nonetheless."

Mali'aheral
The average high elf, these people are obsessed with health and purity, to the point by which any who marry another race are outcast. Such obsession is often extremist and as such leads to looking down on the other races, and treating them poorly.

Mali'fenn
Often called snow elves, these are simply a separate culture of High Elves. Focused more upon a warrior ethic than the magic of the other High Elves, they are also considerably more progressive. They consider acceptance to be a more valuable quality than the High Elven purity driven ideal.

Mysidian
A variant of High Elves said be directly descended from ancient eladrin, Mysidians are shorter and less xenophobic than other high elves, and tend to prefer simpler lifestyles than their brethren. Mysidian culture respects both arcane and martial prowess, but values summoners above all. The least warlike of the high elves.

Physical Appearance
"A very tall, lengthy race, High Elves are generally slender, with some males being a bit bulkier or heavier. Their eyes range from green to blue, aqua, even purple and gray. Their hair and skin holds much less variation, with their hair ranging from gold to silver colors, sometimes appearing dirty brown, and their skin from a pearly white to a light tan."

Positive Traits
Light’s Blessing: High elves tend to have very minor resistance to most non-elemental forms of magic. Arcane skills in general seem to come a bit easier to them.

Negative Traits
Infertility: As a downside to their long lives, High Elves have some major infertility issues. It is incredibly rare for one to have twins, and any attempt, even including failures, can prevent female High Elves from having children for 25 years