Wynasul Talonnii
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History
The Wynasul bloodline for generations has kept mostly to themselves with very few noted throughout history before the realm of Almaris due to most of them being rather eccentric artists or studious magi who kept to themselves, simply doing their duties to the Silver State from afar while pursuing their personal goals and businesses. Each Wynasul is to take on a mastery by the time that they reach the elven age of maturity, fifty. Most of the lineage seem to take up practices of the arcane or of the arts. However, in recent years they have become known for their pioneering of interweaving the arts with the arcane. While many mali’thill tend to find their path to progress in the pursuits of logic, the Wynasuls find theirs within their craftsmanship. They believe that since many other aspects to progression are already covered by the ‘thill and that it is their responsibility to pick up and advance forms of artistry of all types; fashion, architecture, painting, the arcane. It is said that the first Wynasuls combined the water of the golden pools into everything they did as to make up for following the rest of the ‘thill to the pools a few decades after and that their signature fiery-hair is shown throughout the artists in the family and those that have golden eyes are pioneers of craftsmanship.
Yet, it was not until time had passed when descendants reached the lands of Almaris in which the Wynasuls truly began to make their mark on history. Valyris Wynasul took the opportunity to take a different path apart along with continuing the business of the rest of the family. In the year of 7 S.A. she became the first Wynasul on the council of the Silver State of Haelun’or. She thrived in the council of Haelun’or as she continued to push for the progress to be actually implemented rather than simply discussed. She remained on and off the council for several decades in various positions, alternating her focus between traveling for Wynasul and Wynasul, the family business, and her political agendas. Yet, it was not until the Ivarialists came into Haelun’or who had been portrayed as the enemy for so long that it had clouded her judgement and she realized that they shared many similar values and desires for the future of the high elven people. Valyris and her brother Mythaldir Wynasul soon became key supporters of Ivarielle Ibarellan in the Haelun’or Anarchy War and followed her into her new endeavors after it had ended.
It was the founding of Celia’nor which began the Wynasul’s return to high elven society and grand contributions. The Wynasuls from around the realm began to return after the foundations of the capital of Fi’andria were made. Mythaldir and Valyris contributed in a variety of ways to the newfound elven settlement, Valyris with her magical expertise and connections and Mythaldir with his grasp of the realms political spheres and economics. Wynasul and Wynasul, the family business, was expanded to multiple nations and the duo soon took up positions upon the Principality of Celia’nor’s council after Valyris had been given the first noble title within Celia’nor. From there, the family’s contributions to society only continued to grow to be granted land called the Providence of Asulia on the eastern portion of Celia’nor. As the family condensed and their presence in elvendom grew, so did their development of the high elven culture, arcane inventions, and economic standing where it has continued to thrive to this day.
Physical Traits and Appearance
Most Wynasuls are of typical Mali’thill stock and rather lanky individuals, standing at above six feet tall. Most tend to steer away from athleticism and focus on either the pursuits of magic or art, hence the lack of need for being muscular. The Wynasuls will occasionally have individuals with ginger hair, however those that do not, have bright blonde locks. The same goes for their eyes, they occasionally have golden hued eyes and if they do not, they generally have varying shades of green-hues. You will often find more with ginger hair than those with golden eyes yet it is not unheard of.
Personality and Beliefs
Oftentimes, those of the Wynasul Talonii are seen as eccentric and overdramatic when it comes to the artistic eye. They hold a deep passion for preserving and developing the culture of the high elves. The arts and economics are held in a high regard as they are seen as the key to improving the world around them. This belief does not stop at the mundane arts and it extends into that of the voidal as well, believing it to be a tool to enhance the world around them. This leads them to have a very strict upkeep of their appearances and etiquette, leading them to thrive in setting fashion trends amongst the elves.
Most of the Wynasuls were raised to be passionate and driven individuals from their belief their creative and arcanic gifts should be used to be in service to betterment of their people. This mindset is to ensure stagnation and the faltering of their home does not come to pass again. They often will go to great lengths to defend the development of arts and arcane as viable fields to devote themselves to. This sometimes comes across as erratic and obsessive in some instances, yet ultimately most that speak with them simply understand that it is what they find important as it is what they are best at.
Notable Figures
Thalien Wynasul, a promiment mage within Celia'nor.
Valyris Wynasul, a prominent figure amongst the governments of Haelun'or, Celia'nor, and Oren. As well as paving pathways amongst the mages of humanity and elvendom.
Mythaldir Wynasul, a prominent figure amongst the government and military of Celia'nor.
Veralya Wynasul, a prominent figure amongst the government and courts of Celia'nor. Princess of the short-lived Principality of Talar'nor
Eymotology
The name Wynasul is derived from the elven words ‘Wyn’,which means happy, and ‘Asul’, which means sun. It directly translates to 'happy sun’, some infer it is because of the bloodline's creative disposition and fiery hair; making them out to be the personification of the sun’s smile.
