The High Forest

Prince Riviel exudes an otherworldly charm, his alabaster skin given a slight, unnatural sheen, reminiscent of moonlight. His eyes are deep pools of sapphire, edged with the vibrant green of a forest in bloom, and his hair cascades in a wave of platinum, crowned with an arrangement of flowers that seem to thrive in his presence. His attire is as much a work of art as it is clothing, adorned with intricate embroidery that mimics the patterns of leaves and flowers, moving and shifting as if alive.

Riviel is a creature of grace and depth, embodying the dual nature of the fey: whimsically cruel yet capable of profound kindness. To his friends and subjects, he is generous, a muse who inspires creativity and passion. To his foes, he is a tempest—unpredictable and dangerous. His moods shift like the winds, his favor as fleeting as the petals that adorn his hair, and his wrath as fierce as the storms of his homeland. Yet, through it all, his actions always aim to maintain the balance between beauty and sorrow, a harmony he seeks to achieve in all aspects of life.

Born in the Feywild, Prince Riviel was nurtured amidst the eternal beauty and caprice of the Seelie Court. From a young age, he exhibited a prodigious talent for magic and performance, captivating even the most jaded of fey with his artistry. His heart, however, yearned for a stage grander than the courts of the Feywild—a place where his talents could bloom and reshape the world around him. He found such a stage in the ruins of Morynarth, an elven city where the weave of magic ran deep. Claiming the amphitheater within the overgrown cultural district, he established his court, where the lines between performance and reality blur into insignificance.