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Among the fairest and most beautiful creatures that have ever lived, the Sidhe (pronounced "shee") were the firstborn of the Elves, and learned magic and craft from the Gods themselves. While time and the cruel hand of war have culled their ranks over the Ages, many Sidhe still endure, helping the shattered remnants of their people rebuild, or else living in total seclusion from the wars and atrocities of the World. The Elves sing daily praises to the grace and power of the Sidhe, and most Elves consider them on an equal plane as the true Gods.
 
Among the fairest and most beautiful creatures that have ever lived, the Sidhe (pronounced "shee") were the firstborn of the Elves, and learned magic and craft from the Gods themselves. While time and the cruel hand of war have culled their ranks over the Ages, many Sidhe still endure, helping the shattered remnants of their people rebuild, or else living in total seclusion from the wars and atrocities of the World. The Elves sing daily praises to the grace and power of the Sidhe, and most Elves consider them on an equal plane as the true Gods.
  
=== List of Sidhe ===
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=== The Sidhe ===
 
*[[Corrinandor the Mariner]]
 
*[[Corrinandor the Mariner]]
 
*[[Dernilla the Star Weaver]]
 
*[[Dernilla the Star Weaver]]

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Among the fairest and most beautiful creatures that have ever lived, the Sidhe (pronounced "shee") were the firstborn of the Elves, and learned magic and craft from the Gods themselves. While time and the cruel hand of war have culled their ranks over the Ages, many Sidhe still endure, helping the shattered remnants of their people rebuild, or else living in total seclusion from the wars and atrocities of the World. The Elves sing daily praises to the grace and power of the Sidhe, and most Elves consider them on an equal plane as the true Gods.

The Sidhe

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