Sangior

The Sangior, also known as the Blood Elves or Tuamnath, meaning Autumn Folk and they are one of the Season Elves. These time-worn and dour folk live on the isolated island of Lunegar, a large and temperate land below the equator and south of the Sun Elves. They are a very passionate, cultured folk which take up all the traditions of Sangioran custom. However, many Blood Elves have a great self hatred or guilt and seem worn-down and beaten by their mistakes.

In their past, the Blood Elves went through the world on a rampant path of slaughter. They murdered, tortured and maimed, all the while drinking blood to the point of addictive ecstasy. It was the most prosperous and expansive stage of their history, but the one they look back on with the most shame. They name this time the Black Feast or the Final Feast and it lasted for decades of wanton bloodshed and blood drinking in equal measure.

Those Blood Elves who did not want to change and live more peacefully, those who were too stuck to their ancient ways, defected and because Corsairs, the unruly, lawless pirates of the high seas.

Physical Appearance
The Sangior bare a pale violet skin and pale hair, not always white. They are of average height compared to the other elves, similar to the Valtavien in height. The Sangior, however, have a deep thirst for the blood of creatures which resulted in the Black Feast. This is satiated afterward by the consumption of animal blood instead of that of fellow elvenkind. When in a thirsting, starved state where they deeply yearn for blood, a Sangior's eyes will roll over into jet black.

There is a considerable amount of variation in the skin colour of the Sangior, ranging from a deeper purple to a pale, ghostly pink. The palest among the Sangior are often used as spies for they can blend in with Valtavien, Khasov or Volorel cultures.

Military
The Sangior have a reletively minimal formal army, specialising predominantly in assassinations, stealth, intelligence gathering and deceptive warfare. The people of autumn are graceful and light on their feet, even for elves and thus make highly adept assassins, scouts and rangers.