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	''(Based on the [http://avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=229&t=109208 OOC: Cell signals] thread.)''		''(Based on the [http://avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=229&t=109208 OOC: Cell signals] thread.)''

			'''Q&A'''
			* [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?t=79234 A few questions and answers on playing a Sereg]
			* [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?t=73350 Player derived information on Sereg (not 100% accurate)]
			* [http://avlis.org/ucp.php?i=167 Sereg'wethrin coordination thread, a private discussion group and Sereg IC board]
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	==Alignment==		==Alignment==

	Sereg'wethrin epitomized the chaotic nature of their elven heritage. They tended towards evil, because they pursued their goals without thought to the wider effects.~~<br><br>~~		Sereg'wethrin epitomized the chaotic nature of their elven heritage. They tended towards evil, because they pursued their goals without thought to the wider effects.

	==Sereg'wethrin Lands==		==Sereg'wethrin Lands==
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	== Adventurers ==		== Adventurers ==

	Sereg'wethrin were trained to stay with their cell unless ordered to do otherwise. This made it unlikely to find a solitary specimen out on its own with no particular mission. On occasion, a Sereg'wethrin would break with its conditioning and go out on its own, but these members were hunted down by their cell and destroyed.~~<br><br>~~		Sereg'wethrin were trained to stay with their cell unless ordered to do otherwise. This made it unlikely to find a solitary specimen out on its own with no particular mission. On occasion, a Sereg'wethrin would break with its conditioning and go out on its own, but these members were hunted down by their cell and destroyed.

	== Combat ==		== Combat ==

	Sereg'wethrin's primary MO for combat was ambush and trap. They laid in hiding and stroke fiercely, then they disappeared just as fast. When faced with a superior opponent, they were not opposed to taking out lesser opponents of his group and leaving him behind. Suicide mission were also not unheard of, especially when biological weaponry was involved.~~<br><br>~~		Sereg'wethrin's primary MO for combat was ambush and trap. They laid in hiding and stroke fiercely, then they disappeared just as fast. When faced with a superior opponent, they were not opposed to taking out lesser opponents of his group and leaving him behind. Suicide mission were also not unheard of, especially when biological weaponry was involved.

	== Reproduction and The Nwal'maer ==		== Reproduction and The Nwal'maer ==
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	These young elven males were eventually put through another experimental conditioning process. This process proved to be extremely powerful, and dangerous. 80% of the elves undergoing this special conditioning died, but those that survived were changed. Their minds completely surpressed of willful thought, enslaved in a "superhuman" body under the command of Sereg'wethrin leadership. They become deadly tools, an extension of Sereg'wethrin might, lacking a will of their own. They were dubbed, Nwal'maer, Drangonari for "The Tortured Ones".		These young elven males were eventually put through another experimental conditioning process. This process proved to be extremely powerful, and dangerous. 80% of the elves undergoing this special conditioning died, but those that survived were changed. Their minds completely surpressed of willful thought, enslaved in a "superhuman" body under the command of Sereg'wethrin leadership. They become deadly tools, an extension of Sereg'wethrin might, lacking a will of their own. They were dubbed, Nwal'maer, Drangonari for "The Tortured Ones".
	~~<br><br>~~

	==See Also==		==See Also==


	* [[Elf\|Elven racial group]]		* [[Elf\|Elven racial group]]
	* [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?t=26946~~&highlight=~~ Sereg'wethrin info thread]		* [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?t=26946 Sereg'wethrin info thread]
	* [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?t=79234 A few questions and answers on playing a Sereg]
	* [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?t=73350 Player derived information on Sereg (not 100% accurate)]
	* [http://avlis.org/ucp.php?i=167 Sereg'wethrin coordination thread, a private discussion group and Sereg IC board.]


	[[Category:Elven Races]]		[[Category:Elven Races]]

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	The foundations of the T'Nanshi [[Council of Nine]] were shaken in the process. Councilman [[NPCs:Foriten_Niltaurwen\|Foriten Niltaurwen]] took out fellow Councilman [[NPCs:Ryiel Sunmar\|Ryiel Sunmar]] and was ultimately assassinated by the Sereg'wethrin himself. [[NPCs:Urthanelron Leyerdera\|Urthanelron Leyerdera]] was convicted as a traitor. [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?p=1485187#p1485187 A formal apology was written and signed by all members of the Council of Nine...]		The foundations of the T'Nanshi [[Council of Nine]] were shaken in the process. Councilman [[NPCs:Foriten_Niltaurwen\|Foriten Niltaurwen]] took out fellow Councilman [[NPCs:Ryiel Sunmar\|Ryiel Sunmar]] and was ultimately assassinated by the Sereg'wethrin himself. [[NPCs:Urthanelron Leyerdera\|Urthanelron Leyerdera]] was convicted as a traitor. [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?p=1485187#p1485187 A formal apology was written and signed by all members of the Council of Nine...]

			Following the eradication of Jul'lye and his forces, no Sereg'wethrin cells are known to remain in existence.

	==Personality==		==Personality==

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	The turning point was the discovery of the research of Count Calais [[NPCs:Co%27Beir_Du%27mois\|Co'Beir Dumois]] post mortem. Dumois had dedicated himself to uncovering the truth of the origin of the Sereg'wehtrin and the key players involved in their continued existence. Dumois perished before he could finish his report. An expedition in the tunnels under the [[Blandenberg Protectorate]] ultimately completed the picture. General [[NPCs:Mi'she\|Mi'she]] "the Viper", the [[Red Shadow]] intelligence group and their involvement with the Sereg'wethrin cell Valarako'Noss were exposed.		The turning point was the discovery of the research of Count Calais [[NPCs:Co%27Beir_Du%27mois\|Co'Beir Dumois]] post mortem. Dumois had dedicated himself to uncovering the truth of the origin of the Sereg'wehtrin and the key players involved in their continued existence. Dumois perished before he could finish his report. An expedition in the tunnels under the [[Blandenberg Protectorate]] ultimately completed the picture. General [[NPCs:Mi'she\|Mi'she]] "the Viper", the [[Red Shadow]] intelligence group and their involvement with the Sereg'wethrin cell Valarako'Noss were exposed.

	The foundations of the Council of Nine were shaken in the process. Councilman [[NPCs:Foriten_Niltaurwen\|Foriten Niltaurwen]] took out fellow Councilman [[NPCs:Ryiel Sunmar\|Ryiel Sunmar]] and was ultimately assassinated by the Sereg'wethrin himself. [[NPCs:Urthanelron Leyerdera\|Urthanelron Leyerdera]] was convicted as a traitor. [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?p=1485187#p1485187 A formal apology was written and signed by all members of the Council of Nine...]		The foundations of the T'Nanshi [[Council of Nine]] were shaken in the process. Councilman [[NPCs:Foriten_Niltaurwen\|Foriten Niltaurwen]] took out fellow Councilman [[NPCs:Ryiel Sunmar\|Ryiel Sunmar]] and was ultimately assassinated by the Sereg'wethrin himself. [[NPCs:Urthanelron Leyerdera\|Urthanelron Leyerdera]] was convicted as a traitor. [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?p=1485187#p1485187 A formal apology was written and signed by all members of the Council of Nine...]

	==Personality==		==Personality==

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	Initially, the Sereg'wethrin were normal elven soldiers. The soldiers participated in voluntary magical conditioning that enhanced their abilities. This low to mid level conditioning proved to be effective in allowing the Sereg'wethrin force to gain an edge in tactical combat missions. As time passed, the Sereg'wethrin began to experiment with increased levels and different forms of magical enhancement. Their experimentation proved to be incredibly fruitful, however, the effects of this conditioning began to make genetic changes within their bodies. A few of the more significant changes are:		Initially, the Sereg'wethrin were normal elven soldiers. The soldiers participated in voluntary magical conditioning that enhanced their abilities. This low to mid level conditioning proved to be effective in allowing the Sereg'wethrin force to gain an edge in tactical combat missions. As time passed, the Sereg'wethrin began to experiment with increased levels and different forms of magical enhancement. Their experimentation proved to be incredibly fruitful, however, the effects of this conditioning began to make genetic changes within their bodies. A few of the more significant changes are:

	* Camouflage: The Sereg'wethrin skin and hair is permanently dark... almost black.		* Camouflage: The Sereg'wethrin skin and hair was permanently dark... almost black.
	* Stealth: They received enhanced hiding and stealth abilities.		* Stealth: They received enhanced hiding and stealth abilities.
	* Speed: Sereg'wethrin had an un-natural quickness.		* Speed: Sereg'wethrin had an un-natural quickness.

	A price for this experimentation and enhancement was also paid. The mind of a Sereg'wethrin is extremely chaotic. In fact, most of them only had a loose grasp on sanity. This could be useful in combat, but made them extremely volatile in daily situations.		A price for this experimentation and enhancement was also paid. The mind of a Sereg'wethrin was extremely chaotic. In fact, most of them only had a loose grasp on sanity. This could be useful in combat, but made them extremely volatile in daily situations.

	Part of their conditioning ~~has~~ always been military obedience to the chain of command. This ~~may seem~~ to fly against their chaotic nature, but it is an artificially and magically-induced behavioral trait. Without this conditioning, the Sereg'wethrin would cease to be an organized military force.		Part of their conditioning had always been military obedience to the chain of command. This might have seemed to fly against their chaotic nature, but it was an artificially and magically-induced behavioral trait. Without this conditioning, the Sereg'wethrin would cease to be an organized military force.

	==Current Status==		==Current Status==

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	In the years after the [[Timeline\|Remaking]], the Sereg'wethrin Blue Hand cell leader [[NPCs:Jui'lye\|Jui'lye]] began incursions in the Overlight. Various notable figures were targeted by Sereg'wethrin assassins, throwing T'Nanshi society and the [[Negaria\|Negarian]] South into a turmoil.		In the years after the [[Timeline\|Remaking]], the Sereg'wethrin Blue Hand cell leader [[NPCs:Jui'lye\|Jui'lye]] began incursions in the Overlight. Various notable figures were targeted by Sereg'wethrin assassins, throwing T'Nanshi society and the [[Negaria\|Negarian]] South into a turmoil.

	The turning point was the discovery of the research of Count Calais [[NPCs:Co%27Beir_Du%27mois\|Co'Beir Dumois]] post mortem. Dumois had dedicated himself to uncovering the truth of the origin of the Sereg'wehtrin and the key players involved in their continued existence. Dumois perished before he could finish his report. An expedition under the [[Blandenberg Protectorate]]) ultimately completed the picture. General [[NPCs:Mi'she\|Mi'she]] "the Viper", the [[Red Shadow]] intelligence group and their involvement with the Sereg'wethrin cell Valarako'Noss were exposed.		The turning point was the discovery of the research of Count Calais [[NPCs:Co%27Beir_Du%27mois\|Co'Beir Dumois]] post mortem. Dumois had dedicated himself to uncovering the truth of the origin of the Sereg'wehtrin and the key players involved in their continued existence. Dumois perished before he could finish his report. An expedition in the tunnels under the [[Blandenberg Protectorate]] ultimately completed the picture. General [[NPCs:Mi'she\|Mi'she]] "the Viper", the [[Red Shadow]] intelligence group and their involvement with the Sereg'wethrin cell Valarako'Noss were exposed.

	The foundations of the Council of Nine were shaken in the process. Councilman [[NPCs:Foriten_Niltaurwen\|Foriten Niltaurwen]] took out fellow Councilman [[NPCs:Ryiel Sunmar\|Ryiel Sunmar]] and was ultimately assassinated by the Sereg'wethrin himself. [[NPCs:Urthanelron Leyerdera\|Urthanelron Leyerdera]] was convicted as a traitor. [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?p=1485187#p1485187 A formal apology was written and signed by all members of the Council of Nine...]		The foundations of the Council of Nine were shaken in the process. Councilman [[NPCs:Foriten_Niltaurwen\|Foriten Niltaurwen]] took out fellow Councilman [[NPCs:Ryiel Sunmar\|Ryiel Sunmar]] and was ultimately assassinated by the Sereg'wethrin himself. [[NPCs:Urthanelron Leyerdera\|Urthanelron Leyerdera]] was convicted as a traitor. [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?p=1485187#p1485187 A formal apology was written and signed by all members of the Council of Nine...]

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 * Sereg'wethrin can take the [[Arcane Archer]] class
 * All Sereg'wethrin '''MUST''' be male, it is not possible to create a female Sereg'wethrin and playing a female Sereg'wethrin is considered '''[[Rules:Specific_Rules:Cheesing|cheesing]]'''.
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 These young elven males were eventually put through another experimental conditioning process. This process proved to be extremely powerful, and dangerous. 80% of the elves undergoing this special conditioning died, but those that survived were changed. Their minds completely surpressed of willful thought, enslaved in a "superhuman" body under the command of Sereg'wethrin leadership. They become deadly tools, an extension of Sereg'wethrin might, lacking a will of their own. They were dubbed, Nwal'maer, Drangonari for "The Tortured Ones".
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	== PC Statistics ==		== Sereg'wethrin PC Statistics ==

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			<div style="font-weight:bold;line-height:1.6;">Historical PC Statistics</div>
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	'''ECL:''' 1		'''ECL:''' 1

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	* Sereg'wethrin can take the [[Arcane Archer]] class		* Sereg'wethrin can take the [[Arcane Archer]] class
	* All Sereg'wethrin '''MUST''' be male, it is not possible to create a female Sereg'wethrin and playing a female Sereg'wethrin is considered '''[[Rules:Specific_Rules:Cheesing\|cheesing]]'''.		* All Sereg'wethrin '''MUST''' be male, it is not possible to create a female Sereg'wethrin and playing a female Sereg'wethrin is considered '''[[Rules:Specific_Rules:Cheesing\|cheesing]]'''.
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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
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	Sereg'wethrin is a playable race on Avlis but must start on the [[Underdark]] server and be male.<br><br>		Sereg'wethrin is a playable race on Avlis but must start on the [[Underdark]] server and be male.<br><br>

	==IC information for ~~new Underdark~~ Sereg'wethrin PCs==		==IC information for Sereg'wethrin PCs==

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			'''PLEASE BE AWARE: Sereg'wethrin are no longer available as a playable race. New Sereg'wethrin characters cannot be created and existing characters may not be logged in. Players of Sereg'wethrin characters are encouraged to [[remort]]! Please see this post for more details: https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=144129 This page will be left up for archival reasons.'''
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			<div style="font-weight:bold;line-height:1.6;">Historical IC information for Sereg'wethrin PCs</div>
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	'''Note: This information can only be common knowledge to Sereg'wethrin or other PCs native to the Underdark.'''		'''Note: This information can only be common knowledge to Sereg'wethrin or other PCs native to the Underdark.'''
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	Due to their high racial Dex bonus, the Verloghokbol-based Sereg'wethrin managed to convert the basic signals into a more complex sign language, where a given gesture represents a given command; at times entire words are being lettered. The base language for Sereg'wethrin sign language is Drangonari. The sign language is never taught to the non-Sereg'wethrin, who are not able to understand it merely by accompanying a Sereg'wethrin communicating that way as well. Moreover, any character with a Dex bonus less than 6 would not be able to even make all the signs.<br><br>		Due to their high racial Dex bonus, the Verloghokbol-based Sereg'wethrin managed to convert the basic signals into a more complex sign language, where a given gesture represents a given command; at times entire words are being lettered. The base language for Sereg'wethrin sign language is Drangonari. The sign language is never taught to the non-Sereg'wethrin, who are not able to understand it merely by accompanying a Sereg'wethrin communicating that way as well. Moreover, any character with a Dex bonus less than 6 would not be able to even make all the signs.<br><br>
	''(Based on the [http://avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=229&t=109208 OOC: Cell signals] thread.)''<br><br>		''(Based on the [http://avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=229&t=109208 OOC: Cell signals] thread.)''<br><br>
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	~~http://www.student.euv-frankfurt-o.de/~euv52693~~/~~pliki/avlis/Torori_Neva_Outfit.png~~

	~~(A Torori'Nevalor Akh'Wethril'Ethir)<br~~><~~br>~~

	~~http://www.student.euv-frankfurt-o.de/~euv52693/pliki~~/~~avlis/faer2.png~~

	~~(A Torori'Nevalor Akh'Faer'Istarym)<br><br~~>

	~~http://www.student.euv-frankfurt-o.de/~euv52693/pliki/avlis/Velahrym.png~~

	~~(A Torori'Nevalor Akh'Velahr'Velahrym)~~

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	'''PLEASE BE AWARE: Sereg'wethrin are no longer available as a playable race. New Sereg'wethrin characters cannot be created and existing characters may not be logged in. Players of Sereg'wethrin characters are encouraged to [[remort]]! Please see this post for more details: https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=144129 This page will be left up for ~~current players and~~ archival reasons.'''		'''PLEASE BE AWARE: Sereg'wethrin are no longer available as a playable race. New Sereg'wethrin characters cannot be created and existing characters may not be logged in. Players of Sereg'wethrin characters are encouraged to [[remort]]! Please see this post for more details: https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=144129 This page will be left up for archival reasons.'''
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	In the years after the [[Timeline\|Remaking]], the Sereg'wethrin Blue Hand cell leader [[NPCs:Jui'lye\|Jui'lye]] began incursions in the Overlight. Various notable figures were targeted by Sereg'wethrin assassins, throwing T'Nanshi society and the [[Negaria\|Negarian]] South into a turmoil.		In the years after the [[Timeline\|Remaking]], the Sereg'wethrin Blue Hand cell leader [[NPCs:Jui'lye\|Jui'lye]] began incursions in the Overlight. Various notable figures were targeted by Sereg'wethrin assassins, throwing T'Nanshi society and the [[Negaria\|Negarian]] South into a turmoil.

	The turning point was the discovery of the research of Count Calais [[NPCs:Co%27Beir_Du%27mois\|Co'Beir Dumois]] post mortem. Dumois had dedicated himself to uncovering the truth of the origin of the Sereg'wehtrin and the key players involved in their continued existence. Dumois perished before he could finish his report. An expedition under the [[Blandenberg Protectorate]]) ultimately completed the picture. General [[NPCs:Mi'she\|Mi'she]] "the Viper", the [[Red Shadow]] intelligence group and their involvement with the Sereg'wethrin cell Valarako'Noss were exposed.		The turning point was the discovery of the research of Count Calais [[NPCs:Co%27Beir_Du%27mois\|Co'Beir Dumois]] post mortem. Dumois had dedicated himself to uncovering the truth of the origin of the Sereg'wehtrin and the key players involved in their continued existence. Dumois perished before he could finish his report. An expedition in the tunnels under the [[Blandenberg Protectorate]] ultimately completed the picture. General [[NPCs:Mi'she\|Mi'she]] "the Viper", the [[Red Shadow]] intelligence group and their involvement with the Sereg'wethrin cell Valarako'Noss were exposed.

	The foundations of the Council of Nine were shaken in the process. Councilman [[NPCs:Foriten_Niltaurwen\|Foriten Niltaurwen]] took out fellow Councilman [[NPCs:Ryiel Sunmar\|Ryiel Sunmar]] and was ultimately assassinated by the Sereg'wethrin himself. [[NPCs:Urthanelron Leyerdera\|Urthanelron Leyerdera]] was convicted as a traitor. [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?p=1485187#p1485187 A formal apology was written and signed by all members of the Council of Nine...]		The foundations of the Council of Nine were shaken in the process. Councilman [[NPCs:Foriten_Niltaurwen\|Foriten Niltaurwen]] took out fellow Councilman [[NPCs:Ryiel Sunmar\|Ryiel Sunmar]] and was ultimately assassinated by the Sereg'wethrin himself. [[NPCs:Urthanelron Leyerdera\|Urthanelron Leyerdera]] was convicted as a traitor. [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?p=1485187#p1485187 A formal apology was written and signed by all members of the Council of Nine...]

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	Unfortunately, before they were deployed, the Great War ended with the explosive destruction of all Orc mages. Without a purpose, the Sereg'wethrin force was relegated to training and minor operations with limited scope.		Unfortunately, before they were deployed, the Great War ended with the explosive destruction of all Orc mages. Without a purpose, the Sereg'wethrin force was relegated to training and minor operations with limited scope.

	Initially, the Sereg'wethrin were normal elven soldiers. The soldiers participated in voluntary magical conditioning that enhanced their abilities. This low to mid level conditioning proved to be effective in allowing the Sereg'wethrin force to gain an edge in tactical combat missions. As time passed, the Sereg'wethrin began to experiment with increased levels and different forms of magical enhancement. Their experimentation proved to be incredibly fruitful, however, the effects of this conditioning began to make genetic changes within their bodies. A few of the more significant changes ~~are~~:		Initially, the Sereg'wethrin were normal elven soldiers. The soldiers participated in voluntary magical conditioning that enhanced their abilities. This low to mid level conditioning proved to be effective in allowing the Sereg'wethrin force to gain an edge in tactical combat missions. As time passed, the Sereg'wethrin began to experiment with increased levels and different forms of magical enhancement. Their experimentation proved to be incredibly fruitful, however, the effects of this conditioning began to make genetic changes within their bodies. A few of the more significant changes were:

	* Camouflage: The Sereg'wethrin skin and hair was permanently dark... almost black.		* Camouflage: The Sereg'wethrin skin and hair was permanently dark... almost black.
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	==Personality==		==Personality==

	Most Sereg'wethrin had a volatile demeanor. They ~~have~~ little patience and explode early on in a confrontation. Loyalty to their own is one of the few virtues they maintained as a culture. Because of their instability, Sereg'wethrin rarely formed meaningful relationships outside of their military units, yet this fact caused them no personal hardship because their entire lives were devoted to army affairs.		Most Sereg'wethrin had a volatile demeanor. They had little patience and explode early on in a confrontation. Loyalty to their own was one of the few virtues they maintained as a culture. Because of their instability, Sereg'wethrin rarely formed meaningful relationships outside of their military units, yet this fact caused them no personal hardship because their entire lives were devoted to army affairs.

	More recent iterations of these conditioned soldiers were given anti-[[Human\|human]] conditioning, as part of [[M'Chek-T'Nanshi War\|the conflict]] between the elven nation of T'Nanshi and the human nation of [[M'Chek]]. The anti-human conditioning was brutally effective. Sereg'wethrin slaughtered humans with a gleeful passion. In fact, it worked too well. The Sereg'wethrin now made no distinction between human soldiers and human civilians (including women and children). This behavior shocked and appalled Nanshi High Command and forced them to recall and analyze of the Sereg'wethrin force. But at this point, it was too late.		More recent iterations of these conditioned soldiers were given anti-[[Human\|human]] conditioning, as part of [[M'Chek-T'Nanshi War\|the conflict]] between the elven nation of T'Nanshi and the human nation of [[M'Chek]]. The anti-human conditioning was brutally effective. Sereg'wethrin slaughtered humans with a gleeful passion. In fact, it worked too well. The Sereg'wethrin now made no distinction between human soldiers and human civilians (including women and children). This behavior shocked and appalled Nanshi High Command and forced them to recall and analyze of the Sereg'wethrin force. But at this point, it was too late.
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	The Sereg'wethrin leadership perceived the recall as an attack on their existence, and they immediately took action. They withdrew all Sereg'wethrin troops from their surface bases, and secured their underground bases, including their primary fortress deep in [[Underdark\|the underdark]]. This action confirmed their rogue status and explicitly defined their sovereignty from the nation of T'Nanshi and from the race of Avlissian Elves.		The Sereg'wethrin leadership perceived the recall as an attack on their existence, and they immediately took action. They withdrew all Sereg'wethrin troops from their surface bases, and secured their underground bases, including their primary fortress deep in [[Underdark\|the underdark]]. This action confirmed their rogue status and explicitly defined their sovereignty from the nation of T'Nanshi and from the race of Avlissian Elves.

	The Sereg'wethrin ~~have~~ two natural drives: protection and enhancement of their existence. These natural drives ~~are~~ further reinforced by a number of artificially-induced drives (through conditioning): overriding concern for the collective of Sereg'wethrin interests, and overriding hatred for humankind.		The Sereg'wethrin had two natural drives: protection and enhancement of their existence. These natural drives were further reinforced by a number of artificially-induced drives (through conditioning): overriding concern for the collective of Sereg'wethrin interests, and overriding hatred for humankind.

	==== Sereg'wethrin Superconditioning ====		==== Sereg'wethrin Superconditioning ====
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	== Reproduction and The Nwal'maer ==		== Reproduction and The Nwal'maer ==

	The Sereg'wethrin consisted of an all-male military force. When they broke away from Nanshi, this presented a survival problem. To solve this problem, the Sereg'wethrin began raiding Elven villages and capturing women and young male Elves. The women were imprisoned in a breeding sector of the primary Underdark fortress, their sole purpose is to produce Sereg'wethrin children. The Sereg'wethrin thought to train the young males and incorporate them into their collective, however, the Elves proved to be resistant and ultimately they would not willingly join.		The Sereg'wethrin consisted of an all-male military force. When they broke away from Nanshi, this presented a survival problem. To solve this problem, the Sereg'wethrin began raiding Elven villages and capturing women and young male Elves. The women were imprisoned in a breeding sector of the primary Underdark fortress, their sole purpose was to produce Sereg'wethrin children. The Sereg'wethrin thought to train the young males and incorporate them into their collective, however, the Elves proved to be resistant and ultimately they would not willingly join.

	These young elven males were eventually put through another experimental conditioning process. This process proved to be extremely powerful, and dangerous. 80% of the elves undergoing this special conditioning died, but those that survived were changed. Their minds completely surpressed of willful thought, enslaved in a "superhuman" body under the command of Sereg'wethrin leadership. They become deadly tools, an extension of Sereg'wethrin might, lacking a will of their own. They were dubbed, Nwal'maer, Drangonari for "The Tortured Ones".		These young elven males were eventually put through another experimental conditioning process. This process proved to be extremely powerful, and dangerous. 80% of the elves undergoing this special conditioning died, but those that survived were changed. Their minds completely surpressed of willful thought, enslaved in a "superhuman" body under the command of Sereg'wethrin leadership. They become deadly tools, an extension of Sereg'wethrin might, lacking a will of their own. They were dubbed, Nwal'maer, Drangonari for "The Tortured Ones".