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Their lineage is described as distant relations with elves and dwarves, and wyrds inherit traits distinct from either parent race.","Answer",{"name":115,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":116},"How are wyrds typically created or obtained?",{"text":117,"@type":113},"One common scenario involves an ogre mage raiding or conquering elven lands and taking noble elf prisoners, with offspring later raised in seclusion by distant family. Another involves an arrangement between a drow and an ogre mage, trading children or valuable commodities for the deal.",{"name":119,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":120},"What personality and social behavior define wyrds?",{"text":121,"@type":113},"Wyrds are portrayed as supremely confident, masterful tacticians and manipulators, often desiring to rule. 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They are more intelligent, resilient, agile, alert, and cunning than their simpler cousins, as well as having strong personalities and innate magic abilities. Though ogre mages do not often form communities, they have an advanced civilization based on conquest, acquisition, and rulership. Scholars postulate that while ogres are somehow akin to orcs and humans, ogre mages are actually distant relatives of elves and dwarves. Though no dwarf/ogre mage crossbreeds are known to exist, the ability of ogre mages and elves to interbreed is well established.  \nWyrds, also known as deimos and ogre fey, are ogre mage/ elf crossbreeds generally from one of two backgrounds. The most common occurs when an ogre mage establishes a stronghold and raids or conquers neighboring elven lands, taking prisoners from the fairest and most noble elves. Such raids often bring retribution from the elves, who if victorious take all wyrd offspring to be raised in seclusion by distant family members.  \nThe other common scenario is when a drow and an ogre mage make an arrangement to create a number of wyrds. Most often the agreement either calls for two children tobe born (one for each parent) or trades a wyrd for some other valuable commodity, such as a rare spell or magic item. Both drow and ogre mages find wyrds useful political assets, able to go places and deal with creatures not open to either parent.  \nAppearance  \nA wyrd cannot be mistaken for a member of either parent race. It is a tall creature, topping 8 feet, but as slender and well-formed as a typical elf. It has long, thin, pointed ears, two small horns at its temples, and a head of thick, wild hair. A wyrd’s coloration is very dark, with skin ranging from dark purple to black and hair that may be red, metallic black, dark blue, or copper. A wyrd’s eyes are a solid color, generally red, with no differentiation between pupil and iris. Drow/ogre mage wyrds generally have the same appearance, except that their hair is white, pearlescent, or silver.  \nMost wyrds accord a great deal of status to appearance and thus prefer rich dress. Finely cut clothing or burnished, engraved armor is preferable to plain garb, even if the less ornate clothes are more durable and functional. Wyrds are not fools, however: They do not choose mere finery over magic items, or wear slippers into the wilderness. Many work a theme, totem, or symbol into most of their accouterments, such as an animal, rune, or even a random pattern they find pleasing.  \nDemeanor  \nWyrds are supremely confident to the point of arrogance. They often surpass their parents in raw power, and are master tacticians and manipulators to boot. Most have a strong desire to rule, either out of simple megalomania or from a genuine belief they are better suited to power. A wyrd who is trusted and given a position of great responsibility may prove a loyal ally, but those scorned or mistreated soon flee to build an empire of their own.  \nWyrds have long memories and do not forgive easily. Aslight from childhood is still fresh in the mind of an adult wyrd, coloring his outlook until he claims recompense or revenge. Wyrds do not believe that time heals all ills, and many have a long list of grudges. Similarly, a creature who aids a wyrd is never forgotten, and may be repaid in full decades later. Wyrds value loyalty highly, demanding it from their underlings but giving it only to the most deserving of superiors.  \nMost wyrds are pragmatic and care less about law, chaos, good, and evil than they do about what is effective, efficient, and valuable. These neutral wyrds are willing to work for evil tyrants or ministries of justice with equal vigor, as long as their own needs are met. A wyrd who has given his loyalty toa superior does his best to advance that master’s cause, even if the wyrd doesn’t personally care about it.  \nBackground  \nA ","cbCaivpiVizb1eOB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivpiVizb1eOB","pdf",372956,"English","# Chapter Two: Specific Half-breeds\n## Wyrds (Origins and Status)\n## Appearance\n## Demeanor\n## Background\n## Adventurers\n## Wyrd Racial Traits","[{\"question\":\"What are wyrds, and what crossbreeds do they come from?\",\"answer\":\"Wyrds are ogre mage/elf crossbreeds, also known as deimos and ogre fey. Their lineage is described as distant relations with elves and dwarves, and wyrds inherit traits distinct from either parent race.\"},{\"question\":\"How are wyrds typically created or obtained?\",\"answer\":\"One common scenario involves an ogre mage raiding or conquering elven lands and taking noble elf prisoners, with offspring later raised in seclusion by distant family. 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