Kitiara uth Matar

Or at least I, yeah, was very bored with the ones that didn't.

And had some amazing characters like, ah, Kitiara.

Uh, yeah, and just like people, dragons, your classic stuff.

I never played D&D as a kid.

I mean, it just, it wasn't, it wasn't the same.

Uh, I think to a certain degree it's a good idea to have it be set up in a way where you're playing new people instead of having to play, you know, Tanis Mal- you know, Tanis Half-Elven or, you know, Kitiara Uth Matar or what have you.

Because as fun as those p- characters are, those are basically just the PCs of the people who play tested it.

Um, I don't necessarily wanna play their PCs even if they are cool.

The entire setting is sort of balanced on this idea of good, evil, and neutrality as personified by Tanis Half-Elven, who is a... half-elf warrior torn between his elven and human ancestry.

You've got Kitiara Uthmanatar who is this ambitious difficult young woman who makes questionable choices all for personal glory and power and tanis falls in love with her but he was raised in an elven kingdom called cool honesty and he was literally raised by the prince uh so his the prince's or the king's the king the king's daughter Lorana, and he were childhood friends and grew up and kind of played, you know, like they were going to become like husband and wife when they grow up and stuff.

Very, you know, young child sort of foolishness.

Ultimately, Tanis left.

And so he's torn between the good of Lorana and the abject evil of Kitiara or self-interest of Kitiara.

And trying to live literally between two worlds of human and elven existence.

And being rejected by both entirely.