Kynigos

Kynigos is an isolationist island country and home of the elves. They keep mostly to themselves except for singular diplomatic missions and rare merchant ships, which means they can most often be found in Munderra and Cruth-Atharraich. The elves are divided into groups: mountain elves, coastal elves, woodland elves, marshland elves, and planes elves. The groups work together collaboratively but have somewhat unique customs, and so each group has to be represented in the Elvish court.

For every member of the royal Elvish family, a dragon egg is lain. After 300 years, it hatches.

The Elves are not sexist, because some of the normal gaps other races have between men and women do not exist among elves; however, because elves live so much longer than any other humanoid species, they are inclined to be mind-numbingly racist. Other races, in their eyes, live short and often meaningless lives, which gives them a different set of morals and ethical codes. They are also classist, and define themselves by the type of elf they are and their social rank. They are either mountain, coastal, planish, woodland, or marsh elves; they are either common, nobility, or royal; they are either merchants, warriors (navy, army, anything like that), hunters, or scholars.

They very rarely interbreed with other races because of their overwhelming racist tendencies, and so half-elves are rare and aren’t normally accepted into the Elvish communities -- they seek refuge outside of the Elvish lands, while you don’t normally find regular elves outside of their country. The most common Elvish hybrids are Elves/Nymphs, because nymphs (both woodland and river) live in the Elvish country, as well as Elves/Simbans, which produces an elf with elemental magic. Pure blooded elves are occasionally born with eyes of two different colors, which signifies they have magic of their own; normally it is a power unique to them, and a dangerous magic. Because the elves are inclined to be dignified scholars, they find the two-colored elves distasteful, and they are often pushed out of society.