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--- stolen_land:brevoy:demographics [2023/01/29 23:56] – [New Stetven] johnb
+++ stolen_land:brevoy:demographics [2023/01/29 23:58] – [Half-Elves] johnb
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-There aren’t all that may Half-Elves in Brevoy, because there aren’t many elves in Brevoy either.  Even if they aren’t born there, most of the Half-Elves finish up in New Stetven or Restov – because that is where the action is, and they are both fairly cosmopolitan environments.  Many are born in the cities as The Free Cities of Brevoy are  always an interesting stop for Elves doing the ‘Grand Tour’.  In the cities there are plenty of willing partners, of either gender, willing to help travelling Elves spend their cash.  Which is one of the reasons why a lot of city half-elves come from broken homes.  Some elves stay for longer, but few manage to live out a whole lifetime in the fast-paced human world, that doesn’t leave them time to think.
+There aren’t all that may Half-Elves in Brevoy, because there aren’t many elves in Brevoy either.  Even if they aren’t born there, most of the Half-Elves finish up in New Stetven, Tusk or Restov – because that is where the action is, and they are both fairly cosmopolitan environments.  Many are born in the cities as The Free Cities of Brevoy are  always an interesting stop for Elves doing the ‘Grand Tour’.  In the cities there are plenty of willing partners, of either gender, willing to help travelling Elves spend their cash.  Which is one of the reasons why a lot of city half-elves come from broken homes.  Some elves stay for longer, but few manage to live out a whole lifetime in the fast-paced human world, that doesn’t leave them time to think.
 As always, a disproportionate number of Half-Elves leave home to seek their fortune – and many join adventuring parties.