Slight clarification on Lythia’s character and her racial heritage, because I misunderstood. She’s a half-elf, but she is shy enough to hide this. I assumed this wasn’t actually going to work, but between covering her ears and averting her eyes it should actual not be immediately obvious if she has elfblood in her or if she’s just a slight of build human (or maybe a clumsy elf?).<br/><br/>As such, it would probably take a perception check to notice this for sure. This is my fault mostly, I’ve been referring to her elfkin and elfblooded because I assumed most people looking at her could tell (compared to Eldran'tyr, who I never referenced as a tiefling IC because I know he was trying to hide that).<br/><br/>So in future I won’t be referencing Lythia’s elfen heritage until its common knowledge to the group. If your character is particularly observant you can make a perception roll, but otherwise there wouldn’t be much reason to assume she wasn’t just a human girl.<br/><br/>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>Also, interesting note: whilst everyone in this group can speak to each other, there is no one language everyone speaks.<br/><br/><strong>Human </strong>is spoken by Anjie, Nathan and Eldran'tyr, whilst<strong>Trade </strong>is spoken by Eldran'tyr, Nathan and Lythia. Lythia and Anjie can communicate in<strong>Sylvan</strong>. This won't matter out of combat most of the time, as it can just be assumed that what is being said is then being repeated to whoever is left out, but it does mean that mid combat instructions or warning will need to be given in Trade or Human, and Lythis and Anjie can only converse in Sylvan.