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Teachings of Lolth, the traditional drow society is matriarchal and made up of high houses that ruthlessly attempt to climb the hierarchy at any cost. For much of D&D's history, the drow have been viewed as an antagonistic force featured within the Monster Manual and Monsters of the Multiverse alike. However, there are also many good-aligned drow such as the iconic ranger, Drizzt Do'Urden, and those that leave the Underdark, but still carry its magic with them. In the Eberron setting, the drow don't live in the Underdark, but instead in rainforests and cyclopean ruins found in the distant continent of Xen'drik. Mechanically, the species notably has extended Darkvision (out to 120 feet) at the cost of sunlight sensitivity (in the 2014 Player's Handbook). Player Level Spell Known Level One Druidcraft Level Three Longstrider Level Five Pass without Trace Eladrin Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse by Wizards of the Coast Source Book Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse Key Features Seasonal affinity, teleportation abilities vary based on which season Realm The Feywild, The Material Plane While all elves can trace their origins back to the Feywild, the eladrin are found within both the Material Plane as well as within the Feywild. While elves already are known for having some of the oldest civilizations of any species, eladrin are said to have some of the oldest cities of any type of elf. One of the most noteworthy factors about the eladrin is the manner in which their emotional states are

Baldur’s Gate 3 offers players many romantic encounters, but one of the most talked about is the interaction with the Drow twins, Sorn and Nym Orlith. You might be interested in spending some time with these charming Underdark elves. In that case, we will show you how to initiate the encounter and successfully navigate the dialog choices for romance with the drow twins in BG3.Where to Find Nym and Sorn Orlith in Baldur’s Gate 3?The drow twins, Nym and Sorn, offer an interesting encounter involving your character. Sharess’ Caress Broth*l is the location of two dark orlith during Act 3. It can be found north of the Open Hand Temple, and you need to pass through the South Span Checkpoint to reach it. If you have finished the Flower Key quest, you may know how to locate the Open Hand Temple.Romancing the twins is pretty straightforward. The dialogue depends on whether you want one twin or both. Choose the options for your desired encounter. This interaction is meant to be a casual escapade rather than a deep romantic involvement, so don’t expect any deep emotional connections. However, ensure you have enough gold before you talk to the twins.To romance the twins:Talk to either Sorn or Nym and choose the dialog option to hire one of them, for which you’ll need 500 coins.If you want to have a romantic relationship with twins, bringing a partner you’ve already had a relationship with to the broth*l is better.Afterward, you can pay a fee of 1000 coins to participate in an encounter with twins and your partner.If you’ve helped Amira in the past, the twins will offer a reduced fee for the combined experience.Unlike other romantic encounters in this game, this encounter takes place in darkness. It is worth noting that you get only

Black goblins are some of the nastiest and most prolific of the Dark Hoard monsters, still rampant around the fringes of Hilsyren despite not being able to breed.Black Goblin Details[]Tiny and incredibly evil, these two foot obsidian skinned goblinoids, have sharpened teeth and yellow eyes, that are said to glow red just before they attack.They eat raw meat and keep to dark cramped places, but seem to have some agenda that involves randomly killing vulnrable people, and for no known reason kidnapping babies but not killing them, and oddly taking fairly good care of them. It is believed some are still on missions from the drow, unaware the war is over. Their tactics in combat are to follow their targets and all attack as one, surrounding the enemy from all sides to get their flanking bonus and Sneak Attack damage. Though they are sedate and quiet while they are waiting and even alone, they go into a mad noisy frenzy when they attack belaying their usual stealthy attitudes.Though they will fight to the death if there is a group if them, when there is only two, no matter how injured they will try and flee.Advanced black goblins often take Dodge and Mobility to help with their fleeing.For some reason even though they are futile, black goblins cannot breed unless they are given verbal permission by a drow female. This has something to do with the generations of brainwashing by the drow, and most likely to keep their numbers under control, because as they mature by 1 year if they had the normal breeding rate of other goblins their litters of 6 to 8 would flood the underdark in a few years.While most black goblins are bald some drow strange coloured (red or purple) hair on odd places, like natural Mohawks or tufts around their ears. Ones with Mohawks often become leaders without trying, all the others trusting them, and they are often smarter (+2 Int) and more viscous, though actually no better leaders.Though black goblins do not suffer from light blindess, they prefer to act at night for stealth reason, during the day they make more poisons and eat, but only rest for an hour or two. Unlike goblins they do not bicker and play about, with very little personal interests and goals, only enjoying killing and craving to steal babies. They will often sit quietly when nothing to do, possibly cutting or carving things out of frustration more than any sense of use or creativity. Some think these goblin carvings have secret meanings, but no one has managed to interpret them yet.Black Goblin Stats[] Black Goblin, CR 1/3XP 135Goblin rogue 1NE Tiny humanoid (goblinoid)Init +2; Senses infravision 60 ft.; Perception –1DEFENSEAC 16, touch 15, flat-footed 11 (+1 natural, +3 Dex, +2 size)hp 4 (1d8)Fort +0 (+4 vs. poisons), Ref +5, Will –2OFFENSESpeed 30 ft. (dMelee dagger +2 (1d4-1 plus poison*/19–20)Ranged short bow +4 (1d4/×3)STATISTICSStr 9, Dex 17, Con 12, Int 8, Wis 7, Cha 4Base Atk +0; MANU -3;

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