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'''Langford''' is a [[List of Notable Bloodlines|bloodline]] of High [[Elf|Elves]] that resided primarily in [[Jewelspar]] for most of recorded history. The Langfords became well-known for their scholarly pursuits, having worked in academia at [[Jewelspar#Institutions|Jewelspar University]] for many generations. They don't descend from any known nobility, but their contributions to studying the arcane have not gone unrewarded and at least one street in Jewelspar is named in their honor. |
{{Worldbuilders}} '''Langford''' is a [[List of Notable Bloodlines|bloodline]] of High [[Elf|Elves]] that resided primarily in [[Jewelspar]] for most of recorded history. The Langfords became well-known for their scholarly pursuits, having worked in academia at [[Jewelspar#Institutions|Jewelspar University]] for many generations. They don't descend from any known nobility, but their contributions to studying the arcane have not gone unrewarded and at least one street in Jewelspar is named in their honor. |
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Notably, in the late [[PR]] era, '''Wellam Langford''' predicted the [[Fracturing of the Weave]] and made great efforts to conserve the arcane properties of many magical artifacts by smuggling them through a portal to the [[The Feywild|Feywild]] before all planar magic was severed from the [[The Quelmar Realm|Material Plane]]. He went so far as to relocate his family to [[Zobeck]] to continue their work during a time when the future legality of magic in Jewelspar seemed uncertain. The Langfords eventually returned to their ancestral plane in the Feywild once frays in the Weave finally began to show (except for [[Veras]], who had been hurled into the future by [[Chronepsis]] and missed his window to abscond the Material Plane with the rest of his family). |
Notably, in the late [[PR]] era, '''Wellam Langford''' predicted the [[Fracturing of the Weave]] and made great efforts to conserve the arcane properties of many magical artifacts by smuggling them through a portal to the [[The Feywild|Feywild]] before all planar magic was severed from the [[The Quelmar Realm|Material Plane]]. He went so far as to relocate his family to [[Zobeck]] to continue their work during a time when the future legality of magic in Jewelspar seemed uncertain. The Langfords eventually returned to their ancestral plane in the Feywild once frays in the Weave finally began to show (except for [[Veras]], who had been hurled into the future by [[Chronepsis]] and missed his window to abscond the Material Plane with the rest of his family). |
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Revision as of 02:21, 10 January 2024
Langford is a bloodline of High Elves that resided primarily in Jewelspar for most of recorded history. The Langfords became well-known for their scholarly pursuits, having worked in academia at Jewelspar University for many generations. They don't descend from any known nobility, but their contributions to studying the arcane have not gone unrewarded and at least one street in Jewelspar is named in their honor.
Notably, in the late PR era, Wellam Langford predicted the Fracturing of the Weave and made great efforts to conserve the arcane properties of many magical artifacts by smuggling them through a portal to the Feywild before all planar magic was severed from the Material Plane. He went so far as to relocate his family to Zobeck to continue their work during a time when the future legality of magic in Jewelspar seemed uncertain. The Langfords eventually returned to their ancestral plane in the Feywild once frays in the Weave finally began to show (except for Veras, who had been hurled into the future by Chronepsis and missed his window to abscond the Material Plane with the rest of his family).
Family Lineage
- [Unnamed ancestor who brought the Langford bloodline from the Feywild to the Material Plane]
- Wellam Langford and Frances Langford (heads of the family in the late PR era)
- Ardemas Langford (eldest son)
- [Middle children whose stories have yet to be told]
- Veras Langford (youngest son)
- Wellam Langford and Frances Langford (heads of the family in the late PR era)
