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<h1>Essen of the Moonlake Clan</h1>
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<h1>Essen of the Moonlake clan</h1>
  
Essen was the third child of the wealthy and influential but highly snobbish Moonlake elven lords. Until her late 20s she was being brought up as a princess, with all the associated privileges - education, etiquette and high-society protocols. She absolutely resented that from the very beginning and often rebelled against it - she would show up to parties with kings and queens dressed in peasant clothes, eat with her hands and sing loudly with the band. After a particularly awful fight with her parents, she renouncing her noble heritage and left the noble life with nothing but the clothes on her back.
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Essen was the third child of the wealthy and influential but highly snobbish Moonlake elven lords. Until her late 20s she was being brought up as a princess, with all the associated privileges - education, etiquette and high-society protocols. She absolutely resented that from the very beginning and often rebelled against it. She would show up to parties with kings and queens dressed in peasant clothes, eat with her hands and sing loudly with the band. After a particularly awful fight with her parents, she renounced her noble heritage and left for good with nothing but the clothes on her back.

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Essen Moonlake


Alignment: CG
Class: Druid
Level: 11
Background: Noble
Age: 78
Hair: silver
Eyes: pine green
Height: 191 cm
Weight: 75 kg
Languages: Elvish, Druidic, Dwarvish, Gnomish

Essen of the Moonlake clan

Essen was the third child of the wealthy and influential but highly snobbish Moonlake elven lords. Until her late 20s she was being brought up as a princess, with all the associated privileges - education, etiquette and high-society protocols. She absolutely resented that from the very beginning and often rebelled against it. She would show up to parties with kings and queens dressed in peasant clothes, eat with her hands and sing loudly with the band. After a particularly awful fight with her parents, she renounced her noble heritage and left for good with nothing but the clothes on her back.