Dhelian

Barely anything is known about this exclusive group of druid like seers. They are a completely hairless humanoid with thick, sap like blood that has strong healing properties. Physical traits end at a humanoid bipedal shape however. Their skin can be from green to blue to red, and hold more then one color on the bark like scales that form on their bodies. Allthough their skin will always be a single tone of those three colors, the bark like miniature scales can give numerous variation in color and shape. Some are covered head to toe in these small scales, and other merely grow them along brow lines, elbows, etc, and yet some other have wild patters that manifest in circles and other shapes across any part of their bodies.

Known to be very secretive and elusive about their origins, they are known to have very strong ties to the living aura of The Valley and the magical planes of the entire world. Aside from this, they can have varied attitudes to anything from stealing, to murder as long as it does not conflict with bringing danger to the entire valley.

A Dehlian's ire should only be raised by threats severe to the entire ecosystem like the poisoning of water and the slaughter all life should the Warmage get within the Valley. Something like a man cutting down a tree and carving the log would most likely not disturb the Delhlian any more then a cattle farmer watching a beef steak get eaten. However, a man purposefully burning down forest and killing wide swaths of animals would likely irritate a Dehlian into rage, in the same way the farmer would not allow wolves to thrive off his cattle herd without trying to strike back or protect.

Rumor suggests it is thanks to the Dehlian's secretive order that the elders of Bal-Travas were instructed in how to maintain the magickal nullifying barrier that surrounds the city. Most believe that even now it is thanks to their influence that the valley holds back the tar sands at all. This protection is known to be magickal only and while it prevents a powerful spell from destroying the gates or sending troops flying over it, the Mora army laying siege outside can still use brute force and physical means to break, scale, or enter the city walls and gate.