AvLee
| AvLee |
|---|
| Regions: |
| Brighton Point |
| Dagrond |
| Gaia's Crest |
| Shantanna |
| Northern Cape |
| Racken Cliffs |
| Tularea |
| Towns: |
| Bath'iere |
| Other: |
| (minor places) |
Also spelled Avlee. The kingdom of the elves in Antagarich. It is allied with Erathia, although the two countries have fought each other many times throughout history.
AvLee is mainly represented by the 
Rampart. To a much lesser extent, it is represented by the 
Castle.
Its capital is Pierpont.
Rulers[edit | hide | hide all]
- Elvólas
- Duke of AvLee
- Lothoe IV - Mentioned in Might and Magic VII: For Blood and Honor as the king in 689 AS.
King Eldrich Parson
History of the Elves: the 'Pure Bloods' and the 'Renegades' 
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The following is a story told by Bard Tanni, originally available on the official (now-defunct) Might and Magic VII website.
The Snow Elves of Vori, or the 'true elves' as they will be the first to point out to you, are an insular race. They have isolated themselves in the far northwestern corner of Erathia. Their history is long and glorious. Just ask them. Very few know of their founding, and fewer still know of their struggles. Most of our information about them are legends, old stories remembered by their cousins, the Elves of AvLee. Although there is no love lost between we humans of Erathia and the Elves of AvLee, I was able to speak to a number of their scholars, in the interest of preserving history. I present to you what I have learned.
Generations ago, the elves were one people, living in their blessed homeland, Vori. The good King Sil-Gandir ruled over his people for hundreds of years, considered by many elves to be their Golden Age. Near the end of his reign, a number of the elves became somewhat restless. They chafed at the stolid life that their parents led and wished for more excitement. With the belief that there were great things beyond the horizon of the sea, they petitioned the King to support an expedition. The King refused. He informed the young adventurous elves that their lives were too valuable to waste on a dangerous journey away from their blessed homeland. The young elves would not accept that. Led by the headstrong Elvólas, the young elves began to build a boat to take them across the sea.
King Sil-Gandir discovered the plot and brought Elvólas to his court. He entreated the young one to cease his preparations and to stop turning the minds of the young to his folly. Elvólas pleaded with the king to reconsider. He spoke of the glory that they would bring home and of his dreams of the land, not so far away, that would house them. The king ignored his whimsical raving and ordered him to stop his madness, under penalty of death. King Sil-Gandir would not allow them to go, under any circumstances. Elvólas hung his head and accepted the king's orders.
When Elvólas returned to the ship, he told his friends that they must be off that night. He told them of what had transpired at the king's court. He gave them a choice. Either they could give up their dreams of the new land, or they would have to leave before sunrise the next day. The unanimous vote was to leave. The next morning, when the first of the elves were waking up, they saw that the young elves were gone. All their belongings had disappeared. The only thing that they would have seen, vanishing over the horizon was a large boat. The name on the boat was clearly visible: "Mitetiiro" - Renegade.