Meiz is a High elf Magician of Tunare, and one of the most well-known characters of the EQ Stories. She is realistic, grounded and open-minded, and what's more she doesn't care what anyone thinks of her, though that wasn't always so. Meiz was once just like every other High elf in Felwithe till her father's death and her mother's second marriage. Remarrying wouldn't have bothered Meiz so much if her mother hadn't chosen a Wood elf to remarry. But all at once her mother remarried, moved to Kelethin and Meiz inherited a Wood elf step-father and step-sister. Meiz hated the predicament until the ever-patient ever-friendly step-sister began to grow on her. Before the season had changed she and Amai were hunting quite jovially together. Meiz's status within Felwithe plummeted for condoning this relationship. To all her former friends she simply said, "All I wanted is for my mother to be happy. This Feir`Dal makes her happy, and for that I have no protests." It was then when Meiz discovered that the world would not fall apart if her peers thought badly of her. She has spent her time now training and avoiding pursuit from would-be male suitors. For all her degrading faults Meiz still has the illustrious fortune her father left her. Most all pursuits made by the Koda'dal males are shot down instantly. However, one devoted Paladin has caught her eye and proved her wrong.

 

Upon meeting Glaveira you would probably think she were snobbish and self-absorbed. However this is a façade that Galveira has learned to keep up in order to satisfy her peers. Behind her silver eyes lies an ever-curious, constantly moving brain. Galveira has mentally called into question and evaluated every person she's ever met. She thinks of people as huge, complicated puzzles and enjoys figuring out how the pieces fit together. This was not always the case, and though she is loath to admit it, there was a time when the snobbish facade was Galveira. She owes her "turn-around" to the Teir'dal Magician Vanlar. When he rescued her from orcs she began to wonder if all things were as they appeared. She began to examine all of those around her for who they were, refusing to accept things at surface value. Though it's taken her a while, she's turned into a critical intellectual.

Ragud is a Wizard of the Riankeeper, and he is free-spirited enough to simply go where the wind takes him. He was quite rigid and full of himself in his youth. But as he grew and wander-lust took him, he realized he would never be able to travel to the places he wished to see alone. From his travels he learned how to let go, relax and have a bit of fun. Upon returning home he meets Nessar and finds her quite amusing. Thus he ends up following her around and eventually joining her group.

 

Lanenya is a positive young Cleric of Tunare. She often gushes continuously about her older sister Mirriya. Even though Mirriya is an honorable Paladin she is not the all-powerful hero her sister exaggerates her to be. Lanenya is somewhat obsessed with the idea of being a healer and "fighting for our Holy Mother." She never fights animals unless they are attacking someone else. In fact, she doesn't like to fight at all, and only does so when hard pressed.

Miriya is a strong flexible Paladin of Tunare. The older sister of Lanenya, Mirriya travels around with the Half elf Bard Sineriena. Mirriya feels as though she doesn't fit in with her own kin. She is somewhat crude for a Koada'Dal. She enjoys using her strength and her speech sounds as though she were raised in a Southern Human village. So she travels freely and writes back to her family at ever chance she can. She feels more at home around cultures that are less strict. If she feels she is in a 'strict' setting her demeanor will often be that of a stony quiet sentry. Really quite charming, Mirriya strives every day to live up to being a proper hero to her little sister.