The Anahla Elvarel are detailed elsewhere.

Perhaps the most inhuman of the Elve are the Aqolaqba (which is easier to say when your mouth and lungs are filled with water).  An old race of the sea, the Aqolaqba have built vast spiraling coral cities at the bottom of oceans and deep remote lakes.

Physiology:  The inhuman appearance of the Aqolaqba is a combination of blue and green skin, green hair, tiny pointed teeth, a pronounced gill ruff and opalescent pale white eyes.  They swim with a grace and speed that belies their hominid form.  Their fingers, toes, and arms are webbed allowing them swift motion underwater.

Although the Aqolaqba cannot breathe surface air.  There are shamans, priests and wizards among them that are able to weave spells allowing them to step out into the surface world but most are loathe to do so.  Due to their turned hips and bone shape of the sub-race (more attuned for swimming than supporting weight), walking on dry land is difficult for these Elve.  Such forays do not last long for Aqolaqba soon dehydrate if not submersed in their native fresh or saltwater.  In their natural environment they are fearsome predators at the top of their food chain.  Unlike the other Elve sub-races, the Aqolaqba are entirely carnivorous.

Psychology:  The Aqolaqba are generally fearful of the air.  Because of this, Aqolaqba suffer a -2 morale penalty to all attack, saves and skill rolls when fully emerged from the water.

Culture:   The Aqolaqba live in a dangerous realm.  Most of the creatures that roam the deep do not make allowances for political borders.  Aqolaqbae society therefore is always on guard to defend itself against intruders from the murky vasts.  Over the Ages, the Aqolaqba Elvarel have found it easiest to defend themselves from behind the walls of great cities and from within fortresses built on the ocean floors or atop undersea mountains.  In times of crisis, all members of the society retreat to these safe havens and arm themselves for its defense.

While most of the dangers for the Aqolaqba come from the monstrous denizens of the deep, there are others who do not care for the gilled Elve.  The Zultaya have long waged bloody war against the Elve interlopers who they claim have stolen valuable resources, slaughtered sacred creatures, and also feed upon the Zultaya like they were livestock.  Noble Aqolaqba return from great hunts with the bodies of dead Zultaya for various celebratory feasts during each year's course.

Language:  Aqolaqba speak the common language of their area (Seacommon) as well as their own tongue of Aqolaqbaqôl (Aqoli).  In addition, most can speak the languages of races that live in their home's vicinity.  Most Aqolaqba understand Dolphin as well, though they cannot speak it.  Fortunately, most Dolphin understand the local Seacommon.

Magic:  Sorcerers among the Aqolaqba Elvarel are limited in their spell use, for not all magics are useful underwater.  Elve wizards do not associate with the Uren sirkùli.  The Aqolaqbae talhral may be used in several ways:

• Swift Movement (Su):  Many Aqolaqba can give themselves a supernatural boost of speed when swimming.  This talhral is only usuable if the Aqolaqba is light or unencumbered.  When used the Elve doubles his swimming speed for a number of rounds equal to his Charisma bonus.  Swift Movement does not stack with itself or other magical enchancements to speed.
• Nature Speak (Su):  Many Aqolaqba can speak with undersea animals and plants.  To understand, make an Intelligence ability check of DC 15 for animals, DC 20 for plants.  Add +5 DC to targets outside the normal range of the Aqolaqba (i.e. freshwater vs. saltwater).  The ability to converse lasts for one minute per Charisma bonus of the Aqolaqba.
• Breath of the Deep (Su).  Many Aqolaqba can grant the temporary ability to breathe under water. This effect lasts for one day or until the Elve decides to withdraw it.

1. Weapon Group (Aqolaqba Weapons). Aqolaqbae characters that were raised in an Aqolaqba community are taught from an early age how to defend themselves and their homes.  All learn to use the Dagger, Shortspear, Javelin (Harpoon) and Net.
2. Finding Bonus (Ex). Aqolaqbae characters are entitled to a Search check when passing within five feet of a secret or concealed door, as if they were actively searching.
3. Immunity to Magical Sleep (Su). Aqolaqbae characters are immune to the effects of magical sleep.
4. Resistant to Enchantments (Su). Aqolaqbae characters gain a +2 racial saving throw bonus against enchantment spells or effects.
5. Listen Skill Bonus. Aqolaqbae characters gain a +2 racial bonus on Listen skill checks.
6. Search Skill Bonus. Aqolaqbae characters gain a +2 racial bonus on Search skill checks.
7. Spot Skill Bonus. Aqolaqbae characters gain a +2 racial bonus on Spot skill checks.
8. Talhral (Su).
9. Water Dependent (Ex). Aqolaqbae characters can survive out of water for one minute per point of Constitution modifier before they begin to Drown (rf. DMG35p304) in the air.  Aqolaqba do not function well out of the water (see above).
10. Claw and Bite (Ex).  Aqolaqbae characters can attack with a tearing bite (1d4) or claws (1d4) but do not have the Multiattack (rf. MM35p304) feat.  Aqolaqba use their natural weapons only as a last resort.

Recommended traits:  Aggressive (UA35p87), Brawler (UA35p87),  Slippery (UA35p90),  Spellgifted (UA35p90); Recommended flaws:  Vulnerable (UA35p91); Restricted flaws: Slow (UA35p91)

Adult Aqolaqbae GURPS NPCs begin with a minimum of 100 CPs, + 1 CP for every year over 100.  Creation of very old and ancient characters should be discouraged.  Aqolaqba Elvarel who are older than 150 years are required to take the Speak with Fish (15 CP) advantage.  Those who reach 300 years develop the Speak with Plants (15 CP) advantage.

The Druul Nelveral are detailed elsewhere.

In the far northern and southern extremes of the world live an elusive race of Elve known as the Ichra (ihk RAY).  The Ichra have lived upon the snowy mountains, frozen bays, and iceberg isles since the dawn of Elve history.  Some among the Elve do not believe they are members of the same race, though that is unlikely.

Physiology:  Physically similar in size and shape to other Elve, the Ichra have pure snowy white skin, white hair and brilliant icy blue or translucent grey eyes.  Like the Anahla, they are closely tied to their haladh and able to blend into the snow and ice when motionless.

Psychology:  The Ichra Elvarel move and live in social groups but do not interact in the same manner as other Elve.  Except with regard to offspring (not spouses), the arctic Elve seem to have little compassion for their fellow Elve, particularly in situations where their own safety is in question.  The arctic lands where this Ichra live are very dangerous and each member of the group has responsibility for himself.  These Elvarel are supremely confident but ever-cautious for dangers which surround them always.

Culture:  Rite of Adulthood is an important step for the Ichra Elvarel of both genders.  It is at this time when each member of the community (which are invariably small) presents the young Ichra with a small crafted gift or food.  The rite is not an empty gesture.  It is the precise moment when the young Ichra becomes fully responsible for himself.  From that time forward the Ichra must provide for his own safety, shelter and feeding.  The Elvarel is also expected to use his or her gifts to arrange for a Communion (marriage) with another from a different community.  Communions traditionally require the male Ichra to leave his home and travel to another community. Should the Ichra find a suitable mate, the community elders of the new group must approve the Communion.  This approval has as much to do with the availability of resources in a region as it does determining whether the Elve is suitable.  Elders may approve a Communion but require the couple to leave at which point the pair may find another community to accept them (not uncommon in harsh lands where people frequently are killed or lost) or begin a group of their own.

The favored class of the Ichra Elvarel best represents the suite of skills and talents required to survive the harsh arctic environment.  It should not confer the idea that the Ichra are uncivilized savages.

Language:  Ichra have little or no discernable social skills and do not bother talking except to teach.  The seldom-used language of the Ichra is Icharagôl.   At all other times the Ichra use a complex series of hand-signs (Icharagôl-sign) to communicate basic ideas.  Ichra often understand and can speak to local races but rarely to each other.  These racial languages often include those of Ice Giants and other arctic species.

Magic:  Elve sorcerers do not associate with Uren sirkùli.  The Ichrae talhral may be used in several ways:

• Chameleon (Su):  Many Ichra can fade into their haladh when perfectly still.  Each round adds +10% to their concealment.  Any motion resets the concealment to 0% and expends the use.
• Window of Ice (Su):  Many Ichra can peer into natural occurring ice and see reflections of things that have happened in that area.  The ability to look back in time is limited by their character level.  A 1st level character can scry back 1 hour, a 2nd level character can scry back 2 hours, a 3rd level character can scry back 4 hours, etc.  The image lasts for 1 minute per Charisma bonus and has no sound.
• Ice Weapon (Su):  Many Ichra can draw a functional ice weapon from an appropriately sized chunk of ice.  The weapon must have no moving parts (i.e. bow and bowstring, flail, et al.).  The ice weapon functions as a normal weapon of its type.  Ice weapons shatter on a critical hit after dealing damage.  The weapon lasts for one day before shattering.
• Skin of the Winter Worm (Su).  Many Ichra can grant a temporary relief from the cold.  Using this talhral, the Ichra grants one touched creature immunity to the natural lower extremes of temperature.  Skin of the Winter Worm offers no protection against magical cold.  This protection lasts for one day or until the Elve decides to withdraw it.

1. Weapon Group (Ichra Weapons). Ichrae characters that were raised in an Ichra community are taught from an early age how to defend themselves and their homes.  All learn to use the Club, Dagger, Shortspear, Heavy Pick and Composite Longbow.
2. Silent Casting.  Ichrae characters that take the Silent Spell (rf. PHB35p100) feat do not need to use a higher spell slot to cast silent spells.
3. Craft Skill Bonus. Ichrae characters gain a +2 racial bonus to any one Craft skill.
4. Hide Skill Bonus (Arctic).  Ichrae characters gain a +2 racial bonus to Hide skill checks when trying to blend into natural Arctic surroundings.
5. Listen Skill Bonus. Ichrae characters gain a +2 racial bonus on Listen skill checks.
6. Spot Skill Bonus. Ichrae characters gain a +2 racial bonus on Spot skill checks.
7. Survival Skill Bonus. Ichrae characters gain a +4 racial bonus to Survival (Arctic) skill checks.
8. Immunity to Magical Sleep. Ichrae characters are immune to the effects of magical sleep.
9. Resistant to Cold.  Ichrae characters gain a +4 racial bonus to Fortitude saves made to resist cold weather or exposure.
10. Resistant to Enchantments. Ichrae characters gain a +2 racial saving throw bonus against enchantment spells or effects.
11. Talhral.

Recommended feats:  Silent Spell (PHB35p100); Recommended traits:  Abrasive (UA35p87), Cautious (UA35p87),  Farsighted (UA35p87),  Quick (UA35p89),  Spellgifted (UA35p90)

Adult Ichrae GURPS NPCs begin with a minimum of 100 CPs, + 1 CP for every year over 100.  Creation of very old and ancient characters should be discouraged.  Due to the magical nature of the race, no Elve GURPS wizards should take the Unusual Background advantage.

Sorcerers among the Nekrul study combat spells, finding no need or desire to study divinations, charms and the like.  Warriors study the martial arts, seeking inner tranquility through the mindless repetition and perfection of weapon-use.  There are no members of the Nekrule society that are not intimately familiar with weapon-use of some kind.  In the Nekrul culture, mastering a weapon is at least as important as learning to speak.

If someone pulls a weapon on a Nekrul Nelveral, the Nekrul is honor-bound to draw a weapon of his own as the act is viewed as a threat in the Nekrule culture.  No-one within the culture draws their weapon without intention to use it.  Backing down from threats is considered lowly and often results in the Nelveral being stripped of all rank and respect within the clan.  More than this, Nekrul would never dream of backing down from such a challenge to prove themselves.  In the few instances where Nekrul have wandered into Uren areas, this instinct has proven to be quite troublesome when faced with local law enforcement.  Nekrul view soldiers and guards as paid thugs as their own society is self-policing.

Language:  The Nekrul Nelveral speak their own dialect of Elve, Niragôl.  It is not uncommon for Nekrul to learn the languages of their enemies which can range from Dwürden, Ortor, Urdar, Uren to any other people they come in contact with.  Languages are usually limited to those races living near their settlements.

Magic:  Nekrule magics are not as powerful or reliable as those of the other Elve subraces. The magics used be the Nekrul Nelveral are those provided by the moon, Woad.  The amount of magic available to a Nekrule wizard is dependent on the phase of Woad.  The exact relationship between the Nekrul Nelveral and the moons are unclear.  Nekrule Lunar Dependency is determined by the phase of Woad.  Elve wizards do not associate with Uren sirkùli.  The Nekrule talhral may be used in several ways:

• Smite Enemy (Su):  Many Nekrul use their talhral to power their attacks in combat.  When used the Smite Enemy talhral adds a +1 attack bonus for each point of Charisma bonus to a single attack.  If the attack is missed, the talhral is still expended.
• Wounds of War (Su).  Many Nekrul can ignore pain and injury during combat.  Use of this talhral enables the Elve to ignore subdual damage and damage resulting from bloodloss (i.e. from Wounding weapons or hit points lost due to negative hit points).   Wounds of War lasts one minute for each point of Charisma bonus.  At the end of this time, all subdual and bloodloss damage is subtracted from the Nekrul's current hit point total.  This wave of injury is treated as a single attack and is subject to rules regarding Death from Massive Damage (rf. Constitution-Based Threshold, UA35p119)

1. Weapon Group (Eylfae Weapons). Nekrule characters that were raised in an Nekrule community are taught from an early age the art of war.  All Nekrul learn to use the Azhra, Layvihra, Vihra and the Composite Shortbow.
2. Eylfae Weapon Bonus. Nekrule characters gain a +1 attack bonus with one weapon from the Eylfae Weapon Group.
3. Listen Skill Bonus. Nekrule characters gain a +2 racial bonus on Listen skill checks.
4. Spot Skill Bonus. Nekrule characters gain a +2 racial bonus on Spot skill checks.
5. Immunity to Magical Sleep. Nekrule characters are immune to the effects of magical sleep.
6. Resistant to Enchantments. Nekrule characters gain a +2 racial saving throw bonus against enchantment spells or effects.
7. Resistant to Fear.  Nekrule characters gain a +2 racial saving throw bonus to Will saves made to resist awe and fear.
8. Talhral.

Recommended traits:  Abrasive (UA35p87), Detached (UA35p87),  Focused (UA35p88),  Relentless (UA35p90),  Spellgifted (UA35p90); Restricted Flaws: Noncombatant (UA35p91),  Vulnerable (UA35p91)

Adult Nekrule GURPS NPCs begin with a minimum of 100 CPs, + 1 CP for every year over 100.  Creation of very old and ancient characters should be discouraged.  Due to the magical nature of the race, no Elve GURPS wizards should take the Unusual Background advantage.

1. Weapon Group (Eylfae Weapons). Solarae characters are raised to appreciate the articles of war.  All Solarae learn to use the Azhra, Layvihra, Vihra and the Composite Shortbow.
2. Vision of Orahdryehl (Su). Solarae character eyes may emit a 10 ft. (+5 ft. at 3rd, 5th, et al.) 120 degree cone of light capable of seeing-through magical darkness.  The Vision of Orahdryehl can penetrate darkness that is of a level less than the Solara's character level and Charisma bonus.  This light does not dispel darkness but instead cuts a temporary swath through it.
3. Listen Skill Bonus. Solarae characters gain a +2 racial bonus on Listen skill checks.
4. Spot Skill Bonus. Solarae characters gain a +2 racial bonus on Spot skill checks.
5. Immunity to Magical Sleep. Solarae characters are immune to the effects of magical sleep.
6. Resistant to Enchantments. Solarae characters gain a +2 racial saving throw bonus against enchantment spells or effects.
7. Vulnerability to the Chaos.  Solarae characters have no tolerance for Wild Magics and are not permitted a saving throw against them.  At times when the Weave is erratic (i.e. full phase of Mamra, et al.) Solara Elvarel are rendered magically inert.
8. Talhral (Sp).

Recommended feats: Leadership (DMG35p106); Recommended traits:  Absent-Minded (UA35p87), Cautious (UA35p87),  Detached (UA35p87),  Focused (UA35p90),  Specialized (UA35p90), Spellgifted (UA35p90); Restricted Flaws: Murky-Eyed (UA35p91)

Adult Solarae GURPS NPCs begin with a minimum of 150 CPs, + 1 CP for every year over 100.  Creation of very old and ancient characters should be discouraged.  Due to the magical nature of the race, no Elve GURPS wizards should take the Unusual Background advantage.