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Avariel maintain good relationships with aarakocra , and those in the Aerie of the Snow Eagles have recently reestablished contact with their cousins in Evermeet. In the PC game Baldur's Gate II , one of the NPCs that may join the protagonist on his quest is an avariel female called Aerie , who had been captured, had her wings sawed off, and been raised in a circus by a gnome. More recently, in an expansion to the PC game Neverwinter Nights , one of the optional quests requires the player to free some avariel from an enchantment which keeps them trapped underground.
The winning design for the GenGon costume contest is an exquisite avariel designed by "Lady Rachel. The creator of this costume is now developing a web site to assist other in the creation of these elaborate winged costumes. Dungeons and Dragons Wiki Explore. Community portal Forum Activity.
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