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Of the three races in Chantra, the Moon Elves are the most secretive (and have the biggest ears). As such, only two classes have stepped out of hiding so far. The Elven Ranger (below) is a well-rounded ranged attacker, has unmatched speed and the ability to lead parties across any type of terrain. The second Elven class fills the only summoner role in ArchLord - the Elementalist. Physically frail, but able to call upon powerful beasts, the Elementalist is not to be underestimated.
Currently under testing, ArchLord's land of Chantra will open its doors to the public on September 25 of this year.There's stillplenty of time left for crown/tiara fitting sessions.
