I have always loved the Iorwerth. I believe this is because, before the final quests of inferno cape osrs the Elven quest line, the Dark Lord was always considered to be Zamorak. I don't have the evidence however I believe certain NPCs mentioned the Iorwerth at one point as Zamorakians who rebelled against crystal goddess-led Elven society. I always felt for and supported Lord Iorwerth’s elves.
The clan now has a new leader, and they are trying to get back to the old elven world. It's hard to not love them, especially as they are a bellic clan that suits me well. It is also possible to look at their clan's logo.
Clan Cadarn is also a favourite of mine, and is the second-largest civil war clan. They are a bellic clan, which is the exact opposite to the Iorwerth. They focus more in the magical and stealth arts rather than brute force like the Iorwerth. It's a clan focused around my two favourite skills which is always a bonus, but can't say I'm an avid fan of the crest, however.
I love Lady Hefin (and Lord Amlodd), and Lady Meilyr (and other clan leaders). Lady Meilyr's appearance overall is exactly what I love. She looks like an elf with a hippie look. When you meet her for the first time, she's high and everything haha. She's also among the most effective Elf leaders in general, with all the Herblore (especially the Herblore I burned 10Mish on buying recipes yesterday and is eager to learn the levels to use them) and Dungeoneering stuff.
Lord Amlodd Lord Amlodd, who is similar to him, seems to be the most unreliable of the clan's leaders. The clan crest also very similar to his. Lady Hefin is my favourite, I find it pretty badass how she remains youthful thanks to prayers and a clean lifestyle. She's basically a fitness obsessed priest who is working out all day just to be fit and as a collateral effect she isn't aging. There are other clan leaders that don't age as well or are aging very slowly like Lady Trahaearn and Lady Meilyer, but they use potions and mechanisms for buy fire cape osrs this effect, which isn't anywhere.
I have always loved the Iorwerth. I believe this is because, before the final quests of inferno cape osrs the Elven quest line, the Dark Lord was always considered to be Zamorak. I don't have the evidence however I believe certain NPCs mentioned the Iorwerth at one point as Zamorakians who rebelled against crystal goddess-led Elven society. I always felt for and supported Lord Iorwerth’s elves.
The clan now has a new leader, and they are trying to get back to the old elven world. It's hard to not love them, especially as they are a bellic clan that suits me well. It is also possible to look at their clan's logo.
Clan Cadarn is also a favourite of mine, and is the second-largest civil war clan. They are a bellic clan, which is the exact opposite to the Iorwerth. They focus more in the magical and stealth arts rather than brute force like the Iorwerth. It's a clan focused around my two favourite skills which is always a bonus, but can't say I'm an avid fan of the crest, however.
I love Lady Hefin (and Lord Amlodd), and Lady Meilyr (and other clan leaders). Lady Meilyr's appearance overall is exactly what I love. She looks like an elf with a hippie look. When you meet her for the first time, she's high and everything haha. She's also among the most effective Elf leaders in general, with all the Herblore (especially the Herblore I burned 10Mish on buying recipes yesterday and is eager to learn the levels to use them) and Dungeoneering stuff.
Lord Amlodd Lord Amlodd, who is similar to him, seems to be the most unreliable of the clan's leaders. The clan crest also very similar to his. Lady Hefin is my favourite, I find it pretty badass how she remains youthful thanks to prayers and a clean lifestyle. She's basically a fitness obsessed priest who is working out all day just to be fit and as a collateral effect she isn't aging. There are other clan leaders that don't age as well or are aging very slowly like Lady Trahaearn and Lady Meilyer, but they use potions and mechanisms for buy fire cape osrs this effect, which isn't anywhere.
