Capricieux

Capricieux is the largest settlement of the Drow, located to the south of the equator and in the shadow of the rings. much like it's twin city Espiègle, Capricieux was first founded over four thousand years ago and the wild Elves who settled these lands changed to adapt to living under the shadow of the rings. The Drow were more focused on the strange plant life that grew here, experimenting with them and the other strange animals, waters and rocks of their land. The drow would become the main potion makers of Savhroll, though as time went on, in order to expand their abilities they would need to gather ingredients and experiment with items outside of what grew in the shadows. At first this wasn't much of an issues; other Elves settling the world would gladly trade for their potions but as the High Elves begin their march, the Drow could see what this would mean for them and their ability to expand their resources.

So before the High Elves could make their way to the shadow lands, several Drow would use their potions to sneak among the High Elves to gather intel. Once they understood the motives and beliefs of Lelrian Pabanise they meet with the High Priest of Espiègle to discuss a plan to keep control of the shadow lands. The Drow were not as zealous as the Shadar-kai but they were more keen on politics so the Drow leader was able to use the zealousness of the Shadar-kai and Lelrian Pabanise to form the base of a truce and made the arrangement details so they could still get what they needed and trade exclusively with éclat. The Drow of Capricieux would then devote a group to keep tabs of the goings on for éclat, Fasciner and Emportement, wanting to know of any shifting tides in the worlds control so they could aid whoever would allow them to continue their focus on potion making. When the Pabanise line fell, many other Elves were sure this shadow cabal were far more involved then it would seem.

Because of their focused nature, the Wood Elves and Eladrin are still mistrustful of their aid in the rebellion and resentful of their neutrality during their occupation and any trade for their resources comes at a higher price to the Drow.