Amoridus

"'Love is as powerful a weapon as a sword.' - Reference to the Amoridae"Amoridae are servants of the Keeper Luvaria and one of the few non-destructive Rel'Nurei. Although the Amoridae are known for their mischiefs, they are considered to be gentle and benevolent creatures who help lovers of any age, race, and gender.

Creation
Said to have been formed from the thoughts of Luvaria, the Amoridae were created by the Keeper in order to help her spring more love throughout the world. However, the Trickster-Keeper happened to be close to her at the time and his very presence instilled within the Amoridae his mischievous character.

Personality
These Rel'Nurei are fun loving creatures who like to cause certain people to fall in love for each other for their own amusement. They will choose two (or even more) people of vastly different backgrounds to be intensely in love with each other or for only one to fall in love with the other. The more incompatible the match, the more fun it brings to the Amoridae.

These creatures however, also have a gentle and tender spot for their victims, so when profusely moved by an act of love, they will do anything within their power to grant the couple to be with each other.

Although they are not easily angered, when brought to such a point, they can be extremely vindictive and will also go out their way to make the offender's life miserable.

Physical Appearance
The Amoridae are ethereal shapeshifters, unbound in form. As they are also invisible to most, it is not known if they even have a true form.

Depiction in Art
Amoridae are commonly depicted as winged babies holding a bow and arrow. They often accompany scenes of lovers, mischievously playing in the background.

Powers
The Amoridae are capable of causing almost any sentient being to fall in love with anything.

However, as they fear individuals with dark temperaments, the Amoridae refuse to use this power on those individuals, even though they are highly driven by their burning curiosity to see how love affects these beings.

Erovus
Erovus is considered to be the closest Amoridus to Luvaria; indeed in some legends he is considered to be her son. He is perhaps the most childish and naughty out of all the other Amoridae, but is also known for his sweet and gentle spirit.