Icorrarvo

Icorrarvo is a fictional character from the *Dungeons & Dragons* (D&D) campaign setting *Forgotten Realms*, first appearing in the 1992 novel *The Crystal Shard* by Ed Greenwood. As a member of the ancient and powerful race of elves known as the *Shadar-Kai*, Icorrarvo is notable for his role in the conflict between the Shadar-Kai and the fey realm of the *Seelie Court*.

Born in the Shadowfell, Icorrarvo was one of the first Shadar-Kai to return to the surface world, where he became a scholar and diplomat. His knowledge of both elven and fey culture made him a key figure in negotiations between his people and the Seelie Court, particularly during the *War of the Shadow*. He sought to prevent further bloodshed and establish peaceful coexistence, though his efforts were often met with resistance from more militant factions.

Icorrarvo is depicted as a wise and introspective figure, deeply concerned with the ethical implications of war and the preservation of his people’s heritage. His character explores themes of exile, identity, and the struggle between tradition and adaptation. Over time, he has appeared in various *Forgotten Realms* media, including novels, supplements, and role-playing game adventures, reinforcing his significance in the lore.

His name, derived from the Shadar-Kai language, roughly translates to "voice of the shadow," reflecting his role as a mediator between his people and the broader world. While not a protagonist in the traditional sense, Icorrarvo remains a compelling figure for those interested in the political and cultural dynamics of the *Forgotten Realms*. His legacy continues to influence the Shadar-Kai’s relationship with the fey and other factions in the setting.