I need your help to extend the description of a race from my rpg:
Elves and Weisslanders, after fleeing Pectus during the **Theoclasm**, unexpectedly found themselves sharing the same land west of Yuandi. Despite the mutual dislike between both races, they ended up mixing, resulting in the hybrid race known today as **Anglo-Elven**. Even before the assimilation between both races, it was noted that children of elf-human couples always resulted in an appearance almost identical to that of humans, without the golden skin, pointed ears and light hair that elves prized. Strangely, the fruits of such unions were always born with scarlet, orange or pinkish hair.
Despite the mixing of these two races, there is still an elite of pure elves who govern the nation in a not so explicit way. Culturally, the Anglo-Elves are a fusion of elven and Weisslander cultures, with a simultaneous focus on martial prowess and intellectualism, on physical combat and magical combat, among other aspects. There are also a significant number of dark-skinned Anglo-Elves descended from the Eniyan of Pectus.
Magic is a revered aspect of society, guided by guilds of wizards who educate potential wizards. Approximately half of Anglo-elves show potential for magic, with only a few becoming accomplished wizards.
The Anglo-Elves practice a syncretic faith that has characteristics of the faith of YHVH, the ancestor worship practiced by the Elves, and the tribal polytheism of the Weisslanders. Clans can trace their lineages to specific individuals who embarked on the journey fleeing the continent of Pectus. While ancestor worship is typically done in family shrines at home, the worship of YHVH is done in public temples.
The Anglo-Elves have long been at war with the Hazrun over territorial claims to an island to the west of both nations. This island, called Haséaleen by the Anglo-Elves and Haşarin by the Hazrun, has one of five pillars that maintain a protective barrier around the continent. The Anglo-Elves already have one of the pillars within their territory, the Red Pillar, and want the Black Pillar, stating that Hazrun cannot be trusted to possess it.

And a description of their nation just so you have more context and information about them and the setting:
# Igirith Kingdom
##### **Geography and Climate:**
The Igirith Kingdom is geographically defined by a sweeping mountain range originating from the Archbishopric of Ma'at, creating a diagonal division from the northeast to the southwest. The northern region features temperate plains, while the southern half transforms into a cold taiga. This diverse terrain influences the kingdom's climate, offering a mix of temperate and colder conditions.
##### **Economy:**
The Anglo-Elven society has cultivated a balanced economy that integrates elven sophistication with Weisslander pragmatism. Agriculture thrives in the fertile plains, with a focus on the cultivation of crops and orchards. Trading routes, connecting Igirith with neighboring nations, bolster economic exchanges. The kingdom's strategic location and its control of the Red Pillar facilitate trade, making Igirith a crucial player in regional commerce.
##### **Magic and Religion:**
Magic is an integral part of Anglo-Elven society, with a significant portion of the population demonstrating magical potential. Guilds of wizards play a pivotal role, both in education and governance. The syncretic faith practiced in Igirith combines elements of YHVH worship, elven ancestor reverence, and the polytheistic traditions of the Weisslanders. Temples dedicated to YHVH coexist with private shrines honoring ancestral figures, reflecting the diverse spiritual landscape.
##### **Social Disparities:**
Within Igirith, the social fabric is intricately woven with distinctions, most notably between elves and their hybrid counterparts. Elves, by virtue of their race, are automatically bestowed with noble status at birth, fostering a sense of inherent superiority. This hierarchy has led to a complex social dynamic, with many Anglo-Elves grappling with a profound identity crisis. Some Anglo-Elves, yearning for a more refined elven culture, distance themselves from their human ancestry, intensifying tensions and divisions within the population.
##### **Relations with Other Nations:**
The longstanding conflict with the Hazrun over the ownership of Haséaleen (Haşarin) Island shapes Igirith's foreign relations. Tensions with the Confederacy of Jirkaeriya are a focal point, fueled by territorial disputes and the strategic importance of the Black Pillar. Diplomatic engagements with neighboring nations are characterized by a cautious approach, prioritizing the kingdom's interests and maintaining the delicate balance between elven traditions and Weisslander pragmatism.
##### **Challenges and Tensions:**
The ongoing war against the Hazrun is a prominent concern, as territorial disputes and strategic interests fuel hostilities. Internally, a growing rift between the pureblood elves and the Anglo-Elves exacerbates existing tensions. The identity crisis within the Anglo-Elven population poses a unique challenge, with individuals torn between embracing elven traditions and acknowledging their Weisslander heritage. Managing these internal divisions while navigating external conflicts requires diplomatic finesse and strategic leadership to ensure the kingdom's stability.