These mystical queens have light-coloured markings, with patterns of gold or silver on their muzzles and tails and fins that can be fading iridescent to completely transparent. Though the largest, they are usually still slender and graceful, at least within the water. Emotionally, they will keep their harshest emotions to themselves, though they will allow any of their less offensive ones to seep through to anyone receptive to them. Their clusters are largest, bearing between six to twelve eggs.

Matching size with the Xela-dur, but trading that rank's speed for strength, the muscular Io'thelin are strong-willed and stubborn lords that rarely resist a dare or back down from a challenge. Their colours are all shades of fire, from mottled yellow to dusky rose to burning rust. They go along at their own pace but with a level of endurance that is almost unimaginable.

Flirtatious and fun-loving, these girls are happy to ignore the expectations and responsibilities usually piled on shiny leaders. These females are as colourful and outgoing in personality as they are in sight with their bright neon colours, impractical for camouflage but perfect for grabbing the attention they desire and advertising the same fun they are looking for. Clusters of theirs are seven at best, although often less since (unsurprisingly) settling down to mother isn't always their priority.

Quietly accepting their less important position among Beorfin, Ditre'aiz are content to drift through life, taking whatever comes their way without complaint. These stoic males tend to look unhealthy beside their fellow Beorfin, thin and drably coloured in greys and whites, with only the occasional accent of a stony blue or mossy green. Passive and stoic, the thoughts they do share are usually mournful or sombre, proving the belief that even the strongest pillars will always fall.

The most social of all Beorfin, if such a thing is possible, Caie-lyr will do anything to make new friends or mingle with old ones. They don't care about rank or social standing, treating everyone with cheerful equality. Their fins help them stand out with unnaturally long flowing tendril-like reaches. Natural colours like the underwater plants they live among can be found on them, with teals and greens and yellows most common, although darker spots will pop up once in a while. Both female and male Caie-lyr exist, but females will never lay eggs, not that it bothers them. They have plenty of other friends to help raise families for, after all!

Den'risu are eager to please, making them both your potential best friend and also potentially the most easily pushed around by less kind souls. Quite affectionate, they love to cuddle as well if given the opportunity, although of course they would never force someone to deal with them if they didn't want to... A mix of golds and blues appears on these males, giving them a majestic look fit for a king.

The smallest but swiftest, Kel'rhea will never hesitate to show off, jealous and resentful of their superiors and sometimes surprisingly malicious towards others of their species as they worry about being overlooked compared to the fancier ranks. Not that Kel'rhea cannot be calm at times as well; like all Beorfin, they appreciate wisdom and subtle discretion. They simply feel the need to... express themselves more outwardly than most. These little females have no set colours or patterns, other than usually have fins and fur of separate hues.

Dark in color, typically gray or silver, Mordre-tu have equally dark sens of humour, taking strange delight in inflicting pain or misery on those around them. A bit larger than Caie-lyr, they happily use size to their advantage. Along with an absence of colour is an absence of the usual Beorfin respect for peace or patience. Rules? Screw the rules, I'm having fun. If you aren't, that's your problem. Both males and females are born into this mischievous rank.