Voy'Nix

The Voy'Nix are clockwork undead elves. Previous saviors of the realm, it now seems they follow Aresh, the Betrayer and are tasked with removing the living from within the Time Tomb.

They look to have clockwork bodies with the faces of elves stretched over a mechanical frame, both terrifying and beautiful.

While the Tomb was functioning properly, they looked to serve an administrative and security role. The Voy'Nix also have have had missions in Faerun at certain points in the past. Specifically in Hulberg as infiltrators, presumably with the purpose of maintaining the timeline they deign as necessary.

There is the standard Voy'Nix with golden carapace, and a Dark Voy'Nix, which are shorter and have black carapace. The Dark Voy'Nix have a greater combat prowess.

Voy’Nix, Cursed or Cured? A Modern Medical Marvel
​Detailing how the elven races were transformed into the Voy'Nix (literally translating to born of the void) it speaks of how the silent plague cut their spirits off from magic, eventually leading to their near extinction as they were inherently magical beings. Gnomish inventors at their behest built golem bodies for them. These bodies were able to use anti-magic to sustain the elven spirits by creating a magical differential between their souls and reality. This makes them undetectable and unaffected by magic, capable of exuding dead zones with great enough numbers. Elven culture and society suffered greatly though, as their fondness of beauty has faded, and as they grow older their psychology seems to suffer from narcissistic tendencies, preferring to enhance their physical forms rather than pursuing societal or artistic endeavors.

History of the Voy'Nix
Tells of the history of the creation of the voy'nix, within the location of Hulberg they were first manufactured, and the name of Jeblin SoarThum as the gnomish inventor. Gives a history of the voynix as Brave and Selfless disciples of Aresh. Their gratitude toward the gnomish people, and the tactics used to conquer the endless wastes, where they would one day build the Citadel of Light, and how the Citadel was shifted in time alongside the Library of Cormyr, The Opal Pyramid of Mulhorand, and The Tower of Kings.

It also describes a few of the events that occurred in their conquest, including their navy taking over the Sea of Fallen Stars; how they manipulated Mulhorand to assist them in attacking Thay in early 1624 DR; the unification of the orcs and beastmen against Cormantyr; some type of explosion that occurred near Hardcastle; and how they blocked the river from Riftlake, creating a large reservior of water that they then flooded the Underdark with. Overall, the war had taken them 200 years.