DAMN right, they're kickass. Just think of the scene in The Two Towers when the elves come to Helm's Deep.Curtmiester said:But there are many kind of ELFS. I mean did you see lord of the rings, kick ass is all i say.
NeutralDrow said:Jarlaxle? ^_^Anghrist said:Yeah, I was referring to the standard ones, they annoy the crap out of me. The Drow are alright I suppose - or rather, one of them is.VZLANemesis said:You don't like the drow? or do you mean the common elves in DnD.Anghrist said:The best Elves were in the Lord of the Rings, everything since then has been a cheap imitation. Especially the ones in Dungeons and Dragons. They're like a disgusting cross between Tolkien's Elves and the ones from old folk tales, pixies and fairies and such.
Ugh. I hate them.
The high elves (tolkienesque elves) are called the eladrin in DnD.
Nindel zhah natha nime, z'arlathilu.
I like how you put emphasis on your incorrect spelling of elves. Bravo dumbassCurtmiester said:But there are many kind of ELFS. I mean did you see lord of the rings, kick ass is all i say.
you do understand that the elves basically were suposed to be the equivalent of the people you want to bang the absolute most. rule 34 wasnt even concieved before elf porn.BlindTom said:Ever since i started inhabiiting seedier corners of the internet and discovered rule 34 elves haven't been the same.
agreed, when done in a way like warcraft has taken with elves (post battle of hyjal, no elf has immortality after that point, or even really is arrogant(except that one guy in darnassus)) has been overall better then other ways elves have been done.Flunk said:I do, they're boring. Why can't anyone be original? I'm sick of playing games set in "generic fantasy setting". At least the elves in Warcraft are done in an interesting way, but in most cases it's just cut and paste from the lord of the rings.