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Kaz · 01-19-2002, 04:53 PM

I like elves... instead of giving you a reason, I'll quote Aurican, who summed it up perfectly:

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Originally posted by Aurican:
I like elves because they epitomize everything I value in battle. They are graceful, agile and quick. They tend to rely more on speed than strength. They are crack shots with longbows,(my favorite weapon), and are great with longswords and spears. They excel at magic and weapon craft. They are very in-touch with the earth yet set apart from its inhabitants giving them a sense of mystery. The pointy ears and large eyes are a very attractive element too. I like tolkein elves more than DnD because they are typically taller than the average human yet of slimmer build.

BTW, I count drow among elves. I like everything about them - except the fact that they're evil!

After elves comes dragons (good) because of their grace, beauty and abilities (flying! [img]smile.gif[/img] ), yet also their wisdom and mercy (I said GOOD dragons).

01-19-2002, 04:53 PM	#13
Kaz Thoth - Egyptian God of Wisdom Join Date: August 16, 2001 Location: UK Posts: 2,891	I like elves... instead of giving you a reason, I'll quote Aurican, who summed it up perfectly: quote: Originally posted by Aurican: I like elves because they epitomize everything I value in battle. They are graceful, agile and quick. They tend to rely more on speed than strength. They are crack shots with longbows,(my favorite weapon), and are great with longswords and spears. They excel at magic and weapon craft. They are very in-touch with the earth yet set apart from its inhabitants giving them a sense of mystery. The pointy ears and large eyes are a very attractive element too. I like tolkein elves more than DnD because they are typically taller than the average human yet of slimmer build. BTW, I count drow among elves. I like everything about them - except the fact that they're evil! After elves comes dragons (good) because of their grace, beauty and abilities (flying! [img]smile.gif[/img] ), yet also their wisdom and mercy (I said GOOD dragons).