Do elves have pubic hair?

[Luvian]

Originally posted by Chewbacca: quote: Originally posted by Luvian: quote: Originally posted by Chewbacca: I've always held the view elves choose not to have facial hair, rather than they can't...as far a pubes though...I'm staying out of that one.

The have no body hair below the eyes. What they have is only for aesthetic.

They were created by the elven gods, so they were never "monkeys" so they never had a need for body hair. They also don't have canines. This was said in the 2nd edition elven handbook, if I remember right. [/QUOTE]Yes, it does mention the lack of canines and the reasoning behind the it being the lack of evolution. But on page 111 there is picture of a large battle between drow and surface evles and some of them have moustaches. Perhaps Loth gave the male drow facial hair to further distinguish them from their surface brethren. Only one other picture in the book shows an elf with facial hair, but I beleive it is a half-elf.

I still have no comment on the pubes though. [img]tongue.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]Don't put too much importance into some moderately skilled artists.

I've seen some pretty stupid tings from artists. Most of the time, they have almost no clue of what they are expected to draw.

On one novel I own, on the cover, there is the picture of a diplomatic character that can't fight, and on that picture, she is wearing an armor and carying a long sword... I don't understand how such obvious mistakes can be ignored by the people making books.

[Gangrell]

Originally posted by Firim Silraven: I may be wrong but I've been told that Native Americans don't grow facial hair either (why is that? Have they evolved differently?)

Where the hell did you hear that from? I can't stop my hair from growing [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Do elves have pubic hair? I really couldn't tell you buddy, but I think it's kind of weird some people on the board actually know the answer to that [img]graemlins/hehe.gif[/img]

[Attalus]

Originally posted by Luvian: The have no body hair below the eyes. What they have is only for aesthetic. They were created by the elven gods, so they were never "monkeys" so they never had a need for body hair. They also don't have canines. This was said in the 2nd edition elven handbook, if I remember right.

Those are Forgotten Realms Elves. Tolkien's Elves are physically indistinguishible from Men except for their beauty and immortality. You can get in a LOT of trouble in some Forums for suggesting that Elves had pointed ears!

[Luvian]

Originally posted by Attalus: quote: Originally posted by Luvian: The have no body hair below the eyes. What they have is only for aesthetic. They were created by the elven gods, so they were never "monkeys" so they never had a need for body hair. They also don't have canines. This was said in the 2nd edition elven handbook, if I remember right.

Those are Forgotten Realms Elves. Tolkien's Elves are physically indistinguishible from Men except for their beauty and immortality. You can get in a LOT of trouble in some Forums for suggesting that Elves had pointed ears! [/QUOTE]When people mention half-elves, they are usually talking about dungeon and dragons. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[Attalus]

How about Elrond Halfelven? That was where the whole idea of half-elves was born. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[Cloudbringer]

Here you go, problem solved, you can check for yourselves if you just send any elves and half elves you know, to this place in Pangur's thread to use the restrooms.

[Gangrell]

Originally posted by Cloudbringer: Here you go, problem solved, you can check for yourselves if you just send any elves and half elves you know, to this place in Pangur's thread to use the restrooms.

If they're going to do that, what would be the point of having the cubicles? [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[Cloudbringer]

Originally posted by Gangrell: If they're going to do that, what would be the point of having the cubicles? [img]tongue.gif[/img]

So you can see if elves have hair anyplace other than their heads?
HAHAHAHAHAHA....ahem....

[Luvian]

Originally posted by Attalus: How about Elrond Halfelven? That was where the whole idea of half-elves was born. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Yes, except that he is mostly unique, so it would be half-elf. There is not a lot of half-elf in Middle Earth.

[/)eathKiller]

for someone who's been in the manga and anime biz for a couple of years i'll admit this question gets looked up alot, but acoording to the creators of the Lodoss war (who I met in a chatroom once) they don't...