Elves - Revision history

Slitherrr at 00:08, 10 May 2010

2010-05-10T00:08:04Z

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	Although in the past they were quite numerous, occupying significant portions of the mainland, they are now entirely isolated to their home isles of [[Sidhe-Praxen]]. The number of elves in the known world is quite small, probably in the low five-figures, and is assumed to be stagnant, if not in decline. For many centuries, the elves have all-but closed themselves off from the world. They conduct only the most limited trade, and outsiders are forbidden in all but one elven city. Elves, likewise, are forbidden from leaving, and those who do are never allowed to return.		Although in the past they were quite numerous, occupying significant portions of the mainland, they are now entirely isolated to their home isles of [[Sidhe-Praxen]]. The number of elves in the known world is quite small, probably in the low five-figures, and is assumed to be stagnant, if not in decline. For many centuries, the elves have all-but closed themselves off from the world. They conduct only the most limited trade, and outsiders are forbidden in all but one elven city. Elves, likewise, are forbidden from leaving, and those who do are never allowed to return.

	~~<b>Rules Changes.</b>~~		==Game Mechanic Notes==

	While the pre-alexandrian elves were a highly arcane society, the elves of the modern era are much ~~devolved~~. Thus, an elf's favored class is not wizard, but instead an elf may choose ranger or druid.		While the pre-alexandrian elves were a highly arcane society, the elves of the modern era are much less refined. Thus, an elf's favored class is not wizard, but instead an elf may choose ranger or druid.

75.254.7.187: elf revision to bring in line with setting

2010-05-10T00:02:53Z

elf revision to bring in line with setting

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	Although in the past they were quite numerous, occupying significant portions of the mainland, they are now entirely isolated to their home isles of [[Sidhe-Praxen]]. The number of elves in the known world is quite small, probably in the low five-figures, and is assumed to be stagnant, if not in decline. For many centuries, the elves have all-but closed themselves off from the world. They conduct only the most limited trade, and outsiders are forbidden in all but one elven city. Elves, likewise, are forbidden from leaving, and those who do are never allowed to return.		Although in the past they were quite numerous, occupying significant portions of the mainland, they are now entirely isolated to their home isles of [[Sidhe-Praxen]]. The number of elves in the known world is quite small, probably in the low five-figures, and is assumed to be stagnant, if not in decline. For many centuries, the elves have all-but closed themselves off from the world. They conduct only the most limited trade, and outsiders are forbidden in all but one elven city. Elves, likewise, are forbidden from leaving, and those who do are never allowed to return.

			<b>Rules Changes.</b>

			While the pre-alexandrian elves were a highly arcane society, the elves of the modern era are much devolved. Thus, an elf's favored class is not wizard, but instead an elf may choose ranger or druid.

Detarame at 23:16, 2 January 2008

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	The Elves are widely considered by outsiders to be a doomed race, and an undeniable strain of pessimism and cynicism runs through elves in general. Outsiders do not interact with elves in significant enough quantities for them to have a well-define set of prejudices ~~about them~~. Since the Elven presence on the mainland has been essentially nil for at least a thousand years, they have passed into legend for most of the population. As such, elves largely occupy a place of mythology, either cruel or kind depending on region.		The Elves are widely considered by outsiders to be a doomed race, and an undeniable strain of pessimism and cynicism runs through elves in general. Outsiders do not interact with elves in significant enough quantities for them to have a well-define set of prejudices. Since the Elven presence on the mainland has been essentially nil for at least a thousand years, they have passed into legend for most of the population. As such, elves largely occupy a place of mythology, either cruel or kind depending on region.

	Although in the past they were quite numerous, occupying significant portions of the mainland, they are now entirely isolated to their home isles of [[Sidhe-Praxen]]. The number of elves in the known world is quite small, probably in the low five-figures, and is ~~assumbed~~ to be stagnant, if not in decline. For many centuries, the elves have ~~all0~~-but closed themselves off from the world. They conduct only the most limited trade, and outsiders are forbidden in all but one elven city. Elves, likewise, are forbidden from leaving, and those who do are never allowed to return.		Although in the past they were quite numerous, occupying significant portions of the mainland, they are now entirely isolated to their home isles of [[Sidhe-Praxen]]. The number of elves in the known world is quite small, probably in the low five-figures, and is assumed to be stagnant, if not in decline. For many centuries, the elves have all-but closed themselves off from the world. They conduct only the most limited trade, and outsiders are forbidden in all but one elven city. Elves, likewise, are forbidden from leaving, and those who do are never allowed to return.

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The Elves are widely considered by outsiders to be a doomed race, and an undeniable strain of pessimism and cynicism runs through elves in general. Outsiders do not interact with elves in significant enough quantities for them to have a well-define set of prejudices about them. Since the Elven presence on the mainland has been essentially nil for at least a thousand years, they have passed into legend for most of the population. As such, elves largely occupy a place of mythology, either cruel or kind depending on region.

Although in the past they were quite numerous, occupying significant portions of the mainland, they are now entirely isolated to their home isles of [[Sidhe-Praxen]]. The number of elves in the known world is quite small, probably in the low five-figures, and is assumbed to be stagnant, if not in decline. For many centuries, the elves have all0-but closed themselves off from the world. They conduct only the most limited trade, and outsiders are forbidden in all but one elven city. Elves, likewise, are forbidden from leaving, and those who do are never allowed to return.