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#1zombiegleemaxMay 28, 2005 7:28:17 | Just wondering if anybody else had any thoughts on the past of our jaded Dark Sun elves. I've been working on a mini-adventure and remembered some thoughts I had with Brax a while ago in fleshing out their cultural heritage Don't know if anybody else would like the idea but we ran with elves being a primarily seafaring race, with a host of island colonies scattered around Athas and a few coastal cities. Many of the Green Age elves traded and raided across Athas, something that brought them into conflict with the kreen (hence the ancient animosity). This sort of background seemed to fit nicely with the modern elves. |
#2KamelionMay 28, 2005 9:45:49 | Seafaring elves - neat idea. It's an interesting reflection on all the water-based clan and tribe names, too. And isn't there an island in the Silt Sea (Shault?) that has elven ruins on it? |
#3zombiegleemaxMay 28, 2005 11:03:14 | Seafaring elves - neat idea. It's an interesting reflection on all the water-based clan and tribe names, too. And isn't there an island in the Silt Sea (Shault?) that has elven ruins on it? That did add to the idea. Could vaguely remember earlier about the ruins but not the name, think you're right. |
#4PennarinMay 28, 2005 13:19:46 | Shault's marble ruins indeed seem elven. Green Age elves were city-builders, for once (ruins under Kurn). And apparently some lived in forests (Silvendretta). I'd say the Cleansing Wars started against the elves, most faught against it, but a few fled perpetually, creating the ways of the modern elves, its physical characteristics, and the myth of Coraanu Star Racer. |
#5jihun-nishSep 13, 2005 20:31:43 | Just a good push to what I think is an interesting thread idea. |
#6zombiegleemaxSep 14, 2005 17:08:10 | makes me think of the "Nomad" series of books. they all were pretty cool and gave a deeper history to the elven culture as well as expounded upon some of their myth and origin... |