[ SECRET POST #2937 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2937 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I agree. I view them as pale. The same with a lot of European creatures (fairies, elves, etc.). Any time I see stories with Tolkien Elves who are not pale, it usually feels like it's about representation only. I don't feel like Elves (or Dwarves or Ents) should be viewed as humans, meaning that the usual diversity is not necessary. The monolith race doesn't bother me with fairy creatures.

I do think drows (is that the name?) are interesting, though I've never been in a fandom that had them.

[(Anonymous)]

I just looked it up.

Trow is the name for the Scottish mythological creatures. Drow is the dark elf character in games.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trow_(folklore)

Thanks for introducing me to a new thing.

[(Anonymous)]

I was going for Drows (the ones with white hair and black/blue skin). I like the contrast but I've never played them so I don't know what kind of creature they are.

I've never heard of Trows so now I know something new too. :)

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Drow are a Dungeons and Dragons version of dark elves. Go with the standard D&D elf, add some night-vision (because they are a subterranean race) and a whole pile of evil matriarchal culture and a love of spiders (because their primary goddess has a spider theme). That's the basics of Drow.

[(Anonymous)]

Sidthe are also like elves, aren't they? I guess they're Celtic?

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't read/seen too much with them but I generally view them as pale too.

[(Anonymous)]

Sidhe just means fairy in Irish, or person of the burial mounds, where they were traditionally supposed to live.

As in bean sidhe = woman of the fairies - banshee.

I always found it hilarious that Banshee in X-Men was a dude since his name literally means fairy woman.

[(Anonymous)]

that is fantastic