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Gary, Someone may have asked this before, but I cannot resist throwing the hand-grenade into the china shop. Drow. Was the original intent to create a reace of evil elves? Or just to create a race of sub-terrainian elves with dark skin and kewl abilities? (And those nifty little hand-crossbows!)

Dinkeldog, I did try Earthdawn. I was a Beta tester back when they were still calling it Urthdawn. (*GAG!*)

For the Testors you are gonna need thinner. If you have a small hand-held jeweler's drill with a soft buffing wheel attachment that can help get the paint off too, without damaging the miniature. Be careful with the thinner. Don't get too much on you hands and for goodness sakes don't go all...

Right, but you are over-simplying a more complex matter. Which is kina my point about alignment. (Way OT here...) The Crusades were thought of by the Byzantine Empire to get some cheap mercenary troops out of western Europe to help him keep the Muslim hordes on the other side of the Bosporous...

No it's not a big deal, if that is how you want to run your campaign. But, for the sake of my argument, the original intent behind Drow was an EVIL race of elves, why are the 1) whole societies of good, or other than evil Drow popping up in actual publications, and 2) maybe it is not as bad as...

As a further example, take the Christian sacking of Jerusalem in the First Crusade (* this is NOT a religious discussion *). The crusaders slaughtered men, women, and children. Jews, Muslims and Christians (who ethnically looked like everyone else and were mistaken for Muslims). Now these guys...

I thought Traveller went the GURPS route? And does this D20 version contain good Drow?:rolleyes:

Which is the challenge of playing a Drow. I don't have a problem with people playing evil Drow, because IME, there are less of them than there are playing good ones. If you can handle the pain in the a$$ that playing an evil Drow entails, I say go for it!

WhoTF is elaith craulnober????? Better yet, is he even remotly as famous as Drizzt (the character, not in the storyline). If you have been playing D&D for more than, oh 7 years or so, you will recall the virtual flood of Drizzt clones that have come rolling off the...

Earthdawn? You're kidding right...?

Make sure you stock it with lots of GOOD Drow! (Narf!)

This guys are pretty good. 3d Tome

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My world is heavily based on Norse mythology with societies rangeing from 10th century Scandanavian to 12th Century France, Normandy, England etc... But there are still Dwarves and Giants and even Drow (but no good ones!) Oh yeah, the link.... Lords of the Earth

First, unless you are planning topublish feel free to stea...I mean borrow ideas from anywhere. If there is particular setting, time period, movie, novel etc that you are inspired by feel free to use some elements and adjust them a you see fit. Second, a general once over the world concept...

I think that was actually Bookwyrms point. The "good" Drow would be weeded out PDQ, and therefore most Drow would be raised evil. "Mom, Dad don't touch it, it's evil!" -Time Bandits

Re: Thanks for responses Well, it's not D&D but the Warhammer Fantasy Battles system is very good. It is not as complicated as many are led to believe. Roll to hit. Roll to wound. Target rolls to save for armor. It only gets complicated when you start adding in all the different army books...

But do you have good Drow!?