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No....but we won't even get into what I had to do to acquire beer magic....

I think Wizards themeselves have dealt with a lot of the problems with elves in the Core materials. What we have is baggage from previous editions & certain settings. Seriously as a dire hard 2E player I was very suprised at the changes to a lot things in 3.5. Elves are awefully different...

You must not a qualified wench in your house :cool: Yea I got it like that...... :::Looks around to make sure she isn't reading this::::

In my house I simply raise my hand & say "Wench I have a beer itch!" Magically a beer appears. Beer magic what more do you need?

Likewise. I am a little late in the discussion, but I hope I can contribute. One point I would make is that I have played D&D & other rpgs along time (going on 27 years). In previous editions & in some settings I share you're frustration with elves & most demi-human. I won't say wizards has...

Here's my thought on elves.... Firstly I am just going to stick to core materials (of 3.5) & Races of the Wild (basically I am using core here to refer to Wizards D&D products of the current edition not tied to a setting). If you would like to treat a specific setting then let's do that, but...

Arcane Duelist adds Cha to AC.

A fun way to play up low Int is too make it show when he talks & less about his decision making. A low Int, decent Wis orc barbarian could be pretty savy, but express himself (or herself) is a very funny way. Make him a real chest beater & it could be really fun. I played a neanderthal barbarian...