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<blockquote data-quote="Cap'n Kobold" data-source="post: 8683136" data-attributes="member: 6802951">Maybe due to darkvision, dwarves don't really pay much attention to colour. What they're really interested in is texture. Anyone can mix up some paint and slap it around, but it takes dedication and patience to use just the right weave, or file at just the right angle to make a garment or stone surface look beautiful under darkvision.This could also be why dwarves have a reputation for being covetous: you can't appreciate something until you can held it in your hands and run your fingers over it. Precious metals are soft, and can take more textures than other materials.&nbsp;If elves actually have the blessing of corellon/are actually incarnated nature spirits, it is possible that they actually put more stock in someone's physical gender than other races do, because to them it is a matter of choice. If an elf has a feminine body, then you know that a feminine body is what they wanted to have today, along with all that would imply in elven culture.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cap'n Kobold, post: 8683136, member: 6802951"] Maybe due to darkvision, dwarves don't really pay much attention to colour. What they're really interested in is texture. Anyone can mix up some paint and slap it around, but it takes dedication and patience to use just the right weave, or file at just the right angle to make a garment or stone surface look beautiful under darkvision. This could also be why dwarves have a reputation for being covetous: you can't appreciate something until you can held it in your hands and run your fingers over it. Precious metals are soft, and can take more textures than other materials. If elves actually have the blessing of corellon/are actually incarnated nature spirits, it is possible that they actually put more stock in someone's physical gender than other races do, because to them it is a matter of choice. If an elf has a feminine body, then you know that a feminine body is what they wanted to have today, along with all that would imply in elven culture. [/QUOTE]

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