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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Charlaquin" data-source="post: 7354436" data-attributes="member: 6779196">I suppose, if your goal is to justify there being a million different kinds of elves, this story gets the job done. Obviously I think it would be better not to include an elf subrace for every slight variation you can imagine, but since that ship saled decades ago for baseline D&D, this is acceptable. I won’t be using it because in my games there are only two kinds of elves - elves and eladrin. High elves and wood elves are cultures, drow are just eladrin that were exiled to the underdark, and Shadar-Kai are their own thing. But for those who like being up to their knees in hyper-specialized elf subraces... Here’s a bit of lore to make that feel less absurd, I guess.I like the sound of the changes to Eladrin. I am probably going to use those. Still think changing seasons after a short rest is too much though. It should change with the changing of the seasons. Also it’d be nice to have a rainy and dry variant for Eladrin from tropical regions.</blockquote>