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<blockquote data-quote="skippy_the_witch" data-source="post: 1857696" data-attributes="member: 18980">On the Cursed Earth Campaign world, my elves are not technologically adept, but can use the Technomagic devices developed and built by the gnomes and dwarves.&nbsp; They run things in the Federation (all races are equal, just Elves are more equal than others), mostly because their elemental priests (based on the Oriental Adventures Shugenja) have the secret on how to make magic items, especially TM items, resistant to the Shadow and it's Taint.&nbsp; Elves even have a bonus to Computer Use skill, as they are the ones that developed the ONLY operating system allowed, and one that follows elven logic.&nbsp; Then again, my elves have more in common with the WH40K Eldar than either Tolkein or standard D&amp;D.&nbsp; And have a more oriental bent, with their base classes being samurai, shugenja, and wu jen variants and of lawful alignment.skippyThe GM of the Cursed Earth</blockquote>

[QUOTE="skippy_the_witch, post: 1857696, member: 18980"] On the Cursed Earth Campaign world, my elves are not technologically adept, but can use the Technomagic devices developed and built by the gnomes and dwarves. They run things in the Federation (all races are equal, just Elves are more equal than others), mostly because their elemental priests (based on the Oriental Adventures Shugenja) have the secret on how to make magic items, especially TM items, resistant to the Shadow and it's Taint. Elves even have a bonus to Computer Use skill, as they are the ones that developed the ONLY operating system allowed, and one that follows elven logic. Then again, my elves have more in common with the WH40K Eldar than either Tolkein or standard D&D. And have a more oriental bent, with their base classes being samurai, shugenja, and wu jen variants and of lawful alignment. skippy The GM of the Cursed Earth [/QUOTE]

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