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<blockquote data-quote="Edena_of_Neith" data-source="post: 4337905" data-attributes="member: 2020">(chuckles)&nbsp; Elves, of course, have - in D&amp;D - had a Superiority Complex over all the other peoples and races.&nbsp; Indeed, the various kinds of elves have Superiority Complexes over each other.&nbsp; Since they can have it all and the other races can't (or, couldn't) this Superiority Complex is justified - elves ARE better than everyone else!&nbsp; So, not only does the elf get the greater flexibility, fun, options, whatever, over your character, but he gets to sneer at your character as inferior In Game, and he is justified in doing so.&nbsp; Now, maybe that PC is decent and doesn't sneer, but all those elven kings and queens and NPCs *do*, and so don't go counting on visiting those elven lands (like Evermeet) anytime soon with your non-elven character.&nbsp; Heh.&nbsp; Perhaps Forrester was right.&nbsp; Perhaps Cleanup on Isle Evermeet was needed ...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Edena_of_Neith, post: 4337905, member: 2020"] (chuckles) Elves, of course, have - in D&D - had a Superiority Complex over all the other peoples and races. Indeed, the various kinds of elves have Superiority Complexes over each other. Since they can have it all and the other races can't (or, couldn't) this Superiority Complex is justified - elves ARE better than everyone else! So, not only does the elf get the greater flexibility, fun, options, whatever, over your character, but he gets to sneer at your character as inferior In Game, and he is justified in doing so. Now, maybe that PC is decent and doesn't sneer, but all those elven kings and queens and NPCs *do*, and so don't go counting on visiting those elven lands (like Evermeet) anytime soon with your non-elven character. Heh. Perhaps Forrester was right. Perhaps Cleanup on Isle Evermeet was needed ... [/QUOTE]

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