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<blockquote data-quote="Drakron" data-source="post: 853925" data-attributes="member: 10830">The dark elf issue is easy ...Greyhawk did not had a subrace cursed into drow, they had all evil elves cursed into drow.Dark elf usually means evil elf (not always, in Tolkien it means they simply did not seen the light of those things I dont recall the name) and its usually a insult.In Toril only a subrace was cursed but because in WotC their editors leave a lot to be desire and prefere to cut-and-paste that actually write t again to prevent such silly things ...As for gold elves ... you can thank the (non Greenwood) novels for that information, note that nowere does the setting support that claim that gold elves are always like that ... some are but then again its not limited to gold elves only ... remenber that Starmyr leader during Myth Drannor time was a moon elf and he was the one that make a pact with Moander to corrupt the Starymr moonblade, not a gold elf.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Drakron, post: 853925, member: 10830"] The dark elf issue is easy ... Greyhawk did not had a subrace cursed into drow, they had all evil elves cursed into drow. Dark elf usually means evil elf (not always, in Tolkien it means they simply did not seen the light of those things I dont recall the name) and its usually a insult. In Toril only a subrace was cursed but because in WotC their editors leave a lot to be desire and prefere to cut-and-paste that actually write t again to prevent such silly things ... As for gold elves ... you can thank the (non Greenwood) novels for that information, note that nowere does the setting support that claim that gold elves are always like that ... some are but then again its not limited to gold elves only ... remenber that Starmyr leader during Myth Drannor time was a moon elf and he was the one that make a pact with Moander to corrupt the Starymr moonblade, not a gold elf. [/QUOTE]

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