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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 2017012" data-attributes="member: 4134">It's the very same.In fact, elves have now no maximum age. They are immune to disease and poison, and get +2 to every ability score. Just kidding.They say that elves do age, but it is not apparent, nor is it accompanied by the pain, difficulty, or sickness other races suffer when they age. They seem ageless to nonelves. But they're not, and they know it. Elves won't try to get a "second spring" or something, when they grow too weak to be a good warrior, they stop being a warrior, instead becoming an instructor, for example.The mystical journey to their fabled homeland of Arvandor still exists, but it is not a mystical one but a very real one, as some elves go planewalking in search of the home plane of their gods. Most elves live out the final years of their live in the company of family and friends, though.Yes, the arcane hierophant adds his class levels to his druid levels to determine his wildshape ability (though if he didn't have it before - such as qualifying as high-level ranger instead of druid - they don't receive it)Not really. We do have the bladesinger already, though. That's as much elven knight with light armor as it will get.No. If you want an animal companion, you have to become a druid or ranger. Or you just train an animal...</blockquote>