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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nyeshet" data-source="post: 2906650" data-attributes="member: 18363">It must be seven or eight years since I last watched that movie. I have the tape, but I have not gotten around to buying the DVD as yet. Hmm, there was that goblinesque creature - I recall it at one point waving some wand about next to a bonfire saying something like "higher higher burning fire, making music like a chior," or some such line. It was pretty much a sterotypical goblin, albeit perhaps a bit taller and less green (more gray?) than often envisioned. The main foe was a fiend - although I have no idea which type would do. I'd state it to be a NE fiend by its actions, but it was by no stretch of the imagination a Yugoloth. Very very large horns. Perhaps a fallen bull guardinal - or its fiendish equivalent? Or maybe a half-fiend minotaur - advanced in HD? Given a more human face and larger horns, that last might work best, I think. There was that sprite creature: one moment a whisp of light - bright but otherwise no larger than a firefly - the next moment a young fae girl with wings. I think she glowed in humanoid form as well?There were 'elves' but they resembled typical humans of about 2/3 normal height with pointed ears. Otherwise not much different from humans as I recall. They had their own style of magic, but nothing suggested it could not be learned by others as I recall. I cannot think of any other creatures at the moment - each time I try I come up with ones that featured in Labrynth instead. That was also a good movie, although the head goblin was far too human in appearance.</blockquote>

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