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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Derro" data-source="post: 4140048" data-attributes="member: 51010">What he said.There is some pretty good elf literature out there. It may not all jibe with your vision of 4e but it's good to mine everywhere.-3.5e Races of the Wild has some decent elf stuff-3e Races of Faerun as well-2e Complete Book of Elves, broken mechanically but not without some interesting elf-flavor-Anything Elfquest, from comic to game. Again maybe not your cup of tea as it is rather a different envisioning of elvish culture than base-line D&D.-Quite a few 3rd part 3e elf books. I believe both Green Ronin and Mongoose released a book. Might be more crunch than you want if you'll be using them with 4e though.-OD&D Elves of Alfheim as somebody mentioned above is pretty good. Very conceptual as to D&D elves and took them that much further from their Tolkienesque roots.-Anything Dragonlance with a good amount of elf culture might be inspirational. It might just be my memory playing tricks but I seem to remember getting a very distinct impression of how different elves are from humans from Krynnish works on the subject.<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Fictional_elves" target="_blank">Here</a> at Wikipedia is their collected link of fictional elf stubs.I've played the all elf campaign a few times. Of course it was always drow... Maybe not the route you want to take with an inexperienced, mainly female group. Might be a bit harsh.</blockquote>