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Message: <blockquote data-quote="monkofmirth" data-source="post: 1715406" data-attributes="member: 17508">IK has interesting ElvesThe Iron Kingdom Elves could be used as 'evil'.  Basically they tried to bring their gods to the prime through a bridge linking the prime and the god's realm.  After the gods got across somethign went wrong and the bridge exploded, taking most of the elven civilization with it.  Over time the elven gods begin to lose power due to being unable to return to their home plane, so they leave the elves to try and find a way back to their home plane.  Sometime later all of the gods' clerics go nuts, destroying large parts of cities before they're put down.  About a week later a goddess walks into the elven capital, looking old and tired, goes to her temple (hers were the only clerics not to go nuts), and goes into a coma.  The elves only have one god left, and over time she is losing power too.    Some sects of elves believe that humans learning magic/wizardry/sorcery are responsible for the draining that is afflicting their remaining god, so they train mage-killers to stalk and kill human magic users.  Other groups take this farther, thinking that ALL humans should be destroyed, and are trying to provoke the human kingdoms into destorying eachother.    There is also the Nyss, 'winter elves' who still have their god, but he's frozen himself to try and recover his dwindling power.  Anywho, just adding some more ideas to the pot.</blockquote>

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