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<blockquote data-quote="Edena_of_Neith" data-source="post: 3570684" data-attributes="member: 2020">Call it an intellectual exercise.&nbsp; I am hoping for feedback on a creative answer for the elven situation.&nbsp; &nbsp; The answer, would be relevant to dwarves, gnomes, and halflings.&nbsp; It would affect humanity, since humanity interacts with these races.&nbsp; It would impact orcs and other nasties, since they are opponents of the elves.&nbsp; In short, it would redefine the campaign world.&nbsp; I seek a satisfying answer to the place of elves in the campaign settings, a redefinition of the campaign settings.&nbsp; Something irks.&nbsp; Something is out of place.&nbsp; Too many rules exist, offering too many opportunities, and these are not seized upon.&nbsp; It is time the elves seized on some of these new options.&nbsp; If the settings are based on the rules, and now the rules are expanded, then let's see how the settings could be changed by that expansion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Edena_of_Neith, post: 3570684, member: 2020"] Call it an intellectual exercise. I am hoping for feedback on a creative answer for the elven situation. The answer, would be relevant to dwarves, gnomes, and halflings. It would affect humanity, since humanity interacts with these races. It would impact orcs and other nasties, since they are opponents of the elves. In short, it would redefine the campaign world. I seek a satisfying answer to the place of elves in the campaign settings, a redefinition of the campaign settings. Something irks. Something is out of place. Too many rules exist, offering too many opportunities, and these are not seized upon. It is time the elves seized on some of these new options. If the settings are based on the rules, and now the rules are expanded, then let's see how the settings could be changed by that expansion. [/QUOTE]

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