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<blockquote data-quote="candidus_cogitens" data-source="post: 2123409" data-attributes="member: 770">Elf roguesSomebody should really consider a campaign in which elves are less pure and good and more tricksy and chaotic.&nbsp; It would be a simple matter of switching the preferred class from wizard to rogue.&nbsp; (Think of all the bother it would save if the rogue didn't have to constantly be saying &quot;I search for secret doors&quot;).&nbsp; I've always felt elves had the potential to be quite sinister or at least mysteriously unpredictable.If I'm not mistaken there some mythological basis for treacherous elves.&nbsp; Some German folklore depicts them as such ... snatching children from their parents arms.&nbsp; In a way, Galadriel's elves in have a bit of that intimidating quality (not so much like Elrond's folk).I'm not saying I'd necessarily want to go all the way evil with this ... but I'd like to season my elves with a soupcon of chaos and trickery.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="candidus_cogitens, post: 2123409, member: 770"] [b]Elf rogues[/b] Somebody should really consider a campaign in which elves are less pure and good and more tricksy and chaotic. It would be a simple matter of switching the preferred class from wizard to rogue. (Think of all the bother it would save if the rogue didn't have to constantly be saying "I search for secret doors"). I've always felt elves had the potential to be quite sinister or at least mysteriously unpredictable. If I'm not mistaken there some mythological basis for treacherous elves. Some German folklore depicts them as such ... snatching children from their parents arms. In a way, Galadriel's elves in have a bit of that intimidating quality (not so much like Elrond's folk). I'm not saying I'd necessarily want to go all the way evil with this ... but I'd like to season my elves with a soupcon of chaos and trickery. [/QUOTE]

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