Ankh-Morpork Guard
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...show off!Klaus said:
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...show off!Klaus said:
You recall correctly. And as TheAuldGrump noted, they were not nice people. The elf on this cover for the Broken Sword gets it about right to me, except for the eye color:Jyrdan Fairblade said:Poul Anderson's Broken Sword had some interesting elves, bringing them back to their Fey roots. As I recall, their entire eye was a uniform blue color.
focallength said:Also battered and deepfried, makes them pretty tasty as long as you can get past them staring at you while your trying to eat.
francisca said:You recall correctly. And as TheAuldGrump noted, they were not nice people. The elf on this cover for the Broken Sword gets it about right to me, except for the eye color:
http://www.noosfere.com/showcase/IMAGES/balaf_2107.jpg
The Broken Sword and Three Hearts, Three Lions version of elves is my favorite thus far.
Vraille Darkfang said:I also think Salma Hayek would make a perfect drow.
According to my wife, Orlando Bloom makes a hottie elf too.
TheAuldGrump said:Both Pratchett and Moorcock ripped off mythology - elfs were not nice people! No, not at all. The Drow are closer than wood elfs to mythology. (Norse or Celtic, take your pick.)
Poul Anderson's The Broken Sword has another look at not nice elfs, and I believe was written before Moorcock started the Elric series.
So. Hunan style, with a side of crab rangoon.
The Auld Grump
Klaus said: