shepard_lives wrote...
Saibh wrote...
SirOccam wrote...
I guess I could see some changes for Elves. Traditionally, they are lithe and fair and graceful...in Origins they sorta just looked like skinny humans with pointy ears. It would actually be pretty interesting to see that beauty and grace clashing with the poverty and squalor of the Alienages.
I despise elves because they're just so damn beautiful and graceful and perfect. The mere thought they'd get retconned to be these beautiful, poetically tragic, oppressed race of supermodels is enough to get me foaming. The qunari I'm fine with (I guess?). But I'd like to see the elves stay the same.
I'm not sure about that. I despise most fantasy elves because they're pompous, if good-willed, idiots at best, and suprematist, reclusive douchebags at worst. Their apperance doesn't ****** me off, it's their personality. If they slightly tweaked the elves to make them look more graceful and ethereal while leaving their mentality and personalities untouched, I might as well roll with it.
Also, crackpot theory: it's been widely stated that elves have lost their immortality due to genetic adaptability while living with humans. What if this made them look like humans as well?
Maybe sooner or later we'll meet elves (likely Dalish) who have walled themselves off from humans for a looooooong time and have actually started looking like more traditional elves. Of course, such elves are bound to be huge douchebags as well, but still.
Yeah, I'm the same way about generic fantasy elves. I play half-elves in D&D. I get the pointy ears and pretty looks without the epic stick up my ass. And everyone's happy, except the elves. Who are never happy, apparently
I also...really like your crackpot theory. Sure, it's crackpot, but compared to some of the other crazy stuff we've seen in Thedas, it's not horrifically farfetched. I'd believe that in the same heartbeat that I believe the Chantry's schtick about the world.





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