Nordic mythology disagree.
"However, some generalisations are possible. In medieval Germanic-speaking cultures, elves seem generally to have been thought of as a group of beings with magical powers and supernatural beauty, ambivalent towards everyday people and capable of either helping or hindering them."
And since im from the Nordic region. I say you are wrong with the gnome like elf. That is not the elf from our mythology which Tolkien from what I remember, got inspired by. But I presume you at Bioware went for santas little helper or garden gnomes when you designed Sera.
"The "Christmas elves" of contemporary popular culture are of relatively recent tradition, popularized during the late nineteenth-century in the United States"
I still say her face is more dwarven than elven and she looks clumsy in many screenshots. Not the graceful and agile elf.
I'm not sure what Nordic mythology has to do with our elves. Note that I didn't link to a Christmas elf. My point is that the application of the term "elf" leads to a lot of different looks.
I'm not even sure where your quote comes from, nor why you think it applies to Dragon Age's universe to be frank.
You may say that he face is drawn more "dwarven" but I'll completely disagree. If you think one's face is in any way telling of whether or not someone is graceful or agile, then I think that that is a personal bias that you'll need to reconcile.
And are you telling me the Unreal engine is not "good" enough for Bioware "Artist integrity"? We saw how that worked out in Mass Effect 3's ending when you guys moved Karpyshyn to ToR. The best writer Bioware had of late.
If I see anything else like this again, you will be removed from the forums. Dragon Age has never used the Unreal Engine, so your tangential reference is irrelevant aside from seeking an opportunity to denigrate the company I work for and the coworkers and friends of mine that work within it.
At this point, you're just going to have to deal with the fact that Sera is an elf that looks different from the ones of "Nordic mythology."





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