taliesin15
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Any ideas on this? Of course, pre-Tolkien Elves live in caves underground...where if you follow them there, it seems like you'll be celebrating with them for a night or two, then walk out of there and its a hundred years later
Elves lives in trees...OK, where do they go during Winter?
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taliesin15
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evergreens?! DOH! (is that a european coconut or an african coconut?)
I'm still perplexed about how Elves live--gathering nuts and berries? I just can't imagine elven peasants farming.
I'm still perplexed about how Elves live--gathering nuts and berries? I just can't imagine elven peasants farming.
swordsmasher
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Well, I know Tolkien elves (some if not all, I only have like a +6 in my Knowledge (Tolkien Lore) Skill, my 3 year old has a higher score than me) are immune to cold, so it doesn't bother them. Hence legolas isn't wearing any furs on Caradras.
As for D&D elves, they could possibly use spells to keep the snow away, or hire some dwarves (or other lower life forms) to shovel the snow away.
It could be thier groves are so thick, that snow doesn't penetrate the trees.
I also heard a rumor that a certain political party in Qualinesti was looking into purchasing a remarkable Gnomish invention called the Very Large and Elongated Steam Powered Device cabaple of moving large quantities of liquids in the frozen state however not very capable of moving liquids in the liquid state as was the original intention of the mechanism's design however it is in commitee (or Snow Plow for short; it was originally designed to move mud pudles and small ponds out of the way, but during testing it snowed over, and the gnomes were able to find a different tactical application for the device. Alas the design is flawed however in that the machine can only move forward, and not stop, and so it is planned to bring the device to commitee if they can ever catch up to the gnome inventor driving it).
hope i could help
kc
As for D&D elves, they could possibly use spells to keep the snow away, or hire some dwarves (or other lower life forms) to shovel the snow away.
It could be thier groves are so thick, that snow doesn't penetrate the trees.
I also heard a rumor that a certain political party in Qualinesti was looking into purchasing a remarkable Gnomish invention called the Very Large and Elongated Steam Powered Device cabaple of moving large quantities of liquids in the frozen state however not very capable of moving liquids in the liquid state as was the original intention of the mechanism's design however it is in commitee (or Snow Plow for short; it was originally designed to move mud pudles and small ponds out of the way, but during testing it snowed over, and the gnomes were able to find a different tactical application for the device. Alas the design is flawed however in that the machine can only move forward, and not stop, and so it is planned to bring the device to commitee if they can ever catch up to the gnome inventor driving it).
hope i could help
kc
Ogrork the Mighty
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They go work in the Keebler Factory until spring. 
Geoff Watson
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taliesin15 said:
Tolkien Elves (at least the ones in The Hobbit) lived underground, also.
Geoff.
What difference does the season make? They make their houses in trees, year round.
As for food, they use a DC:10 Survival task to obtain food, some farm, and others hunt. Managing a grove of fruit- or nut-bearing trees is also considered "farming", as are managing berry bushes, mushroom beds, etc. Many Elves probably get all the food they need from their trees, and save the excess for the winter.
As for food, they use a DC:10 Survival task to obtain food, some farm, and others hunt. Managing a grove of fruit- or nut-bearing trees is also considered "farming", as are managing berry bushes, mushroom beds, etc. Many Elves probably get all the food they need from their trees, and save the excess for the winter.
Lord Pruitt
Explorer
Winter Elves
They have an out of country job - the work for joy ole Saint Nick during the winter.
They have an out of country job - the work for joy ole Saint Nick during the winter.
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