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  1. #1
    Bret W. Davenport
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    Drow

    Not to be controversial, but I get so tired of hearing about drow. I have no idea what the
    fascination with them that so many people have, or why these same people seem to think they are the
    greatest creatures alive or dead. They have to be one of the more overused and abused races
    around. In my opinion, they are best left in Forgotten Realms =)

    Just because an elf is evil, or a Dark Elf, doesn't mean he's a drow, imho...

    Bret

  2. #2
    Samuel Weiss
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    Drow

    >Not to be controversial, but I get so tired of hearing about drow. I have
    no idea what the
    fascination with them that so many people have, or why these same people
    seem to think they are the
    greatest creatures alive or dead. They have to be one of the more overused
    and abused races
    around. In my opinion, they are best left in Forgotten Realms =)<

    While I could go into the munchkin worship of Dribble D'oh Bourbon, I will
    simply remind you, and everyone else, that Drow started on good old
    Greyhawk, and only gained their great munchkin status later on. And while
    EGG recently defended cavaliers & barbarians, they along with Drow,
    Duergar, and Svirfneblin PC's in UA were his biggest mistakes ever, IMO.

    Samwise

  3. #3
    LordSchmit
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    Drow

    >Just because an elf is evil, or a Dark Elf, doesn't mean he's a drow, imho...
    >
    >Bret

    That is true. Dalamar from the Dragonlance saga is an evil elf, yet has been
    mistakenly called a drow several times. I believe Ed Greenwood did that in one
    of his "Wizards Three" articles in Dragon magazine.
    Sorry if this is getting off topic.

  4. #4
    nick yates
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    Drow

    At 17:00 18/03/98 -0800, you wrote:
    >Not to be controversial, but I get so tired of hearing about drow. I have
    no idea what the
    >fascination with them that so many people have, or why these same people
    seem to think they are the
    >greatest creatures alive or dead. They have to be one of the more
    overused and abused races
    >around. In my opinion, they are best left in Forgotten Realms =)
    >
    >Just because an elf is evil, or a Dark Elf, doesn't mean he's a drow, imho...
    >
    >Bret

    Yep damn right, in every other campaign setting there's discussions about
    whether Drow are present usually brought up by people who play in the FR
    setting. Any FR fans out there please don't take that the wrong way.
    Thats one of the reasons I left the DL newsgroup, endless arguments about
    whether you could have Drow (no), Lycanthropes (No) or Gem Dragons (God No).

    We have evil elves that want to wipe out humanity. What do we need Drow
    for? The Orogs fulfill the Underdark bad guy role IMO and its about time
    people focussed on them as opposed to obsessing about a small group if
    needlessly munchkinised Elves. And don't get me started on Drizt Do'Urden.
    :-)

    Nick

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