#elves dnd

[nonbeans]

Trying not to think about whether Keyleth will forget her adventures with Vox Machina after half of her lifetime. Generations ten fold follow her and tell stories about their adventures and she can no longer fact check them on what actually happened.

Did that happen? Probably, that sounds like Percy. And that other thing? Very Grog. And that time when Scanlan did- it was hard to forget.

But does she forget?

[suspicious-screech-owl]

I think the reason Kydron has short hair (and can’t regrow it even if he escapes) is because elven hair takes a really long time to grow (I guess I contradict myself by giving kidborg long hair but) because if you’re going to live to 750 or are immortal, having hair that grows as quickly as humans would be cumbersome and annoying to take care of

[neurovamp]

this post is very self indulgent bc i just like to think about elves and how weird they are

[carrioncreations]

Me and my friends are starting a dnd campaign and as a part of that I've been researching elves for character purposes

And I've noticed that elf aging is so weird???

Like apparently they mature at the same rate as humans so technically a 27 y/o elf should be treated like an adult but also no????

That is a baby, that elf is not even close to an 1/8th of their lifespan and we're supposed to go 'ah yes this is a mature adult elf, of course!' like why is this how elf aging works???