Additions From The Notes And Comments. Wood Elves Are The Hairiest Of The Big 3 Types Of Elves, With

Additions from the notes and comments. Wood elves are the hairiest of the Big 3 types of elves, with Drow coming in close second. (I do headcannon base 5e Drow as having some spider-esque features due to their close ties with lolth for so many years.) High Elves shave because of cultural standards and also looks nice. They also tend towards long + elaborate hairstyles because it shows their age and experience as well as showcasing their patience to grow and style their hair for so long. In terms of my Elves, base game 5e elves are actually Half-Elves, with 'Half-Elves' being Quarter-Elves in reality. True elves are exceedingly rare, so rare they're considered extinct in some regions of Toril. And so Half Elves and Quarter Elves have been re-named Elves and Half Elves respectively, more closely resembling their book counterparts. True elves are more often called Fae Elves because of their close ties with the faewilde. Also True Elves/Fae Elves do grow body hair but it's more like the Urticating Hairs/Bristes on a tarantula or the Setae of other insects. So the hair tends to be very unpleasent to the touch and may even sting.

I really genuinely think that DnD elves, like base game 5e elves not my weird insect ones, do actually have body hair, it just grows at a very slow rate compared to every other races (origins? Legacies? They changed the terminology somewhere).

But anyways, yeah, so most folks think elves don't have body hair because it grows slow anyways, and it's really easy to just shave it off and keep it clean shaven because it barely ever grows back. Same thing with regular hair and why elves can have the same hairstyle for ages without any changes to it. If an elf REALLY wants to have body hair, they can, but most don't.

(This post is about Halsin Baldur's Gate 3)

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I have decided I enjoy pencil texture brushes

Goblins have won! I'll be doing their sheet first and then moving onto the others.

Hi DnD people! I've been a little busy because of my animation courses recently + life events, and I haven't been able to really keep up with all the dnd headcanon sheets I want to do, so I'm issuing a poll to see what you'd all want to see next for dnd sheets so I have some clear direction to go in.

I'll probably talk about all of these inevitably, but I'm trying to get a sense for order here.

I really genuinely think that DnD elves, like base game 5e elves not my weird insect ones, do actually have body hair, it just grows at a very slow rate compared to every other races (origins? Legacies? They changed the terminology somewhere).

But anyways, yeah, so most folks think elves don't have body hair because it grows slow anyways, and it's really easy to just shave it off and keep it clean shaven because it barely ever grows back. Same thing with regular hair and why elves can have the same hairstyle for ages without any changes to it. If an elf REALLY wants to have body hair, they can, but most don't.

(This post is about Halsin Baldur's Gate 3)

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Saturday July 20, 2024