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- Moriquendi | The One Wiki to Rule Them All | Fandom
The Moriquendi (singular Moriquendë; also named the Hisildi, Kaliondi, and Lembi)[citation needed] were the Elves of Darkness: those who did not embark on the journey over the sea to Aman and behold the light of the Two Trees of Valinor
- Drow | Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom
Drow (sing pl; pronounced: d r aʊ drow [13] [14] [15] or: d r oʊ dro [13] [note 1]), also known as dark elves, [7] [16] deep elves, [17] night elves, [15] under-elves, [1] and the Dark Ones among orcs, [18] were a dark-skinned sub-race of elves that predominantly lived in the Underdark [19]
- Moriquendi - Tolkien Gateway
The Moriquendi (Q: "Elves of Darkness"; singular Moriquende) were all Elves who did not behold the Light of the Two Trees of Valinor
- Lore:Dunmer - The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages (UESP)
The Dunmer, also known as Dark Elves, Ash-Elves by the Daedra, "Pureblooded Folk" by themselves, or the archaic Moriche, are the grey-skinned, typically red-eyed elven peoples of Morrowind In the Empire, "Dark Elf" is the common usage, but they and their Aldmeri brethren prefer the term "Dunmer" "Dark" is variously interpreted as meaning
- Elven Hierarchy: Understanding the Ranks of Light and Dark Elves
Elves are categorized mainly into two groups: light elves and dark elves Light elves, or Ljósálfar, are often linked to the realms of light and are considered benevolent beings In contrast, dark elves, or Dökkálfar, are associated with shadows and the underground, embodying more sinister traits
- Dark elf - Monstropedia
Dark Elves or obscure elves are often considered as the evil counterparts of the Light Elves (or High Elves) in many mythologies and fantasy settings They are often at war with other elves In the Celtic language, the Daoi-Sith (or Daoine Sidhe) are "dark elves", while the Du-Sith (or Erdluitle) are "black elves"
- The Dark Elf - Legend of The Dark Elf
Dark Elf lore unraveled: Discover the mystique and cultural significance of Dark Elves in fantasy literature and games Dive into their origins and portrayal
- Exploring the Dark Elves of Norse Mythology: Secrets of the Dökkálfar
Dark elves, or Dökkálfar, are mysterious beings in Norse mythology Unlike their brighter counterparts, the Ljósálfar or Light Elves, Dökkálfar are often portrayed as elusive and shadowy figures They reside in the gloomy realm of Svartálfheim, a world filled with darkness and secrecy
- Eöl - Tolkien Gateway
Eöl, known as the Dark Elf, was the great smith who dwelled within Nan Elmoth He was akin to Thingol of the Teleri of the First Age His face was noble yet grim, "and his eyes could see deep into shadows and dark places" because he was night-sighted Eöl built up a friendship with the Dwarves of the Blue Mountains
- Dark elf - Forgotten Realms Wiki | Fandom
In −10,500 DR, during the Crown Wars, the High Mages of Aryvandaar cast a fell high magic ritual that completely destroyed the dark elven nation of Miyeritar in an event called the Dark Disaster, changing that realm into a large swampy expanse known as the High Moor
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