Who is credited with inventing the fictional races that we play in Everquest?

[Nirgon]

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[Chokan]

Originally Posted by Vermicelli [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

For further reference, elves were of Irish legend; dwarves, gnomes, and trolls from Germany/Scandinavia; barbarians from Braveheart; erudites from Washington, DC.

Seriously lol'd and got in trouble at work.

[godbox]

marty mcfly.

i dont know how to imbed images so just imagine a really funny back to the future meme here and lol

[SamwiseBanned]

Kobolds goblins orcs gnolls sarnak froglok and kerrans should have been playable before vashir, they already had there own hometowns.

Brownies, faeries, lizardmen would have been cool too

[Ele]

Brownies king of PVP and geometry exploitation with hitboxes the size of a loaf of bread

[Chokan]

Originally Posted by Ele [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Brownies king of PVP and geometry exploitation with hitboxes the size of a loaf of chocolate bread

Fixed

[pharmakos]

Originally Posted by SamwiseBanned [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Kobolds goblins orcs gnolls sarnak froglok and kerrans should have been playable before vashir, they already had there own hometowns.

Brownies, faeries, lizardmen would have been cool too

the dev team talks about maybe doing custom content after velious.

i wonder if new races would be at all possible.

[Psionide]

If you read The Silmarillion it's very heavily influenced by Theology.

[Ephirith]

I think these races and stories exist in every adolescent male virgin who has ever lived, and that is why they are timeless.

Think about it, Tolkien's inspiration for Gollum comes from long years spent in the deepest and darkest of basements, channeling innately subconscious notions of elves, faeries, and dragons.

The ring represents his virginity, a concept that engulfs him with obsession and slowly destroys his soul, until it is finally taken from him by a short-but-charming middle-aged man. I'm sure we can all relate.

[SamwiseBanned]

Originally Posted by Ephirith [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I think these races and stories exist in every adolescent male virgin who has ever lived, and that is why they are timeless.

Think about it, Tolkien's inspiration for Gollum comes from long years spent in the deepest and darkest of basements, channeling innately subconscious notions of elves, faeries, and dragons.

The ring represents his virginity, a concept that engulfs him with obsession and slowly destroys his soul, until it is finally taken from him by a short-but-charming middle-aged man. I'm sure we can all relate.

lol