Wow--I feel dirty just having read this book. What a nasty race of beings. I ditto what GGG said about this supplement. It can be easily adapted for 3.5 and other game systems, since True20 is so rules light.

Blight Elves gives you an instant campaign villain--a whole society of incredibly evil, incredibly vile and fully detailed elves who are going to make even veteran players squirm. There are so many ideas and concepts in this book that can be robbed for your campaign. If your campaign is languishing mid term and needs a kick start--have your players encounter and start fighting the blight elves and they'll not rest until every last one of these b*~@#es if put to the sword.

How crazy is this? I'm going to adapt this supplement for my Star Trek True20 game--these lovelies are going to make a horrifying villain--a whole planet of Blight Elves and they ain't afraid to go into space to spread the 'love.'

Sick and Nasty. These guys do for elves what the Sabbat did for Vampires in Vampire: the Masquerade. The book is strictly True20, but given that True20 is relatively rules light it's pretty easy to adapt (if only the themes) to any 3.x game you might be playing. In fact I would recommend this book as one of those rare-cross game purchases that could spruce up your "regular" game and give it a distinct feel - especially if you're tired of drow (who seem more and more watered down these days). Blight elves don't pull any punches. True20 has found it's Book of Vile Darkness.