| HammerJack |
1. Earthfall. When the Starstone hot Golarian.
2. They went to Castrovel, the 2nd planet in Golarian's solar system. To a place called Sovyrian. Except for the ones who went to th Darklands and became drow, instead.
3. To stop the demon lord Treerazer from turning the artifact they used to control the portals that the fled through into a permabent gate to the Abyss.
| HammerJack |
You could find some summary of the's thing from Pathfinder Wiki.
For more detail, if I recall correctly, some of this is covered in Elves of Golarian, one of the entries in the 1st edition Companion line.
James Jacobs
Creative Director
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While the 3 points summarized above are spot on... there's a fair amount of lore in that very early book that's no longer accurate—we hadn't quite sorted out elves yet for the setting, and did a not-great job working with our authors to keep them from falling back on D&D or Tolkien elf lore.
Best place to go now for elf lore is the hardcover Inner Sea Races, or to the first two books in the Lost Omens line.
Deadmanwalking
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Not all the elves that went underground became Drow, either. Some of them returned to the surface in Tian Xia, becoming the nation of Jinin.
| graystone |
The elves left Golarion to escape a great calamity, but then returned some time later (Pathfinder 2 Core Rulebook, page 39).
1) What was the calamity?
2) To where did the elves escape?
3) Why did they return?
Rolls Elven Lore [1 on d20]... "recall incorrect information or gain an erroneous or misleading clue"
Clearly, they where crab people the whole time and there never where any elves...
Rysky
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graystone wrote:Elves physically resemble malenti sahuagin, so you're not far off.Rolls Elven Lore [1 on d20]... "recall incorrect information or gain an erroneous or misleading clue"
Clearly, they where crab people the whole time and there never where any elves...
There’s a reason for that.
| ChibiNyan |