Do we get offended over people dressing as fantasy species that don't actually exist?
Well I guess if we don't right now, we will in the not so distant future, lol.
Do we get offended over people dressing as fantasy species that don't actually exist?
Well I guess if we don't right now, we will in the not so distant future, lol.
There is a convention group (they do at least three different cons I am aware of) who have banned the cosplay of Drow.
Do we get offended over people dressing as fantasy species that don't actually exist?
Well I guess if we don't right now, we will in the not so distant future, lol.
That is unfortunate. Perhaps if they agreed to paint themselves very dark purple instead of coal-black, that would be the happy medium.
I was thinking something more along these lines:
That’s a night elf sir
I thought so too, but my wife said that Night Elves have green, blue and purple hair rather than white hair which is what the Drow have. This girl seems to be mixing fantasy elves slightly. But the skin tone is what I was going for.
Who thought it was a good idea to make the evil elves dark-skinned to begin with?
To my understanding, it goes back to Norse Mythology, and tales of the Svartálfar.
Do we get offended over people dressing as fantasy species that don't actually exist?
Well I guess if we don't right now, we will in the not so distant future, lol.
btw, when I play RPG's and MMO's, I ALWAYS play as a female, white-skinned, green-eyed redhead...because...
Somehow this doesn't surprise me.