Deep lore: 9 Elven lords

[Braden Campbell]

Hi all.

I know that somewhere, in an established Palladium Fantasy book, I came across a reference to there having been nine Elven Lords back in the day. Thing is... I cannot recall which book it was or where.

Help a brother out?

[Reagren Wright]

Hi all.

I know that somewhere, in an established Palladium Fantasy book, I came across a reference to there having been nine Elven Lords back in the day. Thing is... I cannot recall which book it was or where.

Help a brother out?

You got me man. Never heard that one before.

[kiralon]

Its one of the land of the damned books or monsters and animals where they are talking about dragondactyls I'm pretty sure.

[Braden Campbell]

It is indeed found in the dragondactyl description! Give kiralon a cigar...

Thanks, man.

[kiralon]

No probs sir
I used them in an adventure where they were the nine elven lords that presided over the elf dwarf wars.

[Reagren Wright]

It is indeed found in the dragondactyl description! Give kiralon a cigar...

Thanks, man.

Well slap me silly. After work I'm going to have to read the section and store it for a possible future reference. Thanks for sharring Branden.

[Braden Campbell]

Now, the big question is: what are the odds that the 9 Rings of Elder (7 of which were last seen in Tolkeen) were long ago the property of the nine aforementioned Elven Lords?

[eliakon]

Now, the big question is: what are the odds that the 9 Rings of Elder (7 of which were last seen in Tolkeen) were long ago the property of the nine aforementioned Elven Lords?

Considering that both Gantrinium <sp?> and Xanthinadrine <sp?>are both native to Palladium? (When they are so ultra rare elsewhere that they are almost unknown and as far as I know no where else has both of them as local resources)
And that they both are from ages of ultra potent magic?

I would now say the chance approaches the certainty of plot.