Know Your Lore: Elven evolution

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5-04-2010 @ 5:21PM

Rubitard said...

That still doesn't explain why female night elves bounce. Perhaps some things are best left unknown....

5-04-2010 @ 5:51PM

Callimaco said...

I will gladly sign up for observation of the phenomenon. You know, for science.

5-04-2010 @ 6:07PM

Michael Martine said...

Easily explainable in two words: small bladders.

5-04-2010 @ 6:11PM

Eyhk said...

I think the correct wording for your question would be why the female high elves / blood elves DON'T bounce. You see, their height was not the only physical feature that shrank a size or two. It also accounts for the male high elves with the, ahem, higher pitch of voice.

5-04-2010 @ 6:18PM

Alanid said...

@Callimaco Did you pick up the whipped cream for later? You know... for SNACKS... I mean... science... yes that's the one I meant.

5-04-2010 @ 7:09PM

devilsei said...

Don't worry alanid, I got the cream.

But don't forget to bring small cups (glass preferably), water and/or milk, and white, low-cut t-shirts. If we are to get down to why exactly night elf women bounce, we must use the best forms of science Manswers: Azeroth has provided us with.

6-21-2010 @ 6:25AM

Alverian said...

"But as always Metzen has the last word, might be retconned in the future that they evolved from RABBITS that drank at the well."

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