| From: | Cole, Wade A. wcole@********.com |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Sperithiel |
| Date: | Mon, 16 Oct 2000 13:25:53 -0500 |
> Ahem. Sperethiel is the name Tolkien gave the language. And most of
the RP
> stuff designed (especially by AD&D) was HEAVILY inspired by Tolkien's
works!
> And I do mean heavily. Just because YOU don't particularly care for
Tolkien
> doesn't make it written in stone that FASA or Wizards of the Coast or
TSR
> don't reference his works. ::steps off his duracrete soap box and
places it
> back in a corner::
www.learn.to/quote Then someone would know, which message you are
answering to :-)
The reason, why tolkien's elvisch can't be TirT-elvisch is simple:
Tolkien was a mortal human. The language ist more than 5.000 years older
than he. "His" elvisch is an invention. And Tolkien's description of
elves is the reason, why many Elves from 2050+ don't like his stories
:-). I never talked about FASA, I just mentioned IN-PLAY reasons, that's
a difference.
Irian
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I think we are confusing RL with role-playing here and it's scary.
-Draamal
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