01:48, 9th Apr 2016
Fingolfin: Works ingame, a pretty solid edit in my opinion.

Uhh, perfect for a High Elf Death Knight with a few changes of color, this could be very useful

I love the helmet and the horse in particular, they are very different from the standard DK model

It's funny how few Dark Elf models we have here on the Hive... And for me, not a big deal. But I'm always a fan of modelers tackling the diversity issue, closing that gap... So this is a great move in that direction.

I really like her... mane? Seriously, though, really impressive edit. I can tell it's the Death Knight base, but much has been changed; the sword is great, the helmet/head is neat, the horse is different... I like it.

Useful for Death/Dark Knights. Good job.

Awesome job

Kyrbi0 that's a dude... But I agree ya don't see many drow models on THW.

It's because the require a skin. Using night elf skin doesn't make them good. Dark ranger is little better, but still too undeadish and it's only one anyway.

clockwork2 said:

Kyrbi0 that's a dude....

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It's a joke/reference. ; )

Oh yeaaaaahh.... The Hobbit/ fact all elves look feminine right? Scept probably for that elf who became KING of a buncha dwarves (Whose name is cursed by Elvenkind/Revered by dwarfdom, YES I AM TALKING ABOUT THAT DWARF FORTRESS ELF KING.)

What can I say... Warhammer and Dungeon & Dragons seems enough! Good work! Would love to see more...

I think in my future, i should give my own Dark Elves, my own Pale Elves (Dark Elven ones and others), my own Black Elves and my own Cave Elves in my WC3 projects some dorei meanings like meaning "Children of the Dark or Children of the Darkness" along with "Children of the Caves or Children of the Caverns" and "The Pale Children".

Besides, Blizzard or Hive needs a Language-Blizzard Game Language (Eredun, Orcish, Darnassian/Thalassian, Nazja, etc) translator that does proper, unproper, other modes and mature language filters (red highlighting for bad words) for languages similar to translators and others.

Also, Cannibal from Battle-dot-net made some dorei meanings like (Founded on a Battle net post):
Alah'dorei, Children of Light, a name for elven priests and paladins. (Light Elves?)
Shalla'dorei, Children of Shadow, a name for elven void-users. (Void Elves or Shadow Elves?)
Elune'dorei, Children of Elune, the highest point a night elf can achieve. (Elune Elves or Moon Elves? I think Elune probably means Moon in each elven language i might presume)
Thas'dorei, Children of the Forest, a name given to dryads and keepers of the grove. (Forest Elves or Wood Elves?)
An'dorei, Children of the Snow, a name given to nymphs of Northrend. (Snow Elves or Ice Elves?)
Dracon'dorei, Children of Dragons, a name for elven dragonsworn. (Draconic Elves)
Felo'dorei, Children of Fire, a name given to Druids of the Flame. (Fire Elves)
Jael'dorei, Children of Rats, a name given to homeless "pests" by royalty. (Pest Elves or Plagued Elves?)

And my made up meanings are (Founded on my WoWWiki blogs):
Naz'dorei - meaning children of the sea or water (Probably Sea Elves or Seaborne?)?
Mak'dorei - meaning children of the wave or sea? (Probably Sea Elves, Seaborne or Waveborne?)?
Xaxas'dorei meaning children of the chaos (Probably Chaos Elves, Chaosborne or Fel Elves?)
Tel'dorei - meaning children of the earth (Probably Earth Elves, Earthborne or Wood Elves?)
Nor'dorei - meaning children of the heavens (Probably Heavenborne, Sun Elves or Light Elves?)

And that's it for now on. (I'll do the WoWWiki version of my English-Blizzard Language Dictionary maybe next year since it got gigantic. Hard for me to think and do actually)