What are elves immune to?

Elves have always been immune to sleep, going back to the original D&D (1976 edition). Just like they have always been immune to ghoul paralysis.

Are elves immune to paralysis?

Note that Elves and Fairies are also conflated into one 'class'. In any case, though they have several special abilities, immunity to paralysis is not one of them.

Are elves immune to ghasts?

Jeremy Crawford on Twitter: "Elves are, indeed, immune to the paralysis of ghouls but not ghasts.

Are elves immune to sleep?

Elves are specifically immune to effects that specifically state they inflict sleep (or, of course, effects that only work on sleeping targets). In practice, so far as I know, this only means Elves are immune to sleep and dream, although anything else that specifically uses the word "sleep" would also interact.

Are elves immune to charm?

Immunity to Charm

Elves cannot be charmed, either by the charm person Magic User spell, the song of Harpies, the gaze of Vampires, the allure of Dryads or other effects. They are similarly immune to the love-charm of Nymphs, the blinding beauty of Sidhe and the fatal shriek of Banshees.

The Problem with D&D Elves

What if the elf gets touched?

Sprinkle some cinnamon near the Elf. Cinnamon is like Elf vitamins and will help your elf get back to the North Pole and make a full recovery! The Elf will return tomorrow all recovered. Sing your Elf a Christmas carol with all of the family.

Are elves immune to alcohol?

Elves are depicted as being resistant to alcohol not immune. It is of course possible that Legolas has become tolerant to alcohol. Thranduil and Legolas was Sindar elves but rules mostly over Silvan elves.

What is the lifespan of an elf?

They aren't really considered old until age 260 or so; a venerable quel'dorei is around 350 years old, and the maximum life span for a high elf or blood elf is 360-400 years of age.

How do elves lose their immortality?

Elf Immortality & The Rings

If living elves are separated from Valinor too long, however (such as those that chose to live in Middle-earth instead), they can experience a sort of dying that is explained as fading.

Do elves lose their powers when you touch them?

The official Elf on the Shelf website details the three rules to follow. The first and most important rule is that you must NOT touch your Elf. If you do, they will lose all their magic - and nobody wants that to happen.

What weakens elves?

Arrogance. Elves think they know everything, can do anything, and are better than mortals. Their greatest weakness is their constant underestimation of their foes. No one knows as much as they say they do, they can't do what they think they can, and sometimes those pesky mortals one-up them.

Are elves resistant to fire?

They are naturally resistant to fire and can call upon their Ancestor's Wrath to surround themselves in fire.

Are half-elves immune to ghouls?

"Elves" are anything with the elf subtype. Half-elves have both the human and elven subtypes, so therefore they are immune to anything that elves are immune to.

What illness does elves suffer from?

There is also evidence associating elves with illness, specifically epilepsy.

Can elves get ill?

Death and reincarnationedit

Elves are immune to all diseases, and they can recover from wounds which would normally kill a mortal Man. Nonetheless, Elves can be physically slain or die of grief and weariness.

What happens if elf loses magic?

Losing their magic could make your elf sick. So sick, in fact, that the next day, your kids could wake up and find them resting on a box of tissues after spending the night in the elf hospital with a note signed by Santa explaining that your elf needs to rest for a few days after being touched.

How long are Elves pregnant?

They live for millennia, so being pregnant for one hundred years is actually not that bad when you look at it that way. Both parents are also aware of the baby elf growing in the womb the whole time. No need for a magical pregnancy test. The good news is that elves didn't experience painful childbirth like humans do.

How do Elves reproduce?

Elves view the sexual act as special and intimate, for it leads to the birth of children. Elves who are married cannot be forced by other Elves to have sex; before that they will lose the will to endure and go to Mandos. Elves have few children, and there are long intervals between each child.

What happens if your elf dies?

When elves die they go to Valinor and eventually their spirits are incarnated in new bodies. Elves who die or are killed go to the Halls of Mandos in Valinor. After a certain period of time and rest, their spirits (fëar) are incarnated in bodies (hröar) identical to their old ones.

What is the oldest elf?

The oldest elf to have an important role is Galadriel, who is several generations removed from Círdan. The oldest elf in the entire Tolkien Legendarium is Ingwë, the High King of the Vanyarin Elves, and the most ancient elf is Imin, one of the fathers of the Elves.

How old is the oldest elf in the world?

He is thought to be over 10,000 years old by the time the War of the Ring takes place, and in all those many long years, he is credited with saving the entire elven race, selflessly putting his own wants and desires aside for the good of all, and of being a vessel through which the divine could communicate with the ...

What do elves like to do for fun?

They play their favorite sports, go for North Pole strolls and some even share wishes around a toasty campfire until it's time to prepare to fly home! Others may practice their crafting skills to test out in your home the very next day.

What do elves like to eat?

Crisp apples, leafy green salads and even snow berries—a special fruit grown only at the North Pole—all occasionally become a part of the elves' well-balanced diet.

What powers do elf have?