are dwarves and dark elves the same?
159879
So in turn the answer is no Dwarves and Dark Elves are not the same. they were mixed together to be able to add in the realm of Hel. In Tolkien's Silmarillion the Dark Elves (Moriquendi) are definitely elves and distinct from dwarves.
853761
The Elvish languages or Eldarin languages are the languages of the Elves. At other times, Elvish languages were the common speech. Later the Elvish languages were also used by humans, especially by scientists and the nobility.
1322233
In T.A. 2989 Balin left Erebor and entered Moria with a company of dwarves including Flói, Óin, Ori, Frár, Lóni, and Náli. He discovered Durin's Axe. Balin's colony was overrun by orcs soon afterward, and Balin was killed by an orc archer in the Dimrill Dale in 2994.
179480
The “Blood Elves” are still High Elves in the period in which WoW Classic takes place, and aside from a few very rare story NPCs have no direct involvement in the Horde/Alliance conflict on Azeroth. So no, no Blood Elves.
168561
Void elves (or ren'dorei, "children of the Void" in Thalassian) are a race of Void-infused elves affiliated with the Alliance. Their origins lie with a group of blood elves led by Magister Umbric who were exiled from Silvermoon City because of their research into the Void.
1396789
['Nilfgaard.', 'Northern Realms.', 'Monsters.', "Scoia'tael.", 'Skellige.']
1376290
The orcs are elves that were corrupted by Morgoth in the First Age. ... Orcs were elves that died and were twisted and malformed by dark magic. Uruk-hai were supposedly men and orcs cross bred, either that or goblin men cross bred with orcs.
482086
Mechanics. In Dungeons & Dragons, a player creating their character selects from one of many fantasy species known as "races". All editions of Dungeons & Dragons feature the human, elf, dwarf and halfling as options, and most include other options.
1405567
By the definition of “Dark Jedi”, all Sith are Dark Jedi; by the definition of “Sith”, very few Dark Jedi are Sith. “Dark Jedi” is a general descriptor used for any Force-using maniac who superficially resembles Jedi and primarily uses the Dark Side of the Force.
642030
The only dwarf left was Yagrum Bagarn, who was in another plane of existence at the time. He was still alive during the events of Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, having been made biologically immortal (and severely deformed) by the Corprus disease.
245078
['Altmer (High Elf) – Summerset Isles.', 'Argonian – Black Marsh.', 'Bosmer (Wood Elf) – Valenwood.', 'Breton – High Rock.', 'Dunmer (Dark Elf) – Morrowind.', 'Imperial – Cyrodiil.', 'Khajiit – Elsweyr.', 'Nord – Skyrim.']
1128313
Yes. Hobbits are a race of men, therefore human. Arguably 'Human' is a term that applies to both the Edain and the Eldar. ... In theory Men, Elves, Hobbits and Orcs are all the same species and thus could interbreed.
1347432
In the Reeking Cave, visited during the quest Diplomatic Immunity, there is a Dark Elf corpse. In Darkshade, southwest of Windhelm, the body of a dead female Dark Elf can be found at the back of the cave near the bottom of the ramp that leads to a chest. A permanent corpse of a Dark Elf can be found at Evergreen Grove.
121007
In J. R. R. Tolkien's legendarium, Elves are a fictional race inhabiting Middle-earth in the remote past. Unlike Men and Dwarves, Elves are immortal. They appear in The Hobbit and in The Lord of the Rings, but their history is described more fully in The Silmarillion.
425549
Hobbits are an offshoot of men. Their origins are unknown and they don't appear in any records until the Third Age. They are not related to elves or orcs. ... If they were descended from tortured elves, it would mean they all have elven souls and free will, something Tolkien explicitly states they do not.
455988
What is the difference between the ways Bilbo and the dwarves react to Rivendell? The dwarves are angry and critical of the elves, and they do not get along with them. Bilbo loves elves, and he is curious and interested about them. ... What values are important to the elves?
860460
The Nazgûl (from Black Speech nazg, "ring", and gûl, "wraith, spirit"), introduced as Black Riders and also called Ringwraiths, Dark Riders, the Nine Riders, or simply the Nine, are fictional characters in J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium.