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Elf-blooded, also known pejoratively as "half-elves" and "half-blood", are those sired by a human and elven parent. The elf-blooded appear physically human and are in fact considered purely human. Indeed, the concept of being elf-blooded is a purely legal distinction, rather than a genetic one. Amongst elves the elf-blooded are typically viewed as the result of a human, often a nobleman, seducing an elf. They may also be the product of rape.

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  • Elf-blooded
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  • Elf-blooded, also known pejoratively as "half-elves" and "half-blood", are those sired by a human and elven parent. The elf-blooded appear physically human and are in fact considered purely human. Indeed, the concept of being elf-blooded is a purely legal distinction, rather than a genetic one. Amongst elves the elf-blooded are typically viewed as the result of a human, often a nobleman, seducing an elf. They may also be the product of rape.
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  • Elf-blooded, also known pejoratively as "half-elves" and "half-blood", are those sired by a human and elven parent. The elf-blooded appear physically human and are in fact considered purely human. Indeed, the concept of being elf-blooded is a purely legal distinction, rather than a genetic one. Amongst elves the elf-blooded are typically viewed as the result of a human, often a nobleman, seducing an elf. They may also be the product of rape.
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