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[pickupsticks]

So I know that animals don't attack elves.  My current adventurer is a human with 50 or so animal kills.  Now I've recruited two elves to follow her on a walking tour, and the wildlife is completely oblivious to me.

Is this the way it was in 40d as well?

EDIT: I hope the fact that I "retired as a peasant" in a forest retreat for a while doesn't mean I've gone native!

[wrytalin]

In 40d, as a non-elf adventurer you would get slaughtered by wild animals while your elf companions pointed and laughed.

[Rumrusher]

So I know that animals don't attack elves.  My current adventurer is a human with 50 or so animal kills.  Now I've recruited two elves to follow her on a walking tour, and the wildlife is completely oblivious to me.

Is this the way it was in 40d as well?

EDIT: I hope the fact that I "retired as a peasant" in a forest retreat for a while doesn't mean I've gone native!

so having elves helps you not get mauled by wolves.
then this could mean having goblins would allow you to walk around the underworld with out getting liquefied.

[Belteshazzar]

Wilderness Empathy: A reason to always have an elven party member.

[Rijjka]

Oh good, then my elven drunk I picked up in the last forest retreat is going to have a use.

[pickupsticks]

Sasquatches still want to fight... wolves and deer just stare blankly even when I walk right up to them.  Kinda takes the fun out of it!

[Demetrious]

In 40d, the elves wouldn't be attacked by wolves, but the wolves WOULD attack YOU.

Thus, elves were, as always, useless.

[HmH]

Retiring in a forest retreat actually does mean you've gone native. Your followers have nothing to do with it. It was that way in 40d, too.

[pickupsticks]

So I'm stuck this way, unless I retire somewhere else?
Whoops - no non-hostile civilizations for miles!  It's going to be a long walk.