They also received a map of Mystara, which would ultimately cause some problems. When they were asked to write "The Elves of Alfheim," freelancers Perrin and Swenson were given three related books as references: the sourcebooks for the neighboring countries of GAZ2: "The Emirates of Ylaruam" (1987) and GAZ6: "The Dwarves of Rockhome" (then unpublished), and an Alfheim adventure, CM7: "The Tree of Life" (1987).
GAZ5: "The Elves of Alfheim" (1988), by Steve Perrin and Anders Swenson, is the fifth book in the "GAZ" series of Gazetteers for the Known World. "The Elves of Alfheim" is sure to become a staple of any D&D game campaign. The same material will be of aid to the DM who uses Alfheim in his or her campaign. Portions of the elven way of life that were cloudy until recently are outlined here in crystal clarity. The pageant of elven life hinted at in previous TSR products such as CM7 "The Tree of Life" is now revealed in its entirety.įor players of elven characters, this book is an invaluable resource. Fascinating, first-hand details on the fabulous tree-cities are at last available to adventurers. Herein DMs and players alike will find information on elven society, politics, economics, and culture. This is the first Gazetteer to outline a non-human culture: that of the elves.
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