While the two races of elves originally derived from one group, there are some differences namely in culture, physiology, and language (both speak Elder Speech, but different dialects of it Aen Elle speak Ellylon, Aen Seidhe Hen Llinge), the Aen Elle are also much taller than the Aen Seidhe (which is most likely due to the differences in the availability of resources and evolution). From this search, they separated into two main groups of elves we encounter in the series: the Aen Elle and the Aen Seidhe, with the latter residing in what is known as ‘the Continent,’ which is the world where the series takes place, and the former in their own separate world, which we visit in the book Lady of the Lake, and in a mission titled ‘through time and space’ in Witcher 3. Upon facing certain death due to the White Frost, or Tedd Deireadh, in their world, they began to search for others in which they could settle and inhabit.
This ancient race has little information, but were said to possess great magical power known as Ard Gaeth, which allowed them to open the gate between worlds. So the elves started as an ancient race called the Aen Undod on a whoooole other world. Hopefully this will help with those who plan to take up some elves who haven’t been rp’d or in putting together a verse! To my fellow witcher friends, feel free to add on about important points! You CAN reblog this! As requested by a lot of my followers, myself and a few friends ( & specifically ) put together some rough n’ dirty information of the witcher elves and their respective worlds.
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