Dökkálfheimr is home to the Dökkálfar (Dark Elves) who deliver nightmares to mortals. It is ruled by Freyja. Its counterpart is Ljósálfheimr. Freyja is the Goddess of Love, Queen of Dreams, and the ruler of Dökkálfheimr, the land of the nightmares. She is originally a …

In Norse Mythology, Dökkálfar (Dark Elves) are a type of elves that are said to live within the Earth and have a dark complexion. Some myths say that they also live in Svartalfheim.

The Dark Elves are a sadistic, cruel race who dwell in the cold, bleak land of Naggaroth after long ago being exiled from Ulthuan. The Dark Elf military consists of small numbers of highly-disciplined elite troops which march to war alongside hydras and other beasts.

The sinister icon representing the Druchii or Dark Elves of Naggaroth. The Dark Elves, or the Druchii as they call themselves in their own tongue, also known as the Naggarothi or the " Dark Ones," [5a] are one of the most ancient, powerful, and certainly the most sadistic of the three major Elven civilisations of the Known World.

Another map of the Dark Elf -ruled continent of Naggaroth in the New World. The Dark Elves live in six heavily fortified cities on Naggaroth, their innumerable towers built from black stone, rising like sinister pinnacles into the dark storm clouds which race across the land's skies.

In Norse mythology, Dökkálfar ("Dark Elves") [a] and Ljósálfar ("Light Elves") [b] are two contrasting types of elves; the dark elves dwell within the earth and have a dark complexion, while the light elves live in Álfheimr, and are "fairer than the sun to look at".

Druhir, also sometimes called Black Elven, is the dialect of the standard Elven language of Eltharin spoken by the Dark Elves of Naggaroth, which blends the lexicons of Eltharin and the Black Speech of Chaos, though the Druchii always speak in the pure form of the Dark Tongue when discussing...

The banner of Naggarond (a crescent moon being grasped by the gauntlet of Malekith) is likely symbolic. It's the Witch King saying "I will take back what is mine". They're called Dark Elves because they're fallen, corrupt. The term Druchii means "dark one" and was originally a title the asur gave to them during the sundering.

Dec 5, 2019 · Norse mythology has a lot more content about elves and dwarves (which were sometimes interchangeable; see also the svartálfar--which is, depending, dwarves and/or synonymous with dökkálfar, or "dark elves").

Dec 5, 2019 · Light elves are beautiful and live in the realm of Álfheimr, while dark elves live beneath the earth. So why do they look more like Fairies (which are more Celtic/Irish/Britian in origin) simple.