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A photo of me as my elf LARP Character: Arien Carnemirill at Drachenfest (means Red Jewel in Quenya same as my real last name Rubin)

Sometimes awesome things happen when you're down or least expecting it. So I was looking for my lost elven armbrace in the mud at Drachenfest being all sad after it had gotten torn off my arm at the battle in front of the meanie Copper camp when this really nice photographer came up to me and asked me if I would pose for a photo and it has become my favourite photo of my elven character ever! Thank you so much for cheering me up with this amazing picture Kleine Lichtwelten !

If you like this handmade costume and want to wear it you can rent it out from me on WISHRENT here: www.wishrent.com/en/listings/2…

"The doom of the Elves is to be immortal, to love the beauty of the world, to bring it to full flower with their gifts of delicacy and perfection, to last while it lasts, never leaving it even when ‘slain’, but returning – and yet, when the Followers come, to teach them, and make way for them, to ‘fade’ as the Followers grow and absorb the life from which both proceed. The Doom (or the Gift) of Men is mortality, freedom from the circles of the world."
— J.R.R. Tolkien (The Silmarillion)

Description
A photo of me as my elf LARP Character: Arien Carnemirill at Drachenfest (means Red Jewel in Quenya same as my real last name Rubin)

Sometimes awesome things happen when you're down or least expecting it. So I was looking for my lost elven armbrace in the mud at Drachenfest being all sad after it had gotten torn off my arm at the battle in front of the meanie Copper camp when this really nice photographer came up to me and asked me if I would pose for a photo and it has become my favourite photo of my elven character ever! Thank you so much for cheering me up with this amazing picture Kleine Lichtwelten !

If you like this handmade costume and want to wear it you can rent it out from me on WISHRENT here: www.wishrent.com/en/listings/2…

"The doom of the Elves is to be immortal, to love the beauty of the world, to bring it to full flower with their gifts of delicacy and perfection, to last while it lasts, never leaving it even when ‘slain’, but returning – and yet, when the Followers come, to teach them, and make way for them, to ‘fade’ as the Followers grow and absorb the life from which both proceed. The Doom (or the Gift) of Men is mortality, freedom from the circles of the world."
— J.R.R. Tolkien (The Silmarillion)