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	Encyclopedia: Dokkalfar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In Norse mythology, the Dokkalfar, or dark elves, are evil, subterranean counterparts to the light elves.
		Dokkalfar dwell in mounds, rocks, and are not fond of daylight.
		Some documentation indicates that the Dokkalfar were not that of an elven race but, of a dwarven, cited above stating it was "elven/dwarven" however this documentation [2] (http://www.bookoffluids.com/summariatheologica.htm) Indicates they were dwarves, highlighted in this passage under the heading of "The Bad Guys":
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Dokkalfar (370 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Dokkalfar
		In Norse mythology, the Dokkalfar, or dark elves, are the light-avoiding counterparts to the ljosalfar (light elves).
		While the Dokkalfar and the Svartálfar (fl elves) may be one and the same, there is a confusion between these names and that of the Duergar (dwarves).
		In particular, bad dreams are said to be within the domain of the Dokkalfar, as indicated by the German word for nightmare, "Alptraum" (Elf Dream).
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Dokkalfar (577 words)

	Elizabeth Boyer's Wizard's War
		Dokkalfar wizards are ice wizards and are organized as a council.
		Two brothers, Fridmarr and Bodmarr, along with a Ljosalfar wizard, Gedvondur, got themselves involved with a Dokkalfar wizard Sokvir, which ultimately led to the domination of the local towns and villages by the Dokkalfar under the leadership of Sokvir.
		Once the party of heroes enters the Dokkalfar realm, they encounter new troubles with a dangerous society of warriors, the Ulf-hedin, servants of the Council that are capable of turning into creatures that are half-elf and half wolf.
	www.cas.unt.edu /~hargrove/wizard.html (2034 words)

	Wights
		The other variety of elves are the Dokkalfar (ON) and the Svartálfar (ON).
		The Dokkalfar or the "Dark Elves" are dark beings and many link them to the Niflungar of the Sigurd lays and many hold they dwell in Niflheimr, although this is also said of the Svartalfar by many today.
		Others feel the Dokkalfar may be the souls of dead men dwelling in mounds.
	www.ealdriht.org /wights.html (1715 words)

	The Why Me? Papers: Characters and Groups (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		12 And while there met one from the Dokkalfar who was sark and quick, yet could not walk in the daylight.
		13 And the Dokkalfar was skilled with Sword and Shadow, and became the Second of the Four.
		7 Because of the darkness of the place was the Dokkalfar able to walk during the day, and hide the Company from Dirjinmaelus' sight.
	www.ms.uky.edu /~benji/hobbies/rp/book_of_dark_souls.html (1803 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		0 Dokkalfar~ The Dokkalfar are a quiet, secretive, and hard-working race of Dwarves who live in the caves and tunnels under the mountain ranges of the continent.
		The Dokkalfar are easily identified from their cousins, the Ljosalfar, due to the gemstone-like sparkle in their brightly-coloured eyes.
		A friend among the Dokkalfar is a friend for life, though they rarely forge strong bonds with outsiders.
	cabal.daestroke.com /dokkalfar.txt (242 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Like the Dokkalfar, the Ljosalfar are short and heavyset, though strong and hardy.
		On the whole they form permanant, agrarian societies and serve as trade hubs, taking particular advantage of their strong ties with the Dokkalfar and their masterworks.
		They can be distinguished from the Dokkalfar in that their eyes, though they take on brilliant, colourful shades, do not sparkle like those of their underground brethren.
	cabal.daestroke.com /ljosalfar.txt (183 words)

	Uppsala - Asatru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Thus the worship of the dwarfs also was related to the worship of the subordinate powers.
		Dokkalfar, or dark-alfs, is a more ambiguous term that seems to have been used in a number of ways.
		Sometimes it seems to refer to the dwarfs, and sometimes to alfs who dwell in forests, and sometimes to the dead, ancestors who dwell in their burial mounds and continue to look after the welfare of their families.
	www.winterscapes.com /uppsala/asatru.htm (10437 words)

	Darkfall Forums - I feel so sad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Alfar are more like the Norse Dokkalfar (literally, Dark Elves), as opposed to the Ljossalfar (Light Elves, or the original basis for the Tolkien elves which represents the elves we generally recognise).
		Dokkalfar moved underground, followed different gods and paths of magic, and developed an aversion to the sun: it hurts their pale skin.
		Originally maggots in the body of the great giant Ymir, they are sometimes also called Dokkalfar.
	forums.darkfallonline.com /archive/index.php/t-3903.html (865 words)

	HRP Central (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Another well prepared horse is DOKKALFAR, yet his weight of 120lbs could prove deadly on raceday.
		Some horses will face the weight penalty, yet it is only there to even up the competition and shouldn't harm anyone (or give an advantage) in particular.
		Best looking horse would be DOKKALFAR yet the gate could be a problem.
	hrpcentral.blogspot.com (3225 words)

	Elf
		Brownie (elf) For alternate uses, see: brownie (disambiguation) A brownie is a legendary kind of domovoi.
		In Dokkalfar or the dark elves are evil, subterranean counterparts to the light elves.
		Elf (band) Elf was a hard rock band founded in Rainbow Rising.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/elf.html (201 words)

	Re: Fenris Wolf
		But the Döckálfar (Dark Alfs) dwell below under ground, and are unlike them in appearance, and still more unlike in actions.
		The Liosálfar are whiter than the sun in appearance, but the Döckálfar are fler than pitch "11 A different google brings up a quote from a vaguely scholarly sounding thing referencing both svart and dokkalfar.
		I don't know where my own copies of the Edda are, or I'd see what that translator used.
	www.usenet.com /newsgroups/rec.arts.books.childrens/msg00463.html (480 words)

	Norse Gods, Goddesses, Giants, Dwarves & Wights
		They are great magicians and teachers of magic, and it may have been to their abodes that Odin refers when he says that he learned his wisdom from the "men, very old men / who dwell in the wood of the home".
		Blessings may be made to the Dokkalfar in one's own home, or one may seek out a place where they dwell if one wishes to ask a favor of them.
		The best time to approach them is at sunset, for they are not fond of daylight.
	sunnyway.com /runes/gods.html (8711 words)

	Circle of Eight Forum - Trolls Goblins Giants Elves Dwarves
		In Norse mythology Trolls are represented as a type of goblin.Norse dwarves They are often identified and seem to be interchangeable with the Svartalfar (fl elves) and the trolls.
		"No valid distinction though can be drawn between the dwarfs and the dark elves; they appear to have been interchangeable." the Dokkalfar, or dark elves, are the light-avoiding counterparts to the ljosalfar (light elves).
		In the Dungeons and Dragons the duergar are a race of cruel and evil dwarves.
	www.co8.org /forum/showthread.php?t=1617 (3200 words)

	A Mankind Witch: Chapter Prologue
		They say..." and the honeyed voice of Signy's stepmother dropped, but not so low that it couldn't be heard clearly through the thin wooden wall.
		But not for the first time she wished that she really was the dokkalfar seid-witch's daughter that Dowager-Queen-Mother Albruna accused her of being, every time she wanted to make sure the princess had not a friend in the royal household.
		If Signy had had any powers, dark or no, she'd have turned her step-mother into a rat in a nest of vipers long ago.
	jiltanith.thefifthimperium.com /Collections/AMankindWitchChapters/AMankindWitch_00.php (2032 words)

	ramoth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Now imagine what it would be like if we didn't like you.
		Ramoth hails from Melbourne, Australia where she lives with hubby Dokkalfar, her favorite ride since she gave up the scooter.
		I've decided that if I ever was on the show, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," I'd make Ramoth one of my lifelines.
	snobird.tripod.com /ramoth.htm (153 words)

	Mythica Realms Forums -> New Classes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		- Beregar, Sjåmadhr of the Dokkalfar and Master of Fródleikr
		Hmm, I was wondering, what instruments would a norse bard play exactly, or would they sit around telling epic poems/stories and stuff like that.
		I personally, would like to see a class that exploits technology.
	www.mythicarealms.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=838&view=getlastpost (985 words)

	Wizards.COMmunity Boards - Demihumans and the Planes of Norse Myth
		In Norse mythology, the terms "dwarf" "dark or fl elf" and "troll" are often confused with one another and used in place of one another.
		Svartalfheim: home of the mysterious dark elves (dokkalfar), these never venture out of their holes.
		Muspelheim: one of the two primordial region of the universe, this inferno of fire and molten rock is ruled by Surt and home of the fire giants.
	boards1.wizards.com /archive/index.php/t-341512.html (3661 words)

	Encyclopedia Fluidica
		Dokkalfar: the dark elves or dwarves that have lived underground for centuries, creating vast civilizations and mining colonies; held connections with the Nibelungen.
		Draconic: the language of the Dragons, notably, the word 'save' also means 'achieve dominion over'; you need a brain five times the size of a human's to learn the alphabet alone.
		Dumla of the Dokkalfar: a Hikari-No, friend of Jorgan and Fendegist; forged a sword and pair of claws for the two brothers; in hiding behind a fl hole.
	bookoffluids.com /az.htm (10311 words)

	Magick and Mythology [Archive] - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Alfheim, or World of the Elves, represents the plane of spiritual existence specifically in regard to mankind.
		The Elves are divided into two groups: Ljøsalfar, the Light Elves, and Dokkalfar, the Dark Elves.
		(Notice the similarity of Liosalfar and the angel Lucifer.) The Dokkalfar are also called Svartalfar, or Black Elves, and they are actually Dwarves.
	www.stormfront.org /archive/t-106694Magick_and_Mythology.html (9461 words)

	The Book of Fluids, Chapter Ten: In a Sweeping Feat of Inhuman Congruity, I tie together a huge pile of Loose Ends Into ...
		Dumla led them across the landing bay outside to the surface of the planet.
		It was covered in beautiful crystals, which Dumla told them were grown because there was not yet any organic life on this planet other than the Hikari-no, which by the way was a joke on Dokkalfar, the Dark Elves/Dwarves.
		They had been a technologically advanced race even when they made friends with Jorgen’s tribe, and had left Earth on space-ships they built for this planet, far from anywhere else, where they gathered and protected ancient and dangerous lore from those who would misuse it.
	bookoffluids.com /chapter10.htm (7877 words)

	Assembly of Rathanam (Open RP) - Braggarts Hall
		Were I them, I also would not so easily shoulder the burden of embracing a master after all this time, especially one who seemed to have abandoned them all those years ago.
		Yet even in this my predecessor guided my path, for it was his very nature in Dokkalfar that guided my words in stilling the uneasy rumblings of this crowd, one which might easily turn into a mob if left long out of control.
		Know that it is I that you have sought through many a long year that your father’s fathers served and even died for in the end.
	www.suzerainofsloth.org /mon/RolePlay/Rathanam01.html (16606 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Night 16:02:59 --- join: cybercobra (~chris@h-68-164-168-39.snfccasy.dynamic.covad.net) joined #scheme 16:07:06 --- join: dokkalfar (~Neil@lyua.org) joined #scheme 16:07:22
		i mean complex examples 16:20:43 --- part: cybercobra left #scheme 16:21:16 --- quit: dokkalfar ("Leaving") 16:21:48
		Did anyone else look at the call/cc link forcer gave?
	www2.tunes.org /~nef/logs/scheme/04.12.22 (2763 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Man, I've gotta have gremlins in my PC 05:30:14
		I'm busy reading Rothbard's "Egalatarianism as a Revolt Against Nature", so I can't answer your question right now 08:57:24 --- join: dokkalfar (~neil@stbarthelemy-4-82-225-30-21.fbx.proxad.net) joined #osdev 08:57:27
		Therx: Hiya 12:16:38 --- quit: dokkalfar ("Leaving") 12:17:46
	tunes.org /~nef/logs/osdev/04.04.15 (9312 words)

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