Where did the western myths such as orcs, elves, dwarves and wizards first appear?

The official novel World of Warcraft was published in 2008, and it is said that drafting began in 2005. The Lord of the Rings stopped talking, which is useless, mainly because of the variation of these biological models.

First of all, elves, whose prototype is birds, deer, and other creatures, fairy tales have existed since the earliest Middle Ages. At that time, the myth story was not complete, but the myth was the earliest Nordic myth, and the prototype was the shaper of nature, and they were all very small. Just like the story on the phone, elves live in the jungle, shaping and protecting nature. People gave them magic first, and then.

Orcs, there is no clear statement, should have originated from indigenous tribes. They worship the strength and wisdom of wild animals. They think that if they eat and pretend to be wild animals, they will gain the strength and wisdom of wild animals. After they evolved into orcs, orcs appeared in movies and myths, but there are also many legends about their birth. Some say it's cursed human beings, and some say it's reborn with the help of wild animals. In short, a lot of film and television applications have never been noticed.

The myth of dwarves in Europe is snowman, and they are cavemen in America, but no matter where they are, dwarves are traditional and ancient humans, and their ability to collect antiques is very strong. Of course, wealth and power are imaginary, but in Nordic mythology, dwarves are indeed the ancestors of human beings, and the earliest film and television drama should be Snow White.

Magicians originated from magicians. Because ordinary people can't understand magic, they say it's magic, because magic is something that humans can't do in mythology. At that time, people were so stupid that they didn't believe in facts, preferring to believe in magic. Of course, historical records were chaotic. China's psychic ability is also one of them. He called the birds and animals to hypnosis, so he stopped talking, but he really held the fire in his hand. Come to think of it, the most.

I really don't know the origin of goblins, but without exception, they are all insidious and evil creatures, and they are not tall. There don't seem to be many movies. Jeffery Scott Lando's movies are all in Baidu Encyclopedia. See for yourself. I really haven't seen much in mythology.

Witches are simple. In the Middle Ages, nobles had no other way to persecute others. There are many useless myths. Just know her origin. In fact, witches and wizards are popular at the same time.

It seems a little off topic. Back in World of Warcraft, Titan created many worlds and created many seeds of life to turn them into various creatures. There is a BUG here, that is, all races cannot produce intelligence at the same time, which involves the evolution of species. Needless to say, it is useless. Dwarves are the builders of the world. They were originally stones, but later they evolved into two kinds, a hard iron dwarf and a soft meat dwarf. It was they who built land and sea, but they had no intelligence at all. The earliest intelligent creatures were elves, who shaped the whole world and gained eternal life from Titan's fountain of power. As for other intelligent races, it took 10 thousand years to rise, and human beings are one of them. Orcs originated from another planet, called Delano, and now it is also called Outland. Delaney people are aliens. There's something else here. According to common sense, pandaren is also a kind of orcs, but they come from two different planets. Hehe, I wrote in the post that according to incomplete statistics, there are at least 37 intelligent races in World of Warcraft (proficient in at least one language and more than one spell), and this statistics does not include the Burning Legion (devil), elemental creatures, dragons, demigods, ghosts and mounts. But there is only one intelligent race on the earth, and the creation of Titan is very strange! God, I'm playing with my whole hand. Is there wood? Very detailed. Is there wood?