Yes,
Drow elves by definition are The drow (pronounced either IPA: /ˈdraʊ/, rhyming with "now",[4] or /ˈdroʊ/, rhyming with "throw," per Mentzer, 1985[5]) or dark elves are a generally evil, dark-skinned subrace of elves in the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy roleplaying game.[2]
Night elves, or kaldorei ("Children of the Stars" in their native tongue of Darnassian), have a long and fascinating history. Native to the western continent of Kalimdor, the night elves ended a long period of seclusion at the end of the Third War and became members of the Alliance.
elf are little tiny people, and faries are magical flying people
The difference is dobby the elf who made babies with a trout.
A Horde night elf.
"the Wood Elf", or if you like Warcraft, "the Night Elf"
Yes you can play a Night Elf on WoW. Also Night Elves are Alliance.
blood elf becauseI have one
Now and then Blizzard places an NPC Night Elf Mohawk in game who sells Mohawk Grenades. Anyone who is hit by them will have the face of the Night Elf Mohawk in the commercials. However, the closest thing to a Night Elf Mohawk is a Night Elf character with the single-ridge of hair in their hairstyle, which is not very impressive.
The Night Elf capital city is called Darnassus.
Yes, the Night Elf race is an Alliance race. You do not need Burning Crusade to be a Night Elf. It is included with the "vanilla" version of World of Warcraft.
Night Elves are available in "vanilla" WoW. Blood Elves do not become available unless you upgrade to Burning Crusade. Note: if you want to make a Night Elf Death Knight, THEN you need Wrath of the Lich King (the latest live expansion).
brownie elf
go clubbing