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I wonder if they'll prorate V's payback time now that she's down to two souls.
Nah, just means that Nero or whoever provided Haerta will get as much time as it took for that soul to get free (or at least that's how I think it would work).
And we still don't know whether V is female or not (and people complain about dragonborn having boobs; if elves had them as well we would know by now!)
And we still don't know whether V is female or not
I know, but it's just easier to pick one or the other and stick with it rather than get into a bunch of linguistic gymnastics.
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All dwarves have beards, and are thus male.
All elves have long, flowing hair and are thus female.
I could totally see that being part of a campaign setting, where dwarves and elves are the male and female of the same species. Kind of reminds me of something my fiancée once told me; when she was a kid she thought cats were girls and dogs were boys.
I could totally see that being part of a campaign setting, where dwarves and elves are the male and female of the same species. Kind of reminds me of something my fiancée once told me; when she was a kid she thought cats were girls and dogs were boys.
No way! I used to think that too. I thought it was just me.
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Sorry, but I'n not a V fan. V's always been somewhat smug, pompous, and arrogant when not boring. Sometimes the tendancies were warrented, like not wanted to get railroaded by that psycho Miko. Those tendancies have been building even bigger since the fall of Azure City, and accelerated since Kubota's disintegration. And that is why My Three Fiends pounced.
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Kind of reminds me of something my fiancée once told me; when she was a kid she thought cats were girls and dogs were boys.
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No way! I used to think that too. I thought it was just me.
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I could totally see that being part of a campaign setting, where dwarves and elves are the male and female of the same species.
Castle Falkenstein has that setup. It's a really cool idea.
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I could totally see that being part of a campaign setting, where dwarves and elves are the male and female of the same species...
I was seriously considering that a couple years back for my homebrew...
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