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The race I was talking about (Ardlings, I think they were called?) were descended from Guardinals. It was still a confused mess...

Dog people are the original furries - the ancient Greeks called them cynocephaloi (lit. Dog-head) and had a whole mythology about them...

Yeah, the lack of a catch-all anthro race in D&D seems like a glaring omission to me. And they kind of tried to make one for the 2024...

What's truly astonishing to me is that D&D still doesn't have a dog-person or wolf-person race. Like, at all. We've got multiple brands...

I strongly suspect these guys in Elden Ring were inspired by the pumpkin-headed bugbear:

I seem to also recall that there were a lot of miscommunications between EGG and his artist(s?). I believe the dog noses was a result of...

Given that they made Gith into Aberrations, when they share basically no characteristics with other Aberrations, just some history, it...

Someone -- maybe the Cult of Tiamat -- doing this to the kobolds is a great way to unify all the different depictions of them over the...

I've occasionally thought similarly... like thinking that kobolds could be to dragonborn what goblins are to bugbears. Two species...

It was 3e that fully pivoted to small dragonfolk kobolds. But they weren’t exactly dog-people before that. Dog noses were the only dog...

This “maintaining the relationship between the task and intent” thing is confusing to me. The intent is what the player hopes will...

The feature, by the way, says that “you usually contacted your patron via intermediaries”. It DOES NOT say that the patron wasn’t...

False. Before level 3 the default is that your patron isn’t specified, but no actual rule prevents deciding your patron up front. That...

Sounds like you can for sure talk to them before that. The feature just gives you a direct link that you can use at any time. Also...