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D&D is about creating players creating their own worlds, not about having it dictated by WotC. You want Goliath lore, or a trope, or a...

Appendix N was really neat in the context of the 70s, when book recommendations could be hard to come by (still true in the 90s when I...

Note that goliaths who have not learned their Giant Ancestry ability are the same as each other, and the wording of the ability is this...

That shouldn’t make any difference. It’s hierarchical. If it’s “just code” the droid should be physically incapable of disobeying its...

I would take them as learnable abilities. Humans have an innate ability to learn language, but that doesn’t mean they all speak French...

What exactly do you think they are unable to do, because I seriously don’t get it?

After he told the Ewoks that he'd smite them with his magic. He did choose to impersonate a deity contrary to his programming, he just...

If someone wants to lean into it, then it implies they already have some idea as to what “it” is. Otherwise they are choosing it for the...

Special abilities and cosmetics.

There is no reason a Goliath can’t be played exactly the same as a human. Playing as yourself is the path of least resistance. D&D...

There is nothing that suggests the various types of goliath are significantly different from each other, aside the potential to manifest...

We know that some droids can. That means that any droid potentially can. We see the opposite - C3PO does impersonate a deity. And gets...

So, exactly like humans.