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This is a list of real-life creatures that, with a twist or two, would be amazing for your bestiary? I'll start with my favorite...

One of the problems with bioessentialism in the game is that it draws attention to how poorly defined the attributes are. Your species...

Several times! I ran games where everyone was: Wyrmling dragons (and cute as heck) captured by a slaver. A goblin tribe (someone got to...

That's pretty much the default of the Hodgepocalyse: the monstrous in every day life. I tried to push the envelope of potential pc...

yeah most elves , if they were young, might have only shown up during the age of exploration and are only now looking forward to their...

I've always preferred GURPS Goblins They are clever, social beings with the personality of a mad scientist and are usually the default...

Worf was also a big nerd. Data and Geordi usually sought him out when they needed a third nerd for things. In fact until ds9, he was...

Yeah, adventurers should always be the exception. I'd almost do the attribute bonuses, as the old saying goes, by guidelines. You...

Somewhere a Murder of Kenku enthusiastically chirped in approval at this comment. I understand Auran.

But what if the species were smarter than average (such as corvids, which are wicked smart, pass on generational knowledge, and...

Basically, yes. There’s a difference between having four legs and being good at math. Or having dark vision and knowing how to use a...

So it's avoid cultural stereotypes masquerading as species?

"Oooh...a Snuffleufagus! That's worth 1,500 XP, and drops good treasure. Let's kill it!"

One of my recurring themes in my gaming material is "the monstrous in everyday life," where creatures that are monsters do relatively...

not disagree, Just don't understand. PC species feel different and part of the reason they think differently is because of their...