Not really. Humans are still far and away the majority race of the major cities that aren't explicitly a dwarven city, elven city, etc. Waterdeep for example, despite being very cosmopolitan, is according to the 3e Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting, 64% human, with 30% more being elf, half elf, dwarf and halfling. I used the 3e numbers, because I haven't seen any numbers like that in 5e books.
And if they can't, can hide in light foliage which makes for good banditry.
I suppose if they all had an intelligence of 5 they might do that before going out to rob people.
The feat or no feat, though, is called out in 5e in the PHB. The breath weapon for Dragonborn on the other hand is listed as an absolute defining trait of the race. No other subraces of Dragonborn that don't have a breath weapon are even hinted at. The DM is of course free to make Dragonborn with no breath weapon, but that's not the default assumption of 5e or 5.5e.
Only sort of. One type of elf was like that, and the other major type was specifically not like that and got along great with other races.
I strongly disagree. Pink Hearts, Yellow Moons, Green Clovers and Purple Horseshoes are much better.That just doesn't make sense. Blue Lightning is so obviously superior, how can it be a competition?
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