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Are we talking about the GAME, or the PLAYERS? It's a stereotype, but the current belief system holds that "millennials" are more self-centered than non-millennials.

Just checked this. I'd have to say "not really", but I do appreciate your feedback. I'm thinking more along the lines of a good priest, instead of having an eldritch blast, he's got something that gives strength to allies. Maybe healing, maybe courage, maybe extra armour. Dunno yet. It looks...

LoL, I take it that's a "no".....

Has somebody out there done this yet? And when I say "divine caster", I'm not talking "evil", but "good". Sort of like, the antithesis of a destructive arcane caster, a benevolent divine caster. Anybody? Thanks!!!

Do you mean "humanoidish".....? IIRC, I've taken great pains to specifically NOT use the word "humanoid", but instead use "humanoidish".

BINGO!!!!!!! IMHO, it's the constant, "throw everything out every seven years and have all players buy more stuff & have more arguments" that is ........"unreasonable"......

Correct on all counts!!!! :D

Are you saying you wrote it, or am I assuming too much? Thanks!!!!

I distinctly remember using the expression "demi-human" in reference to Gnomes, though I could have used the phrase "humanoidish" (which I'm taking to mean "roughly human-shaped, though not necessarily human-sized"......). Do you know who you are? You're one of these individuals..... Mod...

Voadam, how are we defining "supernatural abilities".....? Is that akin to innate (inborn) spell abilities? If so, that's my argument for why the Drow might be considered "Fey"..... Thank You!!!

Here's a VERY insightful list: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?215694-All-the-Different-Types-of-Fey Mind you, it omits both Drow and Tengu, but it's nonetheless insightful!!!! :p :p :p

Yeah. I specifically remember reading this quote over the phone to a fellow D&Der ...... when we were both TWELVE years old ...... in an effort to justify my belief that Hobbits could turn invisible at will. Then I grew up.

I just realized!!! I might be attempting to reason with the wrong person!!!! :p

I'll tell you who's NOT "Fey" ...... The blue goblins, or 'Blues' from 3e. They are born with innate PSIONIC ability. And in my mind PSIONICS ARE NOT MAGIC!!! Therefore, 'Blues' should not be considered "Fey"..... Is there a word out there that describes a being born with innate Psionic...

Nope. Still confused and seeking answers. Sorry.

Yes. Yes I am. And so should all of us!!! Otherwise, there'd be chaos. Oh .....wait a minute...... there already is. Ooops!!! :p It should have? D&D needs to be pushed towards what you're calling "the Socratic approach" (what I'm thinking is a "Scientific approach"). To not do so, IMHO...

You know what? I actually have that book but haven't opened it since probably the 1990's!!! Ha! I also have the 1E Fiend Folio with the "Kenku". That I skim through every 2-3 years. The biggest reason why I don't skim through the Oriental Adventures book is because the PAGES ARE LOOSE!!!! :p

Whenever I see a word that I've never encountered before, I'm equal parts confused and impressed!!! :eek:

Physiological differences......... Hobgoblins have larger brains? ;)