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does not change my point, makes something more sellable as an idea

Do you have something that is more sellable for an argument? Times change and ways of building settings change but most things loop around sooner or later. Everything 4e was likely considered toxic for dumb reasons thus they were going to change it, and making something new lacked the staying...

slightly more trees and worse food. really depends on location, some nowhere villages not likely to have much over lap, a major trade hub is going to have lots of peoples interacting. the problem is gnolls is people want hyena people and WOTC needs a replacement for the old style morally okay...

I would agree that humans make a setting more mundane by nature which can help ground a setting that is otherwise unrelatable but does not make a setting grounded, grounded is more consistent rules and logic. I still can't fathom how he liked the West Midlands the place is dull and depressing...

depends how they act, most people are relatable when you see them deal with stuff you deal with. same man same. I think I got put in statistically human and stopped asking, you lose your rights if you go down one level from there. regardless the more core point of relatability is having a...

you miss the point perhaps genre would be a clear in expressing my intent I have no idea goo people tend to be fairly rare in fiction thus I lack the data to make that call a vending machine really?

honestly, I can't but I was voted most likely to be a space alien or become a supervillain (there was no vote it was something less pleasant to go through) ad Bionicle to the list, humans never show up just alien cyborgs all the time like god intended. the point does not change by setting

wa wait what were the proposed new options again?

starscream is one of those legendary backstabbing characters dude is more of a Judes than judes ever was.

by primus this is a hard one

can you describe Japanese fantasy in general since you suggest it can be generalised?

it was strange, the name sake character is less horrible to deal with so that is a plus

as never into dragonlance, Dad put on the animated film on which I only remember a little bit off. eberron gods always felt less iconic. but thanks both of you

who is chemosh or the keeper as everyone else I know?

you can always have had multiple happen at the same time

the question is how unrecognisable would Earth's media landscape even be?

I miss the idea of dwarven sub-options but what we had was a weak idea, we need something stronger with a clearer identity. also, the names suck. something like stone dwarves, fire dwarves, sand dwarves, metal dwarves and ice dwarves would sound far cooler and more evocative.

orcs are the tribal guys, dragon born in 4e wanted their old empire back. goliath are insufficiently built for a clear role to appear beyond the strong guys

that and changing tastes. it is more I do not see much of fantasy fiction that is fantastic beyond damn magic or monsters they could try other things depends on the japanise fantasy they got elves for days

yeah there is a reason most fantasy just has humans in it now in books