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There's a Swedish game called Eon which got a new ground-up 4th edition made about a decade ago, is currently in the process of releasing a touched up 5th edition (apparently crowdfunder backers have gotten PDFs now), and is simulationist in at least parts. It has a highly detailed combat...

No idea which post it refers to, but:

Also, "pegasus" is latin. The Greek name is pegasos (or Πήγασος, I guess). And I guess the English plural would be pegasuses.

Speaking of which:

Wouldn't surprise me if Wizards' settlement with LaNasa had a clause to the effect of "Keep our name out of your filthy mouth you degenerate", which would probably prevent him from bringing it up during the sale.

Nothing wrong with large horny tieflings. Wait, that came out wrong... Anyway, here's the picture of a tiefling from the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting (2001): And this is from Races of Destiny (2004): And the Planar Handbook (2004): So, quite a diverse bunch. I think the popular idea...

For values of "quickly" that include "14 years later." Planescape was released in 1994, and 4e where tieflings got a more-or-less similar appearance in 2008. Huh? I don't think I'd call these "ugly" per se. It's a rather distinct aesthetic, but one a lot of people appreciate. It should also be...

My understanding is that the reason they wanted to streamline tieflings was to give them a common visual identity for miniatures, which they were focusing pretty heavily on at the time.

That's not entirely true, particularly not for casters, but it's not very well explained in the book. The descriptions of the different encounter difficulty levels are: Michael Sayre talked here about how the expectation was three encounters per day (which is why most class spell lists top out...