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I'm just gonna remind everyone that the video that spawned this "conversation" was trying to provide more ways to make Goliaths more interesting, especially in terms of lore, not to prove to everyone that they aren't interesting. This thread has devolved to a combination of arguments of...

Exactly, but what they do need is a culture and a history. It's fine with people making up their own, but without it how do you RP Goliath as a people in an established setting such as the Forgotten Realms.

I once saw a post on Reddit that suggested using racial stats for Drow to play a Dhampir. It actually makes a lot of sense. I kinda want to do that now.

Goliath seem to lack a cultural niche to me. Do they have their own empires? Do they worship their own gods, or weave strange tribal magicks? I actually found this episode very inspiring and continued to come up with ideas well after it is over. The Goliaths could be a cultural group of humans...

I don't believe it ends by the 4th of July, so I understand it not being on this list but there is a Kickstarter for a D&D 5e setting called World of Revilo. It's cool looking and I can't help but get Dark Crystal vibes from it.

1st of all: I lol'd so hard at your joke. 2nd: That would be a cool idea for an article.

11, 11, 11, 11 is just too good. Soviet Nuclear Assassin Pig.

John Carter of Mars - Modiphius Agents of Concordia - Strangewood Studios Atlas of the Horizons - Benjamin Williams Dragons Conquer America - Burning Games Nahual - Miguel Angel Espinoza The Jack Hack - John R. Davis Era: The Chosen - Shades of Vengeance and Pathfinder 2e

I'd wanna see more FR such as Kara-Tur, Thay, Mulhorand, Maztica, Al-Qadim, Zakhara, Malatra, and more. Dark Sun and Planescape would be epic. As for MtG Settings, I think Theros or Kamigawa or Tarkir would be really cool, as would more fleshed out and detailed setting guides for Innistrad...

Understood. I will also note that certain historical figures have legends attributed to them and some are debatable as to whether they even existed.

I have some ideas for characters to do in Mythological Figures. Hercules Sinbad the Sailor Dorian Gray Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Peter Pan Maui Vlad Tepes King Solomon Richard the Lionheart Triton David (As in David and Goliath) Boudicca Genghis Khan Queen Tamar Beowulf John Dee Montezuma II...

in my homebrew setting, humans are descended from Elves who lost their spark of magic, orcs are descended from humans who tried (and failed) to get magic back. Humans and orcs can produce children, but humans and elves cannot. Also, Gnolls are a merchant race.

A bit off topic but I have some ideas for characters to do in Mythological Figures. Hercules Sinbad the Sailor Dorian Gray Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Peter Pan Maui Vlad Tepes King Solomon Richard the Lionheart Triton David (As in David and Goliath) Boudicca Genghis Khan Queen Tamar Beowulf John...

Kobold Stew does raise some good points, but I gotta agree with Mike on this one. And at what point does wanting accuracy become nitpicking.

I'm liking the 2e Monk so far. Very nice.

No PC Giff! What the hell, WotC?

Here are some races from my hombrew setting. Elderlings +2 Intelligence, +1 Constitution Age: They reach adulthood at age 12. They can live several hundred years. Alignment: Chaotic is most common. Size: Medium. About 5ft to 6ft tall. Speed: 30 ft. Darkvision: You can see in dim light within...

I want a Giant Space Hamster...

I'm really digging the Giff and the Abashai. I'd love to see Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes include some decent Player Options like Giff, Githyanki, Githzerai, Duergar, Eladrin, and Genasi as playable races, Artificer and Mystic as Classes, and more goodies for player options (feats, spells...

I like how the dwarf has a "?" for gender.