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Why not take the extreme approach by playing as a floating mass of Horns, Eyes, Teeth, Skin and Limbs, just Herma Mora it up and you'll probably get the reactions you're looking for.

I'm fine with it, I mean if all important parts are covered by scales your character wouldn't technically need to wear clothes, the scales would be like a chainmail bikini except that it's actually part of your body.

I get what you're saying, it's like how Elf Tieflings are called Fey'ri and Orc Tieflings are called Tanarukks, at the end of the day they're just Tieflings but under a different name.

No, there is still the Glowing Eyes, Pointy Ears, Fangs, Claws and Tail, Could more likely pass for a Half-Elf than a human, if they wrap their tail around their waist like a saiyan.

Fellow Tiefling Players, how do you design YOUR Tieflings? Personally I prefer a more subtle approach to designing them, I give them human skin tones, 0 horns and white hair, no hooves or digitgrade legs and leave the rest of their bodies your stereotypical tiefling design, pictured below are...

That might be up to my DM, Ironically enough I started my TTRPG experience and met the majority of my D&D group at a Pathfinder game, though to be fair most of them were also DMs, we're familiar with the game, but we haven't heard from the guy who DMed Pathfinder games in awhile, we could switch...

Since WotC shot themselves in the foot, are we going to make another Pathfinder then?

Some guy that has bull legs, only human part of the Minotaur was the torso, it still had the lower half of bull.

Does anyone else do this?, Like for example I reflavor Half-Orcs as Three Quarter Orcs, mechanically they're still Half-Orcs but flavorwise they're the byproduct of what you get when Half-Orcs mate with pureblooded Orcs, sure it's really not as groundbreaking as Reflavoring Tieflings as Fey'ri...

We're getting off topic people, derailing thread we should get back to talking about Ardlings Specifically Monkey Ardlings, did you know that Egyptian, Mayan, Hindu and Chinese pantheons all have Monkey deities, it's pretty cool TBH, Personally Monkey 🐵 Ardlings should be a thing and be aligned...

I might play a human character if I can be a cannibal named Shia LaBeouf.

You're literal a Dragon Person that alone is more then enough, One of my Favorite Dragonborn characters was a blue one named Zeus, I wasn't very good at naming characters back then so I had to borrow names from Greek mythology, hell my First TTRPG character was a Tiefling named after the Titan...

2 Elves, 3 Tielfings, 4 Dragonborns & 6 Orcs/Half-Orcs are usually the races I pick to play as, 11 Aasimar is something I play occasionally just not as often as the first four and I'm kind of interested in playing 9 Genasi & 13 Changeling, only way I'll ever play a Dwarf aka number 5 is if I can...

Right like nobody would make human characters if Variant humans weren't a thing, take away variant humans with their bonus feat and humans would end up as the least played race.

Personally I would ban Humans entirely if I had my way, lorewise Humans in D&D aren't even part of Toril's local wildlife, they're an invasive species from a hellish plane of existence called Earth.

Personally I just ignored that part, I prefer the parent is a Cambion origin more and instead of the ugly red Tieflings, My Tieflings are hot, hornless, white haired and have human skin tones, think like if Dante or Vergil from Devil may Cry fused with the X-Man Nightcrawler, the demonic...