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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Flipguarder" data-source="post: 5140014" data-attributes="member: 61430">I pretty much agree. Warforged make the least amount of sense as a "race" that I am willing to deal with, even that requires special situations going on in the Campaign world. Wilden and Shardminds seem to need actual cosmology lore behind them. Which I'm not particularly cool with, since they (1) weren't included in the first idea of the 4e cosmology, and (2) has more of a direct effect on what a DM can do.For the most part, DMs are and SHOULD BE left to use their own devices in terms of political groups, military happenings, current events, geography, cosmology, and NPC personality. Quite frankly it worries me to see some of these new races with such specific damned lore that if a player wants to play them I have to come up with a reason to include them.  And then run the risk of my players saying "why does he get to be special" if its a special case for him.Meh, I've decided I'll cross that bridge when I come to it, but I would hazard a guess that the lore for both these races in my campagins is going to be clearly in disagreement with RAW.</blockquote>