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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7901932" data-attributes="member: 6802378">You have to remember big cities are cosmpolote, and Spelljamers allow visitors from other worlds. In 3.5 the origin of dragoborn was standar humans and demihumans were chosen and transformed by dragon god Bahamut as his new champions.I don't mind what is banned in Dark Sun, because I will add all I want, for example kaiju monsters adored as totem spirits by the tribemen, or spynewyrms as true dragons with age categories.. (and shapesifter powers to add arms if they want), or ardents (psionic paladins) or gladiators with martial maneuvers, or vestige pact binders.. or wardens (primal paladins defenders of the forest using special biorganious armours created by lifeshape tech), or werevermins, psiforged and shardminds, or the wilders, the plant humanoids. And I allow a planar gate to the dark domain of Kaladnay, in the demiplane of the dread, and this region is as big as a continent. I choose when a change becomes a "jump the shark".If I want I can create a planar gate between Dragonlance and Mike Mearls' Iomandra, with enough space in the crystal sphere to all dragons species from all editions. And the veneration of the Heroes of Dragonlance or some totem spirits would work as the vestige pact magic.* I say it again: WotC should allowing the risk of opening up at least the lest famous D&D worlds (and most expendables) 3PPs to can add their own ideas.* Fiendish (evil planar) half-dragon and fiendish dragonborn in Ravenloft would be cool. Shapesifters (children of werebeasts) and changelings (doppelgänger kindred) in Ravenloft are possible, and some ordinary humans are cursed with reptilians skins. Then dragonborns wouldn't be too rare. Maybe there is a new dark domain rule by a dragon cult. And in 4th Ed there were (canon) dark domains without direct link with the demiplane of the dread. There was a domain whose inhabitants were antropomorpic animals (and ruled by a cocodrile, symbol of hypocresy).</blockquote>

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