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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7904172" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I remember in Savage Species some feats with special effects in the case of those character dies. When I read them the first time I thought in the draconians from Dragonlance.The true D&D version of the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mos_Eisley" target="_blank">Star Wars Mon Eislay cantina</a> is Sigil, and from here all races can go to the rest of the multiverse, even to Eberron if I am the DM and I don't respect the canon too much. Tolkien and Gygax are different styles, this is like talking about Opera, Jazz and country music.Demography in D&D has changed, not only about dragonborns or tielflings, but also non-Causacian human communities.In the TTRPGs if something is too cool and popular then the official canon may be forgotten. It is like little children playing with playmobils from different historical ages. It is his story and they don't worry about logic.* I know it is a crazy idea but I start to think WotC is going to publish in the future a PC of centaurs with equine heads but cute facial traits (like "My Little Pony" first generation). They would dare only because they hope to be a good hook for new players.</blockquote>