Mustrum_Ridcully
Legend
Since when do people hate breasts? 

Since when do people hate breasts?![]()
Actually, of the official D&D Gnoll minis and some artwork, female Gnolls have been depicted with breasts.
Goblins - Life through Their Eyes - Sunday, March 15, 2009 clearly depicts female goblins with breasts, and even lipstick!!
I can't speak for kobolds, but they've had so many thematic changes through the editions, anyway, it wouldn't surprise me.
I hate cheap sexist pandering.
Let's face it. In D&D if it can have breasts, it will.
"Proud, honorable warriors, born from the blood of an ancient dragon god"
--Description of Dragonborn from the PHB
So dragonborn have dragon blood in them but are mammals, even though dragons are not. So dragonborn have boobies and dragons don't.
Makes sense to me...
By the way, I love D&D 4th edition and think it's the best version of D&D yet. I just think that dragonborn boobies are a really stupid idea. I can live with ridiculous tiefling tails and shaved half-orcs, but the boobies must go.
Something just struck me really odd about the picture on page 20 of the PHB2
Here we have a savage half-orc barabarian, who obviously can't afford new shoes, and a wild look in his eyes, yet he's taken the time to shave his armpits?
Or do half orcs not grow body hair? I thought that was elves.
Me too, but with Dragonborn, I'm just not seeing it. So the females have breasts? Who cares? They have to store milk somewhere.
No they don't. They don't HAVE milk. That was added after the fact.
No they don't. They don't HAVE milk. That was added after the fact.
Timeline:
Dragonborn have breasts. People go "Uhhh what. They're lizards that lay eggs."
Dragonborn are told to have milk. People go "Uhhh what. They still lay eggs."
Dragonborn are now apparently platypi. People go "You really don't know how this works, do you?"