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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ProfessorCirno" data-source="post: 4726628" data-attributes="member: 65637">Actually, if you follow the line of logic, then the primary reason for knowing the difference between male or female - or in fact having that difference in the first place - is for mating reasons.  I think that's what he was getting at.So the question there is, given that those differences are again for mating purposes, and given how often "sexy" was used to describe everything in the Races and Classes preview for 4e...why did they make dragonborn females archtypically similar to human ones?Wanna know how to tell male and female lizardkin in my games?  The male lizardkin have bright and garish colored scales to attract the females.  Bam, easily seen distinction between genders, no bizarro bosoms required.This isn't an argument on fantasy biology.  It's the question of "Given the vast number of ways you can differentiate between males and females, not just in the real world but in the trillions of examples you can come up with on the top of your head, why'd they stick with boobs?"</blockquote>