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<blockquote data-quote="epithet" data-source="post: 6673786" data-attributes="member: 6796566">The &quot;my character hates all of creature type X&quot; is a fun thing to mess with as a DM. For example, a Lawful Good vengeance paladin in my campaign is driven by a personal hatred for demons. Y'know who else hates demons? Devils! This is how a devil becomes a &quot;quest NPC&quot; and patron for a LG paladin.Similarly, any character driven by a grudge opens the door to interesting possibilities that come from other characters who share that hatred. Nothing prevents you from giving a similar motivation to any of the creatures in your game. Your paladin hates all dragonborn? Those goblins in tonight's first encounter could become dragonborn-haters, and introduced as they're in the middle of a fight with a dragonborn. The PC can pick a side, there's no wrong answer, and if you as the DM run with it you can turn that into a thread that runs as far as you want it to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="epithet, post: 6673786, member: 6796566"] The "my character hates all of creature type X" is a fun thing to mess with as a DM. For example, a Lawful Good vengeance paladin in my campaign is driven by a personal hatred for demons. Y'know who else hates demons? Devils! This is how a devil becomes a "quest NPC" and patron for a LG paladin. Similarly, any character driven by a grudge opens the door to interesting possibilities that come from other characters who share that hatred. Nothing prevents you from giving a similar motivation to any of the creatures in your game. Your paladin hates all dragonborn? Those goblins in tonight's first encounter could become dragonborn-haters, and introduced as they're in the middle of a fight with a dragonborn. The PC can pick a side, there's no wrong answer, and if you as the DM run with it you can turn that into a thread that runs as far as you want it to. [/QUOTE]

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