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<blockquote data-quote="Mecheon" data-source="post: 9469655" data-attributes="member: 6801776">Two abilities is still enough, plus the whole entire set of &quot;Pick your elf type&quot; options that SCAG brought along and are outstandingly popular.Whereas, all of the options in One? They all have unique abilities, every single one of them, even when they probably shouldn't (orc should get powerful build). The only ones that re-occur are the Darkvision and the damage resistence, which is unique to each who have itSo, yeah. That's why Half Elves aren't in despite the popularity. Because every other species has seperate exciting option, and half elves have half of the elf options. Every species brings unique options to the table, half elves don't. Because that's how they're designed: They're half elves. They're not supposed to bring unique options to the game, they're half elves. They're reminiscent of elves but missing half the features, and replacing them with either a bootstrapped &quot;pick your elf&quot; or versitle from humansThey're also one of the most powerful races in the game in 5EI've played Neverwinter Nights and Half Elves were never all that popular there, which honestly is 90% because they didn't give them a seperate model or anything and a 10% &quot;Its 3E and a free feat is king&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mecheon, post: 9469655, member: 6801776"] Two abilities is still enough, plus the whole entire set of "Pick your elf type" options that SCAG brought along and are outstandingly popular. Whereas, all of the options in One? They all have unique abilities, every single one of them, even when they probably shouldn't (orc should get powerful build). The only ones that re-occur are the Darkvision and the damage resistence, which is unique to each who have it So, yeah. That's why Half Elves aren't in despite the popularity. Because every other species has seperate exciting option, and half elves have half of the elf options. Every species brings unique options to the table, half elves don't. Because that's how they're designed: They're half elves. They're not supposed to bring unique options to the game, they're half elves. They're reminiscent of elves but missing half the features, and replacing them with either a bootstrapped "pick your elf" or versitle from humans They're also one of the most powerful races in the game in 5E I've played Neverwinter Nights and Half Elves were never all that popular there, which honestly is 90% because they didn't give them a seperate model or anything and a 10% "Its 3E and a free feat is king" [/QUOTE]

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