Do you want Tieflings in the phb?

[blargney the second]

I went with Yes, but really it's more like a Sure, why not? Sounds like fun.
-blarg

 

[Doug McCrae]

One of Sigil's former Factols, Lhar is a half-orc and his parents were described as a blind human male, and his orcish wife.

Kind of like Ben n' Alicia.

 

[dagger]

I voted yes.

Its pretty even...


Yes 105 52.24%
No 96 47.76%

 

[Green Knight]

Kind of like Ben n' Alicia.

Or Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner.

I assume Jennifer Garner must be blind. After all, how else could she marry Ben Affleck?

 

[Agamon]

I wanted to vote, but I don't care either way. Not sure what the big deal is. They've bcome a staple of D&D in the past few years.

 

[variant]

Seriously, why in the hell are people voting yes? Races are going to take up a good amount of space because of the level 20 class progression and would take up space from something else. Who here wants to see new Tiefling feats every single damn Supplement? Not me.

Tiefling is a complete waste of space in both the core PHB and future supplements.

Would you people really feel comfortable if someone decided that they were going to play a Tiefling every single campaign?

I wanted to vote, but I don't care either way. Not sure what the big deal is. They've bcome a staple of D&D in the past few years.

Uhm, no they haven't.

 

[Kahuna Burger]

What level did you get with that character, by the way?

Dude, I skipped that and went straight for the "risen succubus" PC... the kinky drow look was just one possible option...

 

[jeffh]

Given the new idea of progressive addition of racial features instead of LA, I think it's as good a way as any to showcase that.

Having said that I think post 126 has misunderstood how that progression will be handled. As I understand it, will be mostly the same as now with the addition of racial feats and alternative race-specific class features. I don't see why that would take up much more space than races do now, and to the extent it will, it seems to me it's a good use of that space anyway.

 

[Wormwood]

Would you people really feel comfortable if someone decided that they were going to play a Tiefling every single campaign?

If a player wanted to play a Tiefling in "every single campaign', then I would assume that they are *enjoying* the race, and therefore both the player and I would be grateful that the race was included in the core rules.

Anything else?

 

[variant]

If a player wanted to play a Tiefling in "every single campaign', then I would assume that they are *enjoying* the race, and therefore both the player and I would be grateful that the race was included in the core rules.

Anything else?

So, you would say the same thing about Drow?

I am sure lots of people would just love Drow to be Core.