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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Little Raven" data-source="post: 4346583" data-attributes="member: 10095">Indeed, that was a disappointment to see a lack of "I've got wings" racial feats. I was hoping for them, myself.I agree. The big thick tail on the tiefling wasn't the best decision to me.It's also not a humanoid. That's a key difference, since mimicking the human form means things are arranged in a particular manner. And a teat is just a nipple. Humans have teats, attached to breasts.1. Animals with horns and such do not have them at birth (they've got nubs at the most). They develop them later. Suggesting that tieflings pop out of the womb with big, sharp horns is kinda silly. The fact that they have heavy bone ridges on their foreheads doesn't mean they're born with those ridges.2. Tieflings are not all born to humans. Most are born to tieflings, whose bodies are designed to process tiefling children. They just automatically breed true with humans (as well as tieflings).3. If you can't see how a creature can go from being hornless to having massive horns, that's a failure of research, not the fault of the designers.The platypus would like a word with you about monotremes.</blockquote>