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<blockquote data-quote="BradfordFerguson" data-source="post: 3978897" data-attributes="member: 20048">Just because a vocal crowd on the Internet doesn't like warforged doesn't mean that a vast majority of gaming tables banned them (if they are running Eberron).A VAST MAJORITY of gamers never come onto the Internet to discuss/follow their RPG hobby.&nbsp; MOST people I game with haven't heard of Malhavoc Press and BARELY know who Monte Cook is.&nbsp; These people aren't stupid, they just aren't into it as much as you and I are.That said, I totally understand the DM that doesn't want the players playing &quot;wierd&quot; races.&nbsp; But warforged fit into the Eberron history/myth, and so will dragonborn and tieflings into the new Base World's history/myth... and have a major part in world history and are somewhat accepted in society...&nbsp; Then who are you as DM to say, &quot;no you can't have fun that way even though it isn't overpowered/twinkish.&quot;...?Would you allow a player to play a drow but not a tiefling?&nbsp; Tiefling is a way for 4e players to explore kinda evil (if they like) without DMs having to kill their characters on the spot as would most surface dwellers kill drow on sight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BradfordFerguson, post: 3978897, member: 20048"] Just because a vocal crowd on the Internet doesn't like warforged doesn't mean that a vast majority of gaming tables banned them (if they are running Eberron). A VAST MAJORITY of gamers never come onto the Internet to discuss/follow their RPG hobby. MOST people I game with haven't heard of Malhavoc Press and BARELY know who Monte Cook is. These people aren't stupid, they just aren't into it as much as you and I are. That said, I totally understand the DM that doesn't want the players playing "wierd" races. But warforged fit into the Eberron history/myth, and so will dragonborn and tieflings into the new Base World's history/myth... and have a major part in world history and are somewhat accepted in society... Then who are you as DM to say, "no you can't have fun that way even though it isn't overpowered/twinkish."...? Would you allow a player to play a drow but not a tiefling? Tiefling is a way for 4e players to explore kinda evil (if they like) without DMs having to kill their characters on the spot as would most surface dwellers kill drow on sight. [/QUOTE]

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