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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Benjamin Olson" data-source="post: 8568109" data-attributes="member: 6988941">Agreed. I don't even care for the Dragonlance books and am hardly a fan of Kender, but the distinct element of their identity I do appreciate (in theory), and would actually find an interesting rather than an annoying roleplaying element, is them simply being biologically incapable of fear.But then I just dislike fear effects, because I often play characters where they feel like an inauthentic imposition on the personality of my character when they take hold. Perhaps I just need to rp more in line with my stats, but I don't feel like I should have to have to be wise to be foolhardy. Having the occasional high-level, truly otherworldly enemy have some sort of explicitly magic mystical evil eye that pierces the heart of the bravest man is one thing, but the idea that my Warrior is likely to get disadvantage and movement issues because he sees a Dragon no matter how many dragons he fights and no matter how consistently he puts honor and glory above self-preservation in every other part of his adventuring career just doesn't compute.</blockquote>