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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 914318" data-attributes="member: 4134">I know. It's just that this question turns up on almost every board I post on (well, every RPG-related board, anyway), and on some more than once. Here on this board it has become almost periodical.Sure, next time I have go play Poker with Corellon or Groomsh, I ask if they can give me some elf or orc plueprints or source code <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink    ;)"  data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />They still adore beauty, the drow. I doubt it very much that any drow would take an orc to bed - especially if they can have drow instead (for a female in Lolth-dominated cities or outposts, that should be no problem: to defy a female is to get yourself killed. And even if not, they can usually arrange things).Not necessarily. Especially if there's some divine being involved that takes a personal interest in the matter. Gods tend to really mess with any science when they feel like it. No, they cannot. Half-Giants have to be bred with magic. You can't just lock a giant and a human into a cheap motel room with a lot of booze and hope nature takes its course. It is true that much of D&D was lent (read: stolen) from Tolkien, but the fact that orcs were elves once isn't among these things (and even Tolkien never stated that as a fact, only as the leading theory on how Morgoth created the orcs).Well, Drow Half-Illithid is possible, given the illithid way of reproducing themselves: They don't breed like humanoids, but use a humanoid body (with true Illithids, that's a human one, but they can use other bodies, which created Half-Illithids) and insert some kind of tadpole. But d20 Publishers hardly set the standards. The very fact that they introduce Drow/Orc and Drow/Goblin mongels is a reason not to buy that one.It's the same in the realms, cause until just before 3e the demihuman deities were not bound to any one world (and now they're copies of each other: Corellon and Gruumsh should be the same, and the other members of the Elf, Drow and Orc Pantheons might be present on both worlds, too)</blockquote>

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