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<blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 3842591" data-attributes="member: 18182">I'm not so sure we are as confirmed as you think.1) The article certainly implies only seven PHB races, but I'm not convinced we are at the confirmation stage yet.2) The article does not confirm (at least upon my reading) that tieflings are a &quot;true&quot; race rather than humans with demonic/diabolic extra spice.&nbsp; The article mentions the &quot;ancient empire of the tieflings&quot;, but is that a 4e hint or simply Wyatt's own invention for his campaign?&nbsp; I'm assuming the latter.3) Bahamut is confirmed as a PHB deity, but some posters are concerned of the lack of the &quot;Good&quot; and &quot;Draconic&quot; portfolios . . . they weren't mentioned in the article, but we already know that alignment is treated differently in 4e, so maybe that's why no mention of &quot;Good&quot;.&nbsp; And perhaps Bahamut is taking some notes from Paladine and is now a widely revered deity, although still the &quot;King of Good Dragons&quot;.&nbsp; Or they simply aren't mentioned but might show up in the final book anyway . . .I think we have to be careful when given 4e hints and not jump to early conclusions and &quot;confirmations&quot;!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dire Bare, post: 3842591, member: 18182"] I'm not so sure we are as confirmed as you think. 1) The article certainly implies only seven PHB races, but I'm not convinced we are at the confirmation stage yet. 2) The article does not confirm (at least upon my reading) that tieflings are a "true" race rather than humans with demonic/diabolic extra spice. The article mentions the "ancient empire of the tieflings", but is that a 4e hint or simply Wyatt's own invention for his campaign? I'm assuming the latter. 3) Bahamut is confirmed as a PHB deity, but some posters are concerned of the lack of the "Good" and "Draconic" portfolios . . . they weren't mentioned in the article, but we already know that alignment is treated differently in 4e, so maybe that's why no mention of "Good". And perhaps Bahamut is taking some notes from Paladine and is now a widely revered deity, although still the "King of Good Dragons". Or they simply aren't mentioned but might show up in the final book anyway . . . I think we have to be careful when given 4e hints and not jump to early conclusions and "confirmations"! [/QUOTE]

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