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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 9823323" data-attributes="member: 4348">You are taking the view of someone familiar with D&amp;D, and specifically 5e D&amp;D.&nbsp; Most people have no idea what a Tiefling is.&nbsp; It wasn't even a core race until 4e for those who play D&amp;D.&nbsp; Most people have no clue what D&amp;D players stereotype as a bard or think&nbsp; of when they see a bard.&nbsp; For a main you probably should have a zero to hero (like HP or LotR), a Warrior type (someone they can relate to as they have no magic and face things like...a warrior), or a complete fantasy type (wizard spellcasting character which is entirely engulfed in the magic quota).&nbsp; HaT did none of that.&nbsp; Digging into the D&amp;D tropes can be done, but if you want it to appeal more to general audiences,&nbsp; you have to also make it more accessible to general audiences.&nbsp; IMO of course.&nbsp; Obviously you have those that disagreed with that in regards to the movie/film.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 9823323, member: 4348"] You are taking the view of someone familiar with D&D, and specifically 5e D&D. Most people have no idea what a Tiefling is. It wasn't even a core race until 4e for those who play D&D. Most people have no clue what D&D players stereotype as a bard or think of when they see a bard. For a main you probably should have a zero to hero (like HP or LotR), a Warrior type (someone they can relate to as they have no magic and face things like...a warrior), or a complete fantasy type (wizard spellcasting character which is entirely engulfed in the magic quota). HaT did none of that. Digging into the D&D tropes can be done, but if you want it to appeal more to general audiences, you have to also make it more accessible to general audiences. IMO of course. Obviously you have those that disagreed with that in regards to the movie/film. [/QUOTE]

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