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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WalterKovacs" data-source="post: 4197005" data-attributes="member: 63763">The difference of course is that, while "dragonboobs" and other concepts that basically make a character look feminine for the same reasons a human looks feminine it doesn't require a fluff piece to tell people that "what you are looking at now is a female dragonborn".They do the picture at the start of the race section showing each of the races ... however, in general, if you need to stop and explain what is defining a character as female, it is not as useful as a method that does so without words. Thus, the artistic goal is better met through a universal 'sign' people already accept. Other signs could be included of course.Ultimately, there is a reason that every player race is humanoid, that all the main Star Trek races are humanoids, etc ... they are all basically humans just with emphasis on certain traits of a human and given some makeup to look a bit different. They had to make the dragon player race humanoid because all main PC races have to be humanoid. There is probably much more wrong with dragonborn having legs and arms and other features of a human than there is with the creature having breasts on top of everything else.</blockquote>