Ghaele, Bralani, etc. as Monsters or Paragon Paths?

[Xethreau]

Becoming a Bralani or something would be a cool Path or Destiny. However, they should DEFINITELY make monsters made after these Eladrin nobles too.

 

[Shroomy]

Becoming a Bralani or something would be a cool Path or Destiny. However, they should DEFINITELY make monsters made after these Eladrin nobles too.

Definitely, especially since eladrins are no longer paragons of chaos and good...Evil ghaele and bralani's.

 

[Stogoe]

The who in the what now?

Am I the only one who knows Jack about what Eladrins are outside of 4e?

No. I remember flipping through the Monster Manual and thinking, "great, more super-powered Good Outsiders who should be out there doing the PC's jobs better and quicker instead of wafting about somewhere being pretty and un-fightable and moaning about their ennui. Why are these even in here?" I say leave them as Epic Destinies at most, and otherwise, leave the cruft in previous editions.

 

[Primitive Screwhead]

To me, "The lords and ladies that rule the eladrin are powerful fey who embody the character of the race." screams 'Paragon'

This also fits with the idea that races will have distinct differences.

 

[Kobold Avenger]

The change in the nature of Eladrins and their society from what I'm reading in that article, seems to imply that you'd be more likely to fight them. If Ghaele is a noble house, and if you for example made enemies with a member of that house, they'll likely send a variety of things after you, from Eladrin who do resemble the Ghaele, to soldiers of the house (mercenaries and heroic level Eladrin NPCs), to ice monsters and fey.

 

[The Grackle]

The who in the what now?

Am I the only one who knows Jack about what Eladrins are outside of 4e?

Casper: "That's real Spruce. Like it?"

On topic: No, you are not the only one.

 

[RigaMortus2]

I didn't like the idea of Eladrin being elves when I first heard it, but now it's grown on me (like a foot fungus)...