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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 9128653" data-attributes="member: 58172">Overall, a choice between Human and Elf traits, and a cultural Background from a specific community, can represent well a Human/Elf character.Re "Half-Elf Master". An expertise trait is lacking from the 2014 Half-Elf as well as the 2014 Human and Variant Human. Currently, gaining expertise is a level-4 feat in Xanathars, the Prodigy feat for Humans, as well as the Skill Expert feat in Tashas. Expertise tends to be powerful, worth more than a level-0 feat but less than a level-4 feat, so adding proficiencies rounds out a level-4 feat.Expertise makes sense as a Human trait, and can be done for level 0, which the Human/Elf can gain from the Human parentage.Also, there is probably a way to do Expertise as cultural Background feat at level 0, such as additionally costing one of the two Background skills proficiency as well.How one feels about outliving a parent of a less-longevity species seems cultural. For example, a Human/Elf community where members are typically multispecies would share similar life expectancies.The personality implications relate more to character Personality, including Quirk, Ideal, and Flaw.Multispecies rules that can choose traits from each species, allows a Human/Elf multispecies to gain darkvision from the Elven parentage.</blockquote>