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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9014719" data-attributes="member: 6802378">There was an article in Dragon Magazine about &quot;variant races&quot; to be &quot;primal&quot; classes (druid and ranger).&nbsp; It was &quot;Class Act Warrior Martial Cultures&quot; from Dragon Magazine ,#341In the past the PC r... species may be too typecasted into certain classes, but the last changes have tried to fix this.Halflings are perfect if Hasbro wants a kid-friendly D&amp;D farm-simulation videogame style &quot;Disney Dreamlight Valley&quot;.The class+specie combo is like the clothing of urban tribes. If they are used too much by the most of the people then they aren't so interesting for me. I love gnomes because these are like the D&amp;D Tyrion Lannister, the &quot;little ugly duckling&quot;, the brother in the middle marginalized by the rest. And I love gnomes riding some monster mount, or piloting some mixture of mecha-construit and powered exosuit. I don't like tielflings being more popular than aasimars. It sounds as &quot;me, the bad boy is am the popular superstar in the high-school&quot; and the good teenages who study hard and pray before sleeping the forgotten&quot;. We could the aasimars are like Cinderella washing up. * What about &quot;elftouched&quot;, &quot;orctouched&quot; or &quot;specietouched&quot; as racial feat? Maybe one of your ancestors was from other lineage, and you enjoy some special &quot;atavism&quot;, reactivated after several generations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9014719, member: 6802378"] There was an article in Dragon Magazine about "variant races" to be "primal" classes (druid and ranger). It was "Class Act Warrior[I] [/I]Martial Cultures" from Dragon Magazine ,#341 In the past the PC r... species may be too typecasted into certain classes, but the last changes have tried to fix this. Halflings are perfect if Hasbro wants a kid-friendly D&D farm-simulation videogame style "Disney Dreamlight Valley". The class+specie combo is like the clothing of urban tribes. If they are used too much by the most of the people then they aren't so interesting for me. I love gnomes because these are like the D&D Tyrion Lannister, the "little ugly duckling", the brother in the middle marginalized by the rest. And I love gnomes riding some monster mount, or piloting some mixture of mecha-construit and powered exosuit. I don't like tielflings being more popular than aasimars. It sounds as "me, the bad boy is am the popular superstar in the high-school" and the good teenages who study hard and pray before sleeping the forgotten". We could the aasimars are like Cinderella washing up. * What about "elftouched", "orctouched" or "specietouched" as racial feat? Maybe one of your ancestors was from other lineage, and you enjoy some special "atavism", reactivated after several generations. [/QUOTE]

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