He said, she said

[takasi]

Will the generic pronoun in 4E be he or she?

 

[Abisashi]

A mixture, like in 3e, would be good (I didn't vote).

 

[Mercule]

Neither. I've heard they're bringing back "berk" as a gender-neutral pronoun.

Rather than "She drew her sword and stabbed him," it would be, "Berk drew berks sword and stabbed berkan." See how easy and straightforward that is?

 

[Agamon]

Of your choices, I can't see she, so I went with he. But I bet it will be a mix of the two once again.

 

[theredrobedwizard]

He takes up less space than She on paper; as such, he should be default.

-TRRW

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

It doesn't matter one bit to me.

I expect, just like with the current books, the pronoun will be based on which iconic, if there still are iconics, would be assumed to use/have such ability.

 

[YourSwordIsMine]

Marklar picked up Marklars Marklar and Marklarred the Marklar into little Marklar.

 

[Masquerade]

Gender neutral pronouns have yet to catch on among English-speakers, so I would just stick with the mixed approach 3.X used.

(Or just stick to the second person whenever possible.)

 

[Cadfan]

I picked "she" because the sorts of people who get all upset about the use of she as a generic pronoun annoy the crap out of me.

Really, it should be a mixture. But that wasn't in the poll.

 

[Xyxox]

I can't vote as I prefer s/he.