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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 8150076" data-attributes="member: 87792">Major or minor races?I mean I tend to cap out at about half a dozen major races in the part of the setting I'm using. But if you want to play a warforged, shardmind, or wilden result of a magical experiment, sure. If you want to be a dragonborn either from over the sea or as a result of a blessing/curse, sure. If you want to be a tiefling as a result of a demonic pact made by you or your ancestors, sure. If you want to be a gith that fell through a portal from the Astral Sea we might not be going back there, but sure. If you want to be a member of a small tribe of halflings when most of them live on the far side of the world, sure. This applies whether or not I wrote them in.Does this mean my world has shardminds if no one plays one? Probably not.The real world is much stranger and with many more subcultures than I can imagine. I have never seen a reason why D&D with strong magic should be that restricted.So how many races do I think is about right? Half a dozen plus one for each PC at the table if they want it. (And possibly one for each fallen former PC).And for [USER=7023887]@AcererakTriple6[/USER] I'll make space for whatever's wanted. It's called one of the blank bits of the map.</blockquote>