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<blockquote data-quote="AlexS" data-source="post: 4527164" data-attributes="member: 66286">Take a chill pill, dude, and breathe. So you don't like the nasty dragonborn. Are a few pictures really that much of a deal-breaker? How else would a humanoid dragon look? I'm not sure how else they could've gone with the look. I can't stand half-breeds, but I can live with them in the core rules, because I know other people like them.&nbsp;As for the name 'eladrin' I just don't see your problem. It sounds about as viable an elvish word as any of the crap that Tolkien made up. It also means that they don't necessarily have to be elves- it helps make a distinction for those new to the game, and means they're a distinct entity for feats and so on. &nbsp;Your argument seems to be that you want a rulebook made to your personal tastes, with what everyone else who likes something contrary to the One True Way having to get something else. Sorry, but I just don't see it happening.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AlexS, post: 4527164, member: 66286"] Take a chill pill, dude, and breathe. So you don't like the nasty dragonborn. Are a few pictures really that much of a deal-breaker? How else would a humanoid dragon look? I'm not sure how else they could've gone with the look. I can't stand half-breeds, but I can live with them in the core rules, because I know other people like them. As for the name 'eladrin' I just don't see your problem. It sounds about as viable an elvish word as any of the crap that Tolkien made up. It also means that they don't necessarily have to be elves- it helps make a distinction for those new to the game, and means they're a distinct entity for feats and so on. Your argument seems to be that you want a rulebook made to your personal tastes, with what everyone else who likes something contrary to the One True Way having to get something else. Sorry, but I just don't see it happening. [/QUOTE]

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