Is D&D 4E too "far out" to expand the market easily?

[haakon1]

The days of angsty '90s emo "anti-heroes" are long gone

I certainly hope they are, but it's my fear that Dragonborn and Tieflings are precisely to play into this "current" (hopeless dated and never interesting) 1990s fad -- "lets play the evil races, and whine about how we're misunderstood/kick butt on the wheeny elfy guys".

 

[haakon1]

Double post

 

[hong]

Someone here can't leave the 90s behind, and it's not WotC.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

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[Starbuck_II]

I certainly hope they are, but it's my fear that Dragonborn and Tieflings are precisely to play into this "current" (hopeless dated and never interesting) 1990s fad -- "lets play the evil races, and whine about how we're misunderstood/kick butt on the wheeny elfy guys".

But Dragonborm aren't even evil!

They area noble racve (says so in the PHb).

You could argue for Tieflings, but Dragonborn?! That meakes less sense than handing someone poop and calling it ice cream.