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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 6188265" data-attributes="member: 1465">I really appreciate that in the current playtest packet, all races beyond the core 4 are under the &quot;unusual races&quot; section, with short explanation on why it is so (the current text is perfect for me).If they do the same in the core books, I will easily accept any race there, including my most hated Warforged and Dragonborn.As for Kenders specifically, I've never played Dragonlance and never see a kender PC before, therefore I'm not &quot;fed up&quot; with them yet. I actually find the current Kender very interesting as a PC, and I'd be willing to allow it even in another setting. Do I understand right that people have issues with Kenders because they steal stuff from other PCs? Because this I would never allow in my game! I have learned a long time ago that &quot;no attacking or stealing from fellow party member&quot; is the best house rule you can enforce in your game! But as a matter of fact, the current Kender description doesn't say that Kenders steal from others, just that they pick up random objects along the way. You can easily allow their &quot;Kender Pockets&quot; ability without ever having to worry about how they came up with those items, and without ever making specific items disappear first.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 6188265, member: 1465"] I really appreciate that in the current playtest packet, all races beyond the core 4 are under the "unusual races" section, with short explanation on why it is so (the current text is perfect for me). If they do the same in the core books, I will easily accept any race there, including my most hated Warforged and Dragonborn. As for Kenders specifically, I've never played Dragonlance and never see a kender PC before, therefore I'm not "fed up" with them yet. I actually find the current Kender very interesting as a PC, and I'd be willing to allow it even in another setting. Do I understand right that people have issues with Kenders because they steal stuff from other PCs? Because this I would never allow in my game! I have learned a long time ago that "no attacking or stealing from fellow party member" is the best house rule you can enforce in your game! But as a matter of fact, the current Kender description doesn't say that Kenders steal from others, just that they pick up random objects along the way. You can easily allow their "Kender Pockets" ability without ever having to worry about how they came up with those items, and without ever making specific items disappear first. [/QUOTE]

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