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<blockquote data-quote="Cybit" data-source="post: 6246378" data-attributes="member: 66111">Oh, that one?&nbsp; I wouldn't worry about it - they just wanted to get some feedback about the class.&nbsp; Unless something radically changes, I'm pretty sure it will go in a Dragonlance specific book.&nbsp; It specifies that Kender are unique to Krynn and Warforged unique to Eberron.&nbsp; The reason half-orc and some of the others are in &quot;unusual&quot; races as well is due to their relative population scarcity both amongst adventurers and in general.&nbsp; Unusual Races is intended to cover three general spheres1) Setting specific races (kender, warforged, etc)2) Unusual parentage / origin (tiefling, half-anything, dragonborn, aasimar if there is one, etc)3) Races that do not generally integrate with normal society (gnomes, drow)The idea being, for people who've never played D&amp;D, these are races that are less common for typical fantasy tropes / they are setting specific, and thus want to give both the DM and players heads up on those facts.&nbsp; Y'all are worrying for no reason methinks - they just wanted to get some testing in of the kender.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cybit, post: 6246378, member: 66111"] Oh, that one? I wouldn't worry about it - they just wanted to get some feedback about the class. Unless something radically changes, I'm pretty sure it will go in a Dragonlance specific book. It specifies that Kender are unique to Krynn and Warforged unique to Eberron. The reason half-orc and some of the others are in "unusual" races as well is due to their relative population scarcity both amongst adventurers and in general. Unusual Races is intended to cover three general spheres 1) Setting specific races (kender, warforged, etc) 2) Unusual parentage / origin (tiefling, half-anything, dragonborn, aasimar if there is one, etc) 3) Races that do not generally integrate with normal society (gnomes, drow) The idea being, for people who've never played D&D, these are races that are less common for typical fantasy tropes / they are setting specific, and thus want to give both the DM and players heads up on those facts. Y'all are worrying for no reason methinks - they just wanted to get some testing in of the kender. [/QUOTE]

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