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<blockquote data-quote="Aloïsius" data-source="post: 3903254" data-attributes="member: 1191">As we won't have the stats for this &quot;new&quot; race, let's try to imagine it ourselve. Of course, because we don't have 4e rules, we can't use it. So it will be about fluff, mostly.&nbsp;* We can guess that they are not 3.5 dragonborn : I don't think a template in the PHB would fit, especialy because templates don't seem to fit with 4e design.So, it's probably a true race, with a draconic background (humans followers of bahamut ?)*&nbsp; We can guess they can fit in the &quot;militaristic-dominating&quot; kind of races (like humans) because of some playtest blog. and by the way...* with Bahamut (and Tiamat ?) playing an important role, they may have a religious background. So, &quot;dragonborn cleric of bahamut&quot; will probably be as obvious as &quot;dwarven fighter&quot; or &quot;elven ranger&quot;. So, charisma or wisdom as good stat ?* Unless the tieflings have a surprise for us, there is no &quot;strong&quot; race in the PHB. Maybe the could be just that ?So, I can see two different paths for the 4e dragonborn :*charismatic, religious figures, with an impressive presence or*physically powerfull creatures, with natural attack, STR bonus or natural armor, may be breath weapons ability. What do you think could be the best option ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aloïsius, post: 3903254, member: 1191"] As we won't have the stats for this "new" race, let's try to imagine it ourselve. Of course, because we don't have 4e rules, we can't use it. So it will be about fluff, mostly. * We can guess that they are not 3.5 dragonborn : I don't think a template in the PHB would fit, especialy because templates don't seem to fit with 4e design. So, it's probably a true race, with a draconic background (humans followers of bahamut ?) * We can guess they can fit in the "militaristic-dominating" kind of races (like humans) because of some playtest blog. and by the way... * with Bahamut (and Tiamat ?) playing an important role, they may have a religious background. So, "dragonborn cleric of bahamut" will probably be as obvious as "dwarven fighter" or "elven ranger". So, charisma or wisdom as good stat ? * Unless the tieflings have a surprise for us, there is no "strong" race in the PHB. Maybe the could be just that ? So, I can see two different paths for the 4e dragonborn : *charismatic, religious figures, with an impressive presence or *physically powerfull creatures, with natural attack, STR bonus or natural armor, may be breath weapons ability. What do you think could be the best option ? [/QUOTE]

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