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<blockquote data-quote="MechaTarrasque" data-source="post: 7381439" data-attributes="member: 6801226">Outsiders are made of non-string based material (a possibility mentioned in String Theory), with a property that it harmonizes with string-based matter it is injected into*.&nbsp; Between aasimar, tieflings, genasi, not to mention classes like sorcerers, warlocks, and paladins where a humanoid is maybe partially changed into a non-string based entity, and given a few thousand (if not million) years for them to interbreed with &quot;baseline&quot; humanoids, and it is likely that every humanoid has some non-string based material in their DNA that partially re-harmonizes when members of different races reproduce (the material acts as regressive genes most of the time except when you have sex or get involved with magic).&nbsp; On the plus side, dragons are clearly further along this path than humanoids, so it gives humanoids something to look forward to....Or D&amp;D campaign worlds are really Ringworlds.....or something out of the Well of Souls books by Jack Chalker.* You know that fits the &quot;you can't really kill demons in the Prime Material worlds, only in the Abyss&quot;, since you are only de-harmonizing them in the Prime.....anyway if you can't mangle and misinterpret String Theory to get questionable pseudoscience, you aren't trying hard enough.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MechaTarrasque, post: 7381439, member: 6801226"] Outsiders are made of non-string based material (a possibility mentioned in String Theory), with a property that it harmonizes with string-based matter it is injected into*. Between aasimar, tieflings, genasi, not to mention classes like sorcerers, warlocks, and paladins where a humanoid is maybe partially changed into a non-string based entity, and given a few thousand (if not million) years for them to interbreed with "baseline" humanoids, and it is likely that every humanoid has some non-string based material in their DNA that partially re-harmonizes when members of different races reproduce (the material acts as regressive genes most of the time except when you have sex or get involved with magic). On the plus side, dragons are clearly further along this path than humanoids, so it gives humanoids something to look forward to.... Or D&D campaign worlds are really Ringworlds.....or something out of the Well of Souls books by Jack Chalker. * You know that fits the "you can't really kill demons in the Prime Material worlds, only in the Abyss", since you are only de-harmonizing them in the Prime.....anyway if you can't mangle and misinterpret String Theory to get questionable pseudoscience, you aren't trying hard enough. [/QUOTE]

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