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<blockquote data-quote="EzekielRaiden" data-source="post: 6708337" data-attributes="member: 6790260">Yeah, while Dragonborn have (and probably always will have) a special place in my heart, I enjoy playing a wide variety of races. Thr-kreen are a little out there for me, but orcs/half-orcs, elves/half-elves, dwarves, werewolves/shifters/beastmen, and others (both within and outside D&amp;D) have substantial appeal too. I also play humans, though usually it is because I don't have a choice, or have a specific character idea in mind.(Also, if we're allowed to mention non-D&amp;D races, Draenei would be a very close second to Dragonborn. They're pretty much reverse Tieflings, yet still exiles and wanderers, which I think is a neat combination.)Alsox2 combo: Perhaps it's because I said something, but while there had been only two votes for Dragonborn when I first posted, there are now six. Perhaps it's not quite as reviled as I had thought!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EzekielRaiden, post: 6708337, member: 6790260"] Yeah, while Dragonborn have (and probably always will have) a special place in my heart, I enjoy playing a wide variety of races. Thr-kreen are a little out there for me, but orcs/half-orcs, elves/half-elves, dwarves, werewolves/shifters/beastmen, and others (both within and outside D&D) have substantial appeal too. I also play humans, though usually it is because I don't have a choice, or have a specific character idea in mind. (Also, if we're allowed to mention non-D&D races, Draenei would be a [I]very[/I] close second to Dragonborn. They're pretty much reverse Tieflings, yet still exiles and wanderers, which I think is a neat combination.) Alsox2 combo: Perhaps it's because I said something, but while there had been only two votes for Dragonborn when I first posted, there are now six. Perhaps it's not [I]quite[/I] as reviled as I had thought! [/QUOTE]

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