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<blockquote data-quote="Raven Crowking" data-source="post: 4666183" data-attributes="member: 18280">Hrrmmm.The only difference, AFAICT, is that you like one thing, and you don't like another.&nbsp; Half-demons are ultimately no more likely to be the product of a loving relationship than half-orcs.&nbsp; If you propose that half-demons have been around long enough to be a race unto themselves, you can say the same thing about half-orcs, and neither changes a whit about the origin of the species.If there is any rational argument for the banning of half-orcs that doesn't apply equally (or even more strongly) to tieflings, I have never seen it.&nbsp; Saying &quot;It's an entirely different situation&quot; doesn't make it so.&nbsp; Indeed, I am very curious as to what difference you think there is?&nbsp; I have to assume that you don't think that infernal beings that personify evil are more capable of loving relationships than primitive mortal humanoids are?RC</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Raven Crowking, post: 4666183, member: 18280"] Hrrmmm. The only difference, AFAICT, is that you like one thing, and you don't like another. Half-demons are ultimately no more likely to be the product of a loving relationship than half-orcs. If you propose that half-demons have been around long enough to be a race unto themselves, you can say the same thing about half-orcs, and neither changes a whit about the origin of the species. If there is any rational argument for the banning of half-orcs that doesn't apply equally (or even more strongly) to tieflings, I have never seen it. Saying "It's an entirely different situation" doesn't make it so. Indeed, I am very curious as to what difference you think there is? I have to assume that you don't think that infernal beings that personify evil are more capable of loving relationships than primitive mortal humanoids are? RC [/QUOTE]

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