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<blockquote data-quote="JackSmithIV" data-source="post: 4674927" data-attributes="member: 74901"><p>I find the new description of gnomes to be <em>quite</em> sufficient. <strong>And</strong> I find them unique. Sure, people can call them mini-elves, but they still have <em>many</em> distinct characteristics. They're not just "pranksters who like illusions and gems". If anything, that's what they were in 3rd Edition. Now, they have the few background working heavily in their favor, a post-slavery subtlety that lends to their suspicious nature.</p><p></p><p>Among other reasons I like the new gnome, every thing seems to be not only unique, but <em>justified</em>. In 3rd, I felt like gnomes were just halfings with ghost sound. They're so much more likable, playing, and interesting than they used to be. They have character, and that's what I want in my game.</p><p></p><p>And also, I guess I was never really "in-on" that running joke that the absurdity of gnomes. I always hear people going "LOL GNOMES", but I never see what's so funny. Aside from gnomes in World of Warcraft, I don't see anything humorous about them other than <em>maybe</em> the name and it's associations. Especially with 4th Edition gnomes. I mean, besides the fact that they enjoy pranks, I don't even see anything <em>humorous </em>about them. Tortured background, paranoid nature...</p><p></p><p>...lol?</p><p></p><p>Anyway, I'm happy with the new direction. Rock on, gnomes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JackSmithIV, post: 4674927, member: 74901"] I find the new description of gnomes to be [I]quite[/I] sufficient. [B]And[/B] I find them unique. Sure, people can call them mini-elves, but they still have [I]many[/I] distinct characteristics. They're not just "pranksters who like illusions and gems". If anything, that's what they were in 3rd Edition. Now, they have the few background working heavily in their favor, a post-slavery subtlety that lends to their suspicious nature. Among other reasons I like the new gnome, every thing seems to be not only unique, but [I]justified[/I]. In 3rd, I felt like gnomes were just halfings with ghost sound. They're so much more likable, playing, and interesting than they used to be. They have character, and that's what I want in my game. And also, I guess I was never really "in-on" that running joke that the absurdity of gnomes. I always hear people going "LOL GNOMES", but I never see what's so funny. Aside from gnomes in World of Warcraft, I don't see anything humorous about them other than [I]maybe[/I] the name and it's associations. Especially with 4th Edition gnomes. I mean, besides the fact that they enjoy pranks, I don't even see anything [I]humorous [/I]about them. Tortured background, paranoid nature... ...lol? Anyway, I'm happy with the new direction. Rock on, gnomes. [/QUOTE]
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