If WotC published a Krypton sourcebook, there is a 100% certainty that someone would ask to play a Kryptonian in your traditional, medieval fantasy game.Not typically, since they’re a specific element of the Eberron setting and I don’t typically run adventures set in Eberron. If I was running a game set in Eberron, I would allow them.
It’s kinda like asking if you allow characters from Krypton in your game… Krypton doesn’t exist in most D&D games I’ve run, but if it did I would certainly allow characters to be from there.
Of course, but I would say no because Krypton doesn’t exist in the setting (unless it does, in which case I would say yes.)If WotC published a Krypton sourcebook, there is a 100% certainty that someone would ask to play a Kryptonian in your traditional, medieval fantasy game.
He would have to compete with my DMPC.If WotC published a Krypton sourcebook, there is a 100% certainty that someone would ask to play a Kryptonian in your traditional, medieval fantasy game.
Kneel before Zod.He would have to compete with my DMPC.![]()
That's okay, Kryptonians are weak against magic.If WotC published a Krypton sourcebook, there is a 100% certainty that someone would ask to play a Kryptonian in your traditional, medieval fantasy game.