Races and Classes--I has it!

[Driddle]

Now is your chance to write a 3rd party gnome supplement. I look forward to it, but, somehow, I don't expect it.

Thanks for recognizing that I'm already tied up by other writing commitments.
Still, though, your support is appreciated. I didn't expect it.

 

[Rechan]

Ah. Someone forgot to mention that lizards weren't mammals, and therefor by definition, they lacked certain features?

Pretty sure yaun-ti are reptilian, and have boobs.

But then, I being a furry, don't mind the reptilian with boobs.

 

[Voss]

Making the same mistake repeatedly doesn't make it any better.

 

[Rechan]

Making the same mistake repeatedly doesn't make it any better.

You're welcome to interpret it as a mistake if you like.

I don't think reptiles walk up right and wield clubs either. But hey, I guess I'm just less of a stickler for reality.

 

[KingCrab]

Even though they don't nurse their young they still need boobs to... get guys to look at their fantasy art? Hmmm... maybe the females evolved with them to help them better wear protective chain mail bikinis?

 

[UndeadScottsman]

Doesn't really make sense, IMO, for a fire elemental to be immune to fire just because it's composed out of fire. Throw one rock at another and the weaker one will break. Send a wave crashing into another wave, and the less powerful one will be negated. Throw two fireballs at one another and the bigger one would, logically, blow through the less powerful one.

So while a fire elemental is a big bad blaze; a big enough Dragon's fire breath is an even bigger blaze.

Now if it was, like, the god-king of the fire elementals or something, I could see where'd the complaint would come in. Otherwise, if you're not the hottest thing in the universe, then there IS going to be something hotter than you.

 

[Lackhand]

Send a wave crashing into another wave, and the less powerful one will be negated.

Dr. Science says that this is not, generally speaking, true.

I agree with the rest of your post, though!

 

[UndeadScottsman]

Dr. Science says that this is not, generally speaking, true.

I agree with the rest of your post, though!

Well, I was speaking more of Tidal Wave kind of waves.. they'll crash into each other and the bigger wave will be the one with enough "oomph" left to keep going while the smaller one will have pretty much killed itself on the bigger one.

Though, I suppose I could be wrong on that.

 

[Lackhand]

Well, I was speaking more of Tidal Wave kind of waves.. they'll crash into each other and the bigger wave will be the one with enough "oomph" left to keep going while the smaller one will have pretty much killed itself on the bigger one.

Though, I suppose I could be wrong on that.

More than you ever wanted to know: If the tidal wave has crested (which is to say, its amplitude is less than the distance from sea-level to sea-bed), then it's more "falling" than "traveling", and all sorts of destructive crud can happen.

But out where they're able to cross (since, at land, who sends a tidal wave back *out*?) -- nope, they just nod hello to each other as they pass, each intent on wreaking devastation on some small island.

Or so my physics teachers have lead me to believe.

 

[UndeadScottsman]

More than you ever wanted to know: If the tidal wave has crested (which is to say, its amplitude is less than the distance from sea-level to sea-bed), then it's more "falling" than "traveling", and all sorts of destructive crud can happen.

But out where they're able to cross (since, at land, who sends a tidal wave back *out*?) -- nope, they just nod hello to each other as they pass, each intent on wreaking devastation on some small island.

Or so my physics teachers have lead me to believe.

My bad then.