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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 3950875" data-attributes="member: 20564">This is hard - almost every character plays up their race, both in the games I play and the game I run.&nbsp; The human PC, which are most &quot;generic&quot; as a race, play up their culture.Of course, I play in and run games with strong cultures/races.&nbsp; For instance, in the game I run even the monstrous demihumans have unique cultures (ask about my socialist caste-driven hobgoblins, with their LN druids who think the best way to protect animals and plants are to domesticate them.)Another example is I play in FR.&nbsp; So you aren't just a 'human', you're from Calimshan or Turm or Amn or Cormyr or Tethyr or ..., and each gives you a specific flavor of character.I did chose dwarves just to pick something.&nbsp; Mainly because I can picture a few &quot;blah&quot; of most other races, but every dwarf you'd know was a dwarf just listening to them played for half a session.Cheers,=Blue(23)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 3950875, member: 20564"] This is hard - almost every character plays up their race, both in the games I play and the game I run. The human PC, which are most "generic" as a race, play up their culture. Of course, I play in and run games with strong cultures/races. For instance, in the game I run even the monstrous demihumans have unique cultures (ask about my socialist caste-driven hobgoblins, with their LN druids who think the best way to protect animals and plants are to domesticate them.) Another example is I play in FR. So you aren't just a 'human', you're from Calimshan or Turm or Amn or Cormyr or Tethyr or ..., and each gives you a specific flavor of character. I did chose dwarves just to pick something. Mainly because I can picture a few "blah" of most other races, but every dwarf you'd know was a dwarf just listening to them played for half a session. Cheers, =Blue(23) [/QUOTE]

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