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<blockquote data-quote="Crazy Jerome" data-source="post: 5811155" data-attributes="member: 54877">Yes, they could even &quot;prime the pump.&quot; Have a few core restrictions that are in there for some kind of base consistency and possibly balance (e.g. dwarf running speed, key ability score adjustments, etc.). Then put the rest of them on a &quot;flavor list&quot;--and explicitly tell the group/DM to pick anywhere from zero to all of them--or replace any or all of them--to fit how you see the world working. Then if you really like halfings with no shoes, you keep that (and maybe drop something else more problematic). If you don't care one way or the other, you might keep it and try it. If you hate it--no big deal, as you have plenty of replacements right there.&nbsp;Anything more restrictive than that is just the designers or the community trying to tell the rest of us how to run our games.&nbsp; However, we are going to do it our way. Might as well acknowledge that and make it easy for us.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crazy Jerome, post: 5811155, member: 54877"] Yes, they could even "prime the pump." Have a few core restrictions that are in there for some kind of base consistency and possibly balance (e.g. dwarf running speed, key ability score adjustments, etc.). Then put the rest of them on a "flavor list"--and [B]explicitly[/B] tell the group/DM to pick anywhere from zero to all of them--or replace any or all of them--to fit how you see the world working. Then if you really like halfings with no shoes, you keep that (and maybe drop something else more problematic). If you don't care one way or the other, you might keep it and try it. If you hate it--no big deal, as you have plenty of replacements right there. Anything more restrictive than that is just the designers or the community trying to tell the rest of us how to run our games. However, we are going to do it our way. Might as well acknowledge that and make it easy for us. [/QUOTE]

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