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<blockquote data-quote="Tales and Chronicles" data-source="post: 8495467" data-attributes="member: 6871653">In no particular order:- Flamingo dragons, Peacock Dragons, Chameleon Dragons, Dragon Mole, Dragon orca (yep, red-blue-green-black-white primal dragons)- Dire dung beetles -&gt; huge beetle that follow grazing herds. Can engulf or throw poop boulder, sometime filed with some otyugh.- My drows are semi-translucid, with bendable bones and spider climb.- High Lolthite drows tend to look a lot like the folk cursed by skultulas in LoZ.- Githyanki build God-Flesh golems from the corpse of the dead gods drifting in the astral sea.- My orcs are closer to swine-folk from Darkest Dungeon; they emerge from the lightning-struck mud formed by the blood-gorged earth after a huge battle or massacre. Much like Gnolls, they are Monstrosities, not humanoid. A humanoid left wounded in such puddle or contaminated by unspeakable orcish rituals can become orc-blooded, thus having a change to produce half-orc offspring.- My goblinoids are fey-related. On the less original stuff:- My goliath are total goron rip-off.- My gnomes are tiny. - My dwarven culture is a copy-paste of the harsh dwarven lifestyle of Dragon Age.- My aasimars are like the Deva from 4e, they are reincarnated spirits of Good. If they fall they reincarnate as tieflings, which are closer to rakshasas, thus with more feline traits.- Sharmind are in, because I'm the only person who appreciate them and I'll put them in any setting and not amount of pain or threats will make me change my mind! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":p" title="Stick out tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p"&nbsp; data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":p" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tales and Chronicles, post: 8495467, member: 6871653"] In no particular order: - Flamingo dragons, Peacock Dragons, Chameleon Dragons, Dragon Mole, Dragon orca (yep, red-blue-green-black-white primal dragons) - Dire dung beetles -> huge beetle that follow grazing herds. Can engulf or throw poop boulder, sometime filed with some otyugh. - My drows are semi-translucid, with bendable bones and spider climb. - High Lolthite drows tend to look a lot like the folk cursed by skultulas in LoZ. - Githyanki build God-Flesh golems from the corpse of the dead gods drifting in the astral sea. - My orcs are closer to swine-folk from Darkest Dungeon; they emerge from the lightning-struck mud formed by the blood-gorged earth after a huge battle or massacre. Much like Gnolls, they are Monstrosities, not humanoid. A humanoid left wounded in such puddle or contaminated by unspeakable orcish rituals can become orc-blooded, thus having a change to produce half-orc offspring. - My goblinoids are fey-related. On the less original stuff: - My goliath are total goron rip-off. - My gnomes are tiny. - My dwarven culture is a copy-paste of the harsh dwarven lifestyle of Dragon Age. - My aasimars are like the Deva from 4e, they are reincarnated spirits of Good. If they fall they reincarnate as tieflings, which are closer to rakshasas, thus with more feline traits. - Sharmind are in, because I'm the only person who appreciate them and I'll put them in any setting and not amount of pain or threats will make me change my mind! :p [/QUOTE]

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