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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8023678" data-attributes="member: 6704184">In any of those examples, if someone really wanted to play a grung or a Goliath or a gith, and was excited about the concept, I’d probably be perfectly willing to add them to the setting, if I could find a way to make them thematically fit.OTOH, the cultures and related assumptions of the setting matter to me. I don’t like Elves in Eberron that don’t take into account the cultures and assumptions of elves in Eberron. Your people aren’t native to the continent you live in, your ancestors were enslaved by giants, and your kin have some degreee of hangups about death and ancestors, even if you’re a city elf.When I had a player want to play a wood elf Druid in Eberron, it took a while, but we built her a culture in the Eldeen Reaches that worked for the outlook she wanted, and added something really cool that I’ll use in all my Eberron games from now on.</blockquote>