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<blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 3547303" data-attributes="member: 4134">So true. I can blow up the dwarven traits to make them antisocial, bloodthirsty drunkards, gnomes irresponsible tinkers who blow up the whole world regularly, halflings cleptomaniacs, and so on.I really start to think that there's a nasty world out there, and I'm living in the last decent place: I hear about stuff like this, and never experienced it, especially not in those dimensions. I did have a couple really obnoxious elves, but most of them were played by people who play everything in an annoying way. Most were quite okay.And dwarves, and mages, and so many other things.The thing is: They're right there in the core books. It only makes sense that a lot of D&amp;D fantasy settings has those PC races from the PHB, and most of the monsters from MM, and so on.Well, I like it. For me, the Classics will always be in stile. Elves, Dwarves, Halflings, Dragons, Magicians, sentient Luggages with hundreds of legs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kae'Yoss, post: 3547303, member: 4134"] So true. I can blow up the dwarven traits to make them antisocial, bloodthirsty drunkards, gnomes irresponsible tinkers who blow up the whole world regularly, halflings cleptomaniacs, and so on. I really start to think that there's a nasty world out there, and I'm living in the last decent place: I hear about stuff like this, and never experienced it, especially not in those dimensions. I did have a couple really obnoxious elves, but most of them were played by people who play everything in an annoying way. Most were quite okay. And dwarves, and mages, and so many other things. The thing is: They're right there in the core books. It only makes sense that a lot of D&D fantasy settings has those PC races from the PHB, and most of the monsters from MM, and so on. Well, I like it. For me, the Classics will always be in stile. Elves, Dwarves, Halflings, Dragons, Magicians, sentient Luggages with hundreds of legs. [/QUOTE]

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