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<blockquote data-quote="SPECTRE666" data-source="post: 3978831" data-attributes="member: 55449"><a href="http://forums.gleemax.com/showpost.php?p=14764975&amp;postcount=2097" target="_blank">http://forums.gleemax.com/showpost.php?p=14764975&amp;postcount=2097</a> Its not much.[sblock=Rich Baker]We've got a new typing system, but I won't go into detail yet. I don't want to scoop some of our Monster Manual preview material.One thing I will say: In general, we want more powers to affect more creatures. Saying that a PC race (or a bipedal, intelligent monster, for that matter) isn't a &quot;person&quot; because of some pretty arcane typing rules is something we're moving away from. Quote:Originally Posted by MarkusTay63&nbsp; Since the Karsmeister answered that one, I have another...Question:Are creature types going to remain mostly unchanged in 4e, or will there be some new system in place form determining what effects who?I ask this because Tieflings were considered Outsiders in 3e, but their new incarnation makes them out to be more 'Monstrous Humanoid'. __________________Rich BakerSenior DesignerRoleplaying R&amp;DWizards of the Coast, Inc.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SPECTRE666, post: 3978831, member: 55449"] [url]http://forums.gleemax.com/showpost.php?p=14764975&postcount=2097[/url] Its not much. [sblock=Rich Baker]We've got a new typing system, but I won't go into detail yet. I don't want to scoop some of our Monster Manual preview material. One thing I will say: In general, we want more powers to affect more creatures. Saying that a PC race (or a bipedal, intelligent monster, for that matter) isn't a "person" because of some pretty arcane typing rules is something we're moving away from. Quote: Originally Posted by MarkusTay63 Since the Karsmeister answered that one, I have another... Question: Are creature types going to remain mostly unchanged in 4e, or will there be some new system in place form determining what effects who? I ask this because Tieflings were considered Outsiders in 3e, but their new incarnation makes them out to be more 'Monstrous Humanoid'. __________________ Rich Baker Senior Designer Roleplaying R&D Wizards of the Coast, Inc.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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