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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 7724015" data-attributes="member: 6801228">I'm not sure how I feel about the Four Seasons. On one hand, a character who physically changes while their emotions change is cool, but that is something I'm adding. A character who spirals into different emotions, getting sad makes them go winter which makes them sadder let the spiral begin, is kind of interesting... but I'm also adding that in aren't I?As written.... they just have fancy names for being angry or sad? I mean, you can interpret the changing of ideals and flaws as meaning it is extreme emotional change... but I could also play a dwarf who has extreme emotions, bouncing between despondency at the loss of life during a battle to rage when they think of an enemy to happiness when they get good ale. I mean, that isn't exactly something too difficult to do without pointing it out. So, I like it as a Fey/Dryad (I have a half-Dryad race I pilfered a while ago I've always meant to use) personality quirk, but it doesn't sell me on Eladrin. Not sure what to make of the Gith, I kind of like Githzerai for Mystics and Monks, but I don't really care or see them as something to be very excited about. They've never been part of my games so they are names in a book for me, nothing really to recommend them more than other races and classes that have more presence in my games.</blockquote>