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Message: <blockquote data-quote="shilsen" data-source="post: 3251594" data-attributes="member: 198">*raises hand*Um, I'm pretty sure that I could make the warforged, with no mechanical changes, work fine in any setting, even if the emphasis is on something they're immune to. I'm also pretty sure that your version and my version of working fine differ, but you can't say "No one is saying they DO work in such environments." I am. I might agree that an entire group made of warforged and only warforged could be a problem in some settings, but as long as that's not the case, warforged as members of a group including other races works fine in pretty much any setting I can think of. To use an analogy dealing with classes and not races, a group made purely of rogues, or one made purely of paladins and clerics, would not work well in a heavy undead campaign. But rogues in a mixed group or paladins & clerics in a mixed group would be dandy. To use a race example, a group consisting purely of elves wouldn't work very well in a campaign heavily predicated on fighting the quori in Eberron, a big part of whose mystique/power/fear lies in their ability to invade dreams, which the non-sleeping elves are immune to. But elves would work fine in such a campaign as part of a group involving other races. Warforged, IME, are in a similar situation, though the degree may be greater.</blockquote>