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Message: <blockquote data-quote="steeldragons" data-source="post: 6479668" data-attributes="member: 92511">Haven't gotten a 5e game going yet, but from what I've seen, as far as adventuring in my homebrew campaign setting, the following edits will be made...Entirely- No Tieflings.- No Dragonborn.- No Tinker Gnomes.- No Aasimar.- No "Eladrin."- No Sorcerers. All arcane magic-users, collectively referred to as Mages, have some level of "spontaneous" casting. The Wizard/Sorcerer split never came to Orea.- No Planescape originated locations, races or classes.- No Eberron originated races or classes.- No Dragonlance originated races or classes.- No Evil PCs.- No Halflings that wear shoes...and NO Halflings that resemble anything like the monstrosities that are presented in the PHB. Partially- No Barbarians as written. Barbarians in my campaign world are a human culture/race/class. They do not function as PHB presented Barbarians. - No Drow as a PC race.- No Wood Elves as a PC race (at least to start with).- No Half-Orcs as a PC race (at least to start with).Not sure yet- Bards as written.- Warlocks as written. But interested in giving one a try and seeing how it goes.While I have certainly never used every possible creature in any given Monster Manual, their presence in such a manual does not necessitate their presence in the game world...or their fluff or even appearance, in some cases, if they are. I will conceivably make room/find a way/place for them if they work for the story/adventure/game of the moment. Monsters "known about, in-world, by your every day person" are generally limited, however.</blockquote>

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