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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thundershot" data-source="post: 8328709" data-attributes="member: 628">If a player wants to play something and it’s nothing game breaking then I let them play it. It’s OUR world, not mine, so as long as it doesn’t ruin someone else’s fun, I’m all for it. I’ll adapt the setting or have a reason for the race.That said, it’s hard to nail down nine. My world has a high concentration of Rakasta, Lupins, and Tortles. Humans are still the dominant race. That’s four. Halflings are easy to erase as they don’t show up much in my adventures. Dwarves and Elves do, however. Aarakocra would be a good add-on and full of flavor if the player is creative (using different kinds of birds as templates… if I’m ever a player again I’m playing an Aarakocra Seagull Pirate). Dragonborn aren’t super common but more common than Halflings. So that’s six. Hobgoblins are a big part of my campaign, as they conquered the former PC’s land from Kingmaker (we started this world in 4E, moved to Pathfinder, then to 5E). They also give my work a nice militaristic race. Seven. OH! Genasi are nice and diverse and come in multiple flavors. Eight. I guess I would want a fey race to replace elf… I’ll say Satyr as a wild card.</blockquote>