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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Argyle King" data-source="post: 6281006" data-attributes="member: 58416">If I may briefly seem insane and argue against myself...I suppose, in some way, I'm ok with dragon boob as a way to help differentiate the Dragonborn look from Kobolds, Lizardfolk, Troglodytes, an the multitude of other lizard-guy races that D&D has.  It's certainly not a deal breaker for me; in general, I like Dragonborn.  I'd simply like to see a bit more variety when it comes to art styles and how male/female is represented when it comes to D&D races and creatures.  In most cases, the usual differences we see in our own world when it comes to sexual dimorphism works just fine, but there are some cases in which I think something more creative or unique would be nice.Eh... I dunno; I've lost the point I was trying to make.  All I can say is that I like the customization and different options available when playing lizardfolk in the Elder Scrolls games (as well as other pen and paper rpgs.)  Within just D&D, I always found this picture to be one of my favorite pieces of artwork: <a href="http://i.neoseeker.com/mgv/467547-emperor_ren/547/2/blackscale_lizardfolk_display.jpg" target="_blank">http://i.neoseeker.com/mgv/467547-emperor_ren/547/2/blackscale_lizardfolk_display.jpg</a>Maybe, for someone like me; with my interests, a lizardfolk race which isn't weak like a Kobold nor smelly like a Troglodyte is what's needed.  Does that exist in the context of baseline 'core' D&D?  I feel as though Dragonborn covers that ground, but, as I type this, it also seems that I'm at odds with myself.  It's not something I'd necessarily expect to see in a core book, but the option would be nice.</blockquote>

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