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<blockquote data-quote="James Gasik" data-source="post: 9633295" data-attributes="member: 6877472">So in my campaign, the characters were brought from their own worlds through mysterious means.&nbsp; Despite being members of unusual species, so far that they've noticed, no one seems to bat an eye at them- I have a Changeling, a Trollkin*, a Shadar-Kai, and we had, but have since lost, an Orc and a Dau* (a fairy-like species).*From Kobold Press.Since then, they've encountered mostly Humans, but also a Gnome, a Shield Dwarf (Forgotten Realms), a Half-Elf, two Halflings, a Goblin, a Warforged, a Centaur, and a Drow, plus fought Duergar.&nbsp; Oh and a &quot;Half-Oger&quot; (or so he claims) named Arn.&nbsp; They've heard tales of a savage Elf sub-species that lives far to the north, and another, brown-skinned sub-species that live in a jungle far to the south (there are also &quot;Redeemed&quot; Drow who have brown skin tones instead of black- explained as a throwback to their surface dwelling ancestors).Basically, I didn't restrict the players, and haven't painted myself into a corner with my world-building, but Humans, Halflings, Dwarves, and Elves are well-represented.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Gasik, post: 9633295, member: 6877472"] So in my campaign, the characters were brought from their own worlds through mysterious means. Despite being members of unusual species, so far that they've noticed, no one seems to bat an eye at them- I have a Changeling, a Trollkin*, a Shadar-Kai, and we had, but have since lost, an Orc and a Dau* (a fairy-like species). *From Kobold Press. Since then, they've encountered mostly Humans, but also a Gnome, a Shield Dwarf (Forgotten Realms), a Half-Elf, two Halflings, a Goblin, a Warforged, a Centaur, and a Drow, plus fought Duergar. Oh and a "Half-Oger" (or so he claims) named Arn. They've heard tales of a savage Elf sub-species that lives far to the north, and another, brown-skinned sub-species that live in a jungle far to the south (there are also "Redeemed" Drow who have brown skin tones instead of black- explained as a throwback to their surface dwelling ancestors). Basically, I didn't restrict the players, and haven't painted myself into a corner with my world-building, but Humans, Halflings, Dwarves, and Elves are well-represented. [/QUOTE]

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