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| #1P1NBACKJun 14, 2010 9:15:07 | What the title says. What new races are being including in the Dark Sun CS? |
| #2visanidethdmJun 14, 2010 9:37:03 | Tri-kreen and muls are confirmed so far, I don't know if they're gonna stick to the 3-races-per-book format tho. |
| #3johnkretzerJun 14, 2010 10:44:49 | Tri-kreen and muls are confirmed so far, I don't know if they're gonna stick to the 3-races-per-book format tho. I know the FR book only haf two if I recall correctly( Drow and Gensi). So I don't think there is a standard format. |
| #4JacekJun 16, 2010 12:51:54 | Whats the status on the Muls... so far I heard that the Half Giant will be the same as the Goliath not sure about that or that I like it hehehe |
| #5MalakLightfootJun 16, 2010 14:31:29 | Whats the status on the Muls... so far I heard that the Half Giant will be the same as the Goliath not sure about that or that I like it hehehe As said upthread, Muls are in as a new player race. They have their own stats and abilities. Goliaths are being reskinned as Half Giants. They won't look the same or have the same kind of society, but, in mechanical terms, Half Giants and Goliaths will be the same thing. This was done because, as WotC discovered with the original player friendly version of the Minotaur, Large PCs break the game. |
| #6AlycatJun 17, 2010 16:40:53 | Whats the status on the Muls... so far I heard that the Half Giant will be the same as the Goliath not sure about that or that I like it hehehe I'm guessing their racial ability to turn their skin to stone is more of a natural psionic talent in Dark Sun, then? You know, just to maintain the half-giant flavor. |
| #7Crimson_ConcertoJun 17, 2010 16:48:29 | I'm guessing their racial ability to turn their skin to stone... Uh, I'm pretty sure that's just a metaphor. |
| #8PennarinJun 17, 2010 17:03:04 | The stone bit is fluff, and not indicative it really does turn into stone. The character's stats change for the time of the power's duration, but the Goliath probably stays exactly as is, with no apparent outward change. |