Come to think of it, I'm curious if other races in the DDI char builder (Bugbear, Doppelganger, Githyanki, Githzerai, etc.) will ever be LFR legal in any way, shape or form.
Damon
I just saw the new MM2 races which were included in the latest version of DDI character builder (Bullywug, Duergar, and Kenku). I'm curious if there are any plans to include these in either a future character creation guide as legal for all LFR players, as a character creation rewards card, or in a future publication (like the PHB3).
Come to think of it, I'm curious if other races in the DDI char builder (Bugbear, Doppelganger, Githyanki, Githzerai, etc.) will ever be LFR legal in any way, shape or form.
Damon
Well apparently the Gith will be in PHB3, making them legal at that point.
Also, Dopplegangers will likely be with the Eberron setting since they have been "toned down" to be the Changelings from that setting. I also expect the PHB3 to have both Gith races.
(ducks)
If Warforged are in the Player's Guide to Eberron, will that make them legal for LFR?
(ducks)
I think it toggles and they all become illegal. :P
wait, aren't you supposed to be workign on the My Realms info and the next CCG! *whipcrack!* Get back to work!
If Warforged are in the Player's Guide to Eberron, will that make them legal for LFR?
(ducks)
Warforged are already LFR legal. So that's a non issue.
:D
-karma
wait, aren't you supposed to be workign on the My Realms info and the next CCG! *whipcrack!* Get back to work!
He has the My Realms covered as well... watch out on the website in that regards... ;)
We are all part of a tribe. Tribe Runningjoke. Think they have a traibal feat for us in MP2?
Not a tribe, an Adventuring Company. ;)
Adventuring Company: Running Joke
Membership requirements:
1) Player must have posted a question as to whether Warforged, Minotaurs, Dhampyrs or other races/feats published in a compiled issue of Dragon are LFR legal.
2) PC must be a member of the race or have taken the feat.
3) If'n you can get enough PCs together for a table, you get a group action point...
See, I would make requirement 1 be: Player must have posted a question on whether Warforged are legal in LFR in response to a question over the legality of an item from Dragon magazine. Usually in the form of "This is great and all but what we really need to know is... are Warforged legal in LFR?"
You also need Superior Thread Proficiency: SLFRT
See, I would make requirement 1 be: Player must have posted a question on whether Warforged are legal in LFR in response to a question over the legality of an item from Dragon magazine. Usually in the form of "This is great and all but what we really need to know is... are Warforged legal in LFR?"
Yes, I've told the joke a few times and have yet to play any of those races. I demand to be a member of that adventuring company anyway.
(hmm...a reason for a hat of disguise...)
Not one single "normal" race in the party.
Slightly off topic, but last LFR event I went to, I was at a table where the party was a Drow Warlock, Minotaur Warden, Dragonborn cleric, Warforged Avenger, and my own Gnoll Wizard.
Not one single "normal" race in the party.
Well Normal? Drow are LFR player's handbook, if you want to call them non-normal so are humans then, and dragonborn are PHB and their presence in FR is explained to satisfaction.
I'm not sure how we can define "normal" in these situations.
Talk about motley...
So exactly how many humans were there at Living Greyhawk and Living City tables? Humans always have been relatively rare at the gaming table.
I never played LG but in my history of gaming, which isn't as long as some out there, but does span 26 years Humans have always been rare when other choices were available.
I played LG, and all my characters were human. Every one of them. I did have some strange friends, though. ;)
Do you mean In game or Out? (or just both)
So exactly how many humans were there at Living Greyhawk and Living City tables? Humans always have been relatively rare at the gaming table.
I never played a human in LG under 3.5, but I play mostly humans in LFR with 4E. Usually being a cleric, and wanting the heaviest armor and shield I can get; the added human feat is a necessity for me.
But, you are right humans were a rarity in LG around my area.
So exactly how many humans were there at Living Greyhawk and Living City tables? Humans always have been relatively rare at the gaming table.
I only played LC for about the last year or so of that campaign, and played with a fairly small group, but I'd say that humans were the majority of PCs I saw there.
I played quite a bit of LG,though largely in my own region (Verbobonc). Humans may not have been a majority, but I think they were the single most-frequently-seen race.
In my LFR experience (again, still fairly limited), human PCs have been in a very noticeable minority. I haven't seen too many "monster" races, but an awful lot of elves, eladrin, and dragonborn.
In my LFR experience (again, still fairly limited), human PCs have been in a very noticeable minority. I haven't seen too many "monster" races, but an awful lot of elves, eladrin, and dragonborn.
No dwarves? I think that dwarves and genasi are actually the most common races in my local area.
1.) Lazam Stringer, Halfling Bravura Warlord (of Awesome)
2.) Lucretia Silverburg, Ealadrin Pursuant Avenger (of Chesus)
3.) Ashleigh "Ash" Blackfang, LT Shifter Warden (Yes, THAT Ash.)
4.) Donnar, Deva Druid.
I don't often play to type.
No dwarves? I think that dwarves and genasi are actually the most common races in my local area.
Very few. I'd guess that, between playing and DMing, I've seen over 100 PCs, and I don't think there's been more than 6 to 8 dwarves in that.
1) Melchior, Human Wizard
2) Starkanien, Dwarf Battlerager
3) Gorvoc, Half-Orc Druid
Melchior is the only one above level 1.
Starkanien tends to die a lot, based solely on playing in mods with enemy ranged strikers.
Gorvoc...is fun. He tends toward the comic relief, though. In one adventure, one NPC remarked how Gorvoc and his minotaur friend seemed frightening. He replied, "Gorvoc know what you mean. Gorvoc scared of Russian women selling sea salt. Very hard to escape with gold intact."
Anachronism has always been part of the Realms, right?
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Pauper