The concept of half-races has always been weird for me, but is not something I would eliminate for my players so I understand having to homebrew them back in haha

My group is very open so I don't worry about them, it's more like I don't want to give them less options just for the sake of playing the ultimate version

Ahora preparate para el abismo que es pasar horas y horas en ese juego, porque te aseguro que tiempo falta para descubrir todo lo que tiene. Yo voy por mi tercer personaje y aun sigo descubriendo cosas xD

Dragonborn quiere debatir sobre eso, peeero coincido en que tiefling está en el top sisi

My group is like this, I'm sure that if we play a system better suit for the social aspect we will be happy

But D&D does the work, we all know it well and it is comfortable to change when it needs

It is like modding a videogame to the point it looks like another game, but you just want that game

I understand that trying out systems for different play styles is better, but sometimes people just want a foundation and to do whatever they want with it

The system, at least in my experience, is not vital when it comes to telling a story, but it can guide it better if it is appropriate for it

Well I could start with a one-shot and see how my group take the premise, then if it goes well I can extend it to a full campaign

More than anything else, it's about what role they should play in the story. I would like them to be central, not just a tangential element

But also I don't know how far a premise like that can go

That sounds awesome

But I don't think my players would join something like that 😔

I would allow this, is cool in flavour and monks already struggled to choose between high Dex Con or Wis

I think you've summed up my experience with ttrpg in just a paragraph 😭 I love learning about mechanics and theorizing about how to use them to tell stories, but the most fun and memorable moments have been simply roleplaying with my friends with almost no use of mechanics

Si ya tienes esta alegria solo por crear tu personaje te aseguro que te la pasaran increible con el juego, mucha suerte !! 😁

PD: Veo un patron de que toda la gente nueva en bg3 se hace un tiefling, yo incluido 😈

I think it's an attempt to have each species define things that are more biological rather than cultural, but I would like to have more examples of cultures for each species. No matter how varied they may be, a predominantly elven culture will be different from a predominantly human or dwarven one