[ SECRET POST #2325 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2325 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

03. http://oi43.tinypic.com/fddkcx.jpg

[feotakahari]

Hmm . . . Does Ironclaw have lizardfolk? (It definitely has "nonhumans", so to speak.)

[(Anonymous)]

This can be accomplished.

[feathercircle]

If you can find a group that's willing, go for it. There's nothing inherently wrong or imbalanced about monstrous PCs if they're implemented well.

Some of the most fun characters I've played or DM'd for have been monsters.

[insanenoodlyguy]

So what's stopping you?

As long as you can find some unbroken sensible stats strengths/weaknesses, most good DM's will accept your custom build. Assuming you can't just find a source anyway.

Hell, the best ones let you go a lot farther...

[(Anonymous)]

that is so awesome

[insanenoodlyguy]

Tempted to post the epic of Old Man Henderson, but it's not really related like this is...

http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Old_Man_Henderson

READ ALL OF IT. /tg/'s finest moment, archived for all time.

DA

[(Anonymous)]

I'm just here to say thank you for this, man. It is amazing.

Re: DA

[insanenoodlyguy]

NP

[(Anonymous)]

Absolutely fabulous. Thank you!

[esther_asphodel]

Thanks, that vastly improved my afternoon.

[(Anonymous)]

Chicken Boo, what's the matter with you?
You don't act like the other chickens do
You wear a disguise to look like human guys
But you're not a man, you're a Chicken Boo

[manifold]

The tale of Sir Bearington never fails to make me giggle like a moron.

[(Anonymous)]

4th ed has Dragonborn if you're interested in lizard people that have a breath weapon(might be fire, it's been a while since I played my 4th ed paladin).

[(Anonymous)]

This is the nerdiest fucking thing, but the DnD podcast I listen to has a dragonborn with acid breath. I think you get to pick what element your breath weapon does at character creation and just handwave it as "well my dude's great-great-granddad was a black/red/white/whatever dragon."

Also, to the OP: I literally cannot think of a reason why you couldn't just stat up a dragonborn and then say "but I'm actually a bitchin' triceratops wizard, FYI." 13th Age also definitely has dragonborn, and I'm pretty sure Changeling from White Wolf would totally let you pick Dinosaur as your theme animal for the Beast kith. Also Changeling is fucking awesome and I wish I could find a game that lasted for more than one goddamn session.

TLDR: Show up to the table with dinosaur character art and a good argument, and you can totally do this!

[(Anonymous)]

I did eventually learned about Dragonborn as a playable character, I found them interesting despite the lack of a tail and breasts on female (I mean, lizard-boobs? really?), a quite interesting choice for sure. I especially liked the choice for acid breath.

And passing a dragonborn as a saurial... That would do, I like it!

[drakontion]

3.5 ed does dragon typed as well. You just need to find the source material and get an understanding DM. I'm currently playing a half orc half dragon with a line of acid breath weapon, bite and claws, and she's fairly glorious :D

[loracarol]

Is that Dinotopia?

Because I'd be all up for playing Dinotopia-themed D&D if I played D&D

Someday

[(Anonymous)]

I was going to ask this. I'd love to play one too.

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, one of my players (I'm a DM) plays as a shape-changing kitty (DnD 3/3.5 Rakshasas are basically that, if anyone's interested). Definitely an enjoyable character to have around, and if any of my players wanted to play dinosaurs, I would work with them.

Because DINOSAURS, MAN.

[(Anonymous)]

Ironic, considering that last episode with D&D was a total farce. You'd think ONE of the writers/actors/someone on the set would have said "Uh guys, do you actually KNOW how to play?"

[world_eater]

This.

Also I really don't see the problem OP, you can play Lizardfolk in D&D.
Maybe before you let anything "stop" you, check out your options properly?

[(Anonymous)]

Those are actually pictures of a D&D race called Saurials.

http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Saurial

https://www.google.com/search?q=saurial&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=LlGVUY6tFe644APB34G4DQ&ved=0CEEQsAQ&biw=1391&bih=788

I bet you could find a group willing to let a Saurial in. Worse comes to worse, go for Lizardfolk or Dragonborn, depending on edition. :/

[rbhudson]

Do you have any likeminded friends?

[(Anonymous)]

To hell with D&D, I'm sure GURPS has at least one book entirely about dinosaurs.