Can players play as fairies and still be productive member of the party, or does it break most adventures to have a tiny 1' tall being flying around everywhere?
Can players play as fairies and still be productive member of the party...
Caleb Mitchell
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Jacob James
Stop trying to justify your fetishes. If it's not a PHB race, leave it to NPCs.
Cameron Jones
It was a stock race in Tunnels and Trolls, though I don't know anyone who played one. They also had Centaurs and Minotaurs and stuff.
Brayden Mitchell
If they can cast spells, sure. They should be very hard to hit and have like 1/4 the hit points of the other members.
Cooper Young
I remember having a blast playing a pixie barbarian that focused on hamstringing anyone larger than her.
Jayden Barnes
Susan Sarandon?
Jose Powell
This is a shitty attitude, monstrous races are not just fetish fuel and I’ve seen them played very well. However I do have to admit that pixies are indeed my magical realm so I couldn’t play one well myself. Good thing I don’t plan to. But that doesn’t preclude OP or anyone else from playing one.
Nolan Martin
Depends on the power creep and how the player participates. Its not different from a Dragon player character... you need the PC to not try to dominate with their gimmicks, to lead and expect the human-ish folk to take the lead in human-ish engagements.
Justin Anderson
Sure, magic exists, and if they can’t cast spells, their size and flight makes them ideal infiltration experts.
Nicholas Gonzalez
It's not my fetish. I'm the GM and the question is: "would it break the game to have a tiny creature flying around?"
I want to know whether I should allow it in my game.