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    Zenog

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    Otters_In_Guitars said:
    Well, according to D&D lore, a female kobold can only ever give birth to more kobolds

    Yeah, but according to the D&D lore, Dragonborn only existed in 3.5 as avatars of Bahamut that were completely infertile. Yet somehow by 4th Edition they had a several-thousand-year-old civilisation and were an actual species. Funny how the “official” lore is subject to change like that.

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    Caw

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    Zenog said:
    Yeah, but according to the D&D lore, Dragonborn only existed in 3.5 as avatars of Bahamut that were completely infertile. Yet somehow by 4th Edition they had a several-thousand-year-old civilisation and were an actual species. Funny how the “official” lore is subject to change like that.

    The official lore is just a guideline to help along your own worldbuilding anyway. Just like there are houserules there is houselore. In my houselore, there are a fuckton of kobold/dragon/aarakocra hybrids

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    Fnorgiis

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    Zenog said:
    Yeah, but according to the D&D lore, Dragonborn only existed in 3.5 as avatars of Bahamut that were completely infertile. Yet somehow by 4th Edition they had a several-thousand-year-old civilisation and were an actual species. Funny how the “official” lore is subject to change like that.

    Much like how the lore in Warhammer 40K changes with every new codex. Genestealers used to be their own race, but GW changed them into a full blown Tyranid bioform.

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    AquamarineRose

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    otters_in_guitars said:
    Well, according to D&D lore, a female kobold can only ever give birth to more kobolds

    zenog said:
    Yeah, but according to the D&D lore, Dragonborn only existed in 3.5 as avatars of Bahamut that were completely infertile. Yet somehow by 4th Edition they had a several-thousand-year-old civilisation and were an actual species. Funny how the “official” lore is subject to change like that.

    caw said:
    The official lore is just a guideline to help along your own worldbuilding anyway. Just like there are houserules there is houselore. In my houselore, there are a fuckton of kobold/dragon/aarakocra hybrids

    the Half-Dragon template can be put on any corporeal creature.

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