Human in DnD universe must be really horny all the time.

[Amogus]

I am not super familiar with DND unvierse bsedie video games, Is there anything that a human wouldn't um get horny with?

Human + demon/Succubus/incubus
Human + elf
Human + orc
Human + insects?/LIzards/Goat
Human + vampire (okay this one is pretty tame tbh)
I am suprised there are no Human + Dwarf i guess bearded short women aren't popular? or short guys! :(

Like how come there are no Half Orc Half Elf combo? or half orc Half Dwarf combo? or Half Elf Half Demon combo

Don't get me wrong i am okay wiht it it's a fantasy but why no half dwarf half orc? or Half demon half orc? i though in Hentai orc usually the most horny one.

[Amogus]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von GrandMajora:

Half Elves only live somewhere between 120 to 180 years. Less than 2 centuries, compared to the 700 year average that full blooded Elves get to enjoy.

That doesn't sound long, that's like the life span of a normal human, selah said in game that a half elf get to live twice as long as human, so 240 to 360 something range is more like twice as long.

Also judging by the dialogue from Lan his mom is a half helf and he said that mongre get to live at most 40 somethng, and by the time he die ihs mom won't even have her first silver hair, so that's pretty much confirm the half elf get a natural life spam of least 2 to 3 hundred years.

also there are magic power to keep anyone alive long, like isn't the Queen just a human but she is like immortal?

Ursprünglich geschrieben von GrandMajora:

And there are Orc women. They just tend to be hyper sexualized in most art work. Seriously, I have tried many times to find an accurate depiction of what Orc women would look like, and it's nearly always a green skinned elf with small tusks.

Well we all know WHY that's the case LOL. are orc women just big orc but with tits? lol

[Something completely different]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Black Hammer:

Half-elves are an old trope due to the Dunedain (what Aragorn in LotR is). So it gets reused.

Aragorn isn't a half elf. Elrond is a half elf in LOTR.
Aragorn is a Edain with a tiny bit of elven blood in his veins from Elros line who was Elronds brother.

[RocketMan]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Eonwe:

Because you think humans dont get horny with pretty much anything in RL ?

Monsterphillia, arborphillia, necrophillia...hell if you can imagine it, there's a phillia for it.

[jedi7000nathan/sevenbillionjedi]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Black Hammer:

Half-elves are an old trope due to the Dunedain (what Aragorn in LotR is). So it gets reused.

Half-orc is a very dubious leftover from when orcs were Chaotic Evil all the time and deemed unsuitable as player characters, so you had to be at least partly human to be suitable for a PC.

Half-human half-dwarf exists in Darksun, and they are called Mul. I think they partly get left out because they are so strongly associated with Darksun that nobody would want to rip them off. Also dwarfs are frequently associated with being a sort of earth elemental (like gnomes) and so not suited to crossbreeding with other races.

In Lord of the Rings, it is suggested that orcs might have been elves at one point. More recently, Skyrim sort of ran with that idea of degenerate elves (falmer).

Part-demon part-orc is actually a thing in some settings, but a brief scan through my PF bestiaries suggest Golarion isn't one of those. They more tie demons to gnolls here.

I'll add Half-Dwarves go back further and exist in the Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian's Nurse and Dr Cornelius are both half dwarf. Hybrids have been a norm of fantasy a long time hell on the subject of Skyrim you have the Bretons who are also half-man half-Elf in descent too.

[jedi7000nathan/sevenbillionjedi]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Something completely different:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Black Hammer:

Half-elves are an old trope due to the Dunedain (what Aragorn in LotR is). So it gets reused.

Aragorn isn't a half elf. Elrond is a half elf in LOTR.
Aragorn is a Edain with a tiny bit of elven blood in his veins from Elros line who was Elronds brother.

Correct but the Dunedain were longer lived me due to that Elven blood and Half Elves due exist in the form of Elrond and his own offspring along with his mother Elwing, her father whom was the son of Luthian and Beran

[Cuddle_Rat]

I can't wait until we start getting 1/4 races, cmon genetics, do your f'ing job!

[LupisVolk]

This is what you get for not spaying or neturing your bards folks.

[jedi7000nathan/sevenbillionjedi]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von SpiralRazor:

Genetics is also another good answer. Some genetic structures just wont work together. You never hear of half-halflings for example. However, once you start mixing magic into it and abyssal and outer planer energies..some interesting stuff can happen...like mongrel men, tieflings etc etc.

I'd despute the half-Halflings claim in Kingmaker you meet a woman whom is a halfling her husband before he got himself killed was human and she got very mad at him for getting himself killed and leaving her to raise their four children alone so Halflings are compatable with humans in regards to Pathfinder.

[Draken]

How identifyable would a Half-Dwarf even be? Or a Half-Halfling?
They might come accross as a Dwarf/Halfling on the taller side, or a shorter Human.

[jedi7000nathan/sevenbillionjedi]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von LupisVolk:

This is what you get for not spaying or neturing your bards folks.

I think castration is NEVER a good idea period it sure sounds like a way to kill off a species: get too obsessed with breeding and you'll wind up like the Hyrkooni in a Song of Ice and Fire where 9 out of 10 boys are castrated if they don't measure and the tenth end up getting a harem; also I'm opposed to spaying and neutering animals as its something I wouldn't do to a human being unless they were a rapist because I don't want that guy to re-offend and thus I consider cruel and inhumane

[jedi7000nathan/sevenbillionjedi]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Draken:

How identifyable would a Half-Dwarf even be? Or a Half-Halfling?
They might come across as a Dwarf/Halfling on the taller side, or a shorter Human.

They do actually Cornelius is just thought by the Telmarines to be a man with a longer beard who is shorter then average and not a Dwarf, the result tends to be in the case of Half-Dwarves longer lives because Dwarves in fantasy live longer then humans and how for long varies from setting to setting; some Dwarves in some settings live for thousands of years, in the case of Half-Halfings well shorter then average and depending on whom the non halfling parent was can very: I think its mainly because traditional fantasy races look close enough to being human and are a branch in a way that if your close enough genetically from a standpoint of evolution its possible to be biologically compatable, also the genre is called fantasy trying to make it feel realistic is defeating the point of fantasy which is escapism from reality

[RJM]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von jedi7000nathan/sevenbillionjedi:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Something completely different:

Aragorn isn't a half elf. Elrond is a half elf in LOTR.
Aragorn is a Edain with a tiny bit of elven blood in his veins from Elros line who was Elronds brother.

Correct but the Dunedain were longer lived me due to that Elven blood and Half Elves due exist in the form of Elrond and his own offspring along with his mother Elwing, her father whom was the son of Luthian and Beran

All Numenoreans were long-lived. It was a gift bestowed on them for their valiant behaviour in the war. The house of Elros was exceptionally long lived and there was some Elven blood in their line, but that's not the reason for all Numenoreans living about 300 years.

All the standard fantasy tropes originated in a much earlier time and largely come from imitating or building upon the legacy of Tolkien. He had the elder races as largely insular and in decline with the vast majority of the world filled with humanity and the early RPGs followed that lead (although not the connection between Orcs and Elves).

D&D and Pathfinder are gradually evolving to have a more 21st century approach, with each race treated more respectfully and awareness of cultural stereotyping and LGBT issues written into the material. This is a good thing, even if the way they go about it sometimes feels very clumsy.

[Darhaksterion]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von GrandMajora:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Mithrals:

I guess all the other races desire humans, i mean. Angels takes form of humans with wings as an idealised form. With exceptions ofc.

According to the real world interpretations of the angelic hierarchy, they look more like Qlippoths than they do humans. There's a reason why they always introduce themselves with "be not afraid!"

They mean angels in Pathfinder. Devas and the like look mostly human. I don't think there's weird stuff like Ophanim in Pathfinder

[GrandMajora]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von ( ‵□′) ︵:

That doesn't sound long, that's like the life span of a normal human, selah said in game that a half elf get to live twice as long as human, so 240 to 360 something range is more like twice as long.

What humans do you know that can easily live to be 120 years old? I'm pretty sure most of us will be dead somewhere between our mid 70's, to early 90's.

90 + 90 = 180

As for the Mongrels, their in game write up (which you can read by hovering over Mongrel in Lann or Wenduag's character info) states that it is rare for them to live longer than 35 years. But considering that Sull is a feeble, old man at this point, I'm guessing that means they age quite rapidly, too.

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For life extension magic, that is considered to be very rare and often taboo. Pharasma will personally hold a grudge against anybody who seeks to subvert the natural order of life and death. And there would be no need for anybody to seek lichdom, if there was a more pleasant way to become immortal.

In the adventure path, the queen was blessed with immortality by Iomedae, which is supposed to only last until after the World Wound has been permanently dealt with. Once the war is finally over, she goes back to being mortal again.

In Owlcat's version of the story, her youth is sustained by the Sun Orchid Elixir. Which is so difficult to produce, that only 6 vials of it can be sold per year.

[tynian87116]

Pathfinder: Kingmaker allowed my full-blood Elf to arrange a ménage-a-toi with a half orc and half elf. Just saying.