be2edd No.60
also talk about snakes
09003b No.61
>snakes
I'm gonna guess you mean snake people. Boring if done as a generic beast race (often pinned into a real-world culture, usually mayan/aztec or egyptian themed).
Interesting if done as a kind of precursor civ to humanity - not direct forebears, obviously, but as an earlier biped/tool-using species having competed with humanity in its early stages but eventually lost the race. May be primitive or close to extinction.
If you meant actual snakes, I have no feelings one way or the other.
db66bf No.62
>>61snakes and/or snake people
what do you think are clear examples of the boring beast race kind of snake people and the interesting precursor kind of snake people?
784a66 No.65
you people are boring as fuck
as well as snake animals and snake people, snake monsters are the coolest
51e6de No.66
>>62I don't really have any examples off the top of my head, which probably invalidates my point altogether.
bb9ea0 No.116
>>62
I like how the pathfinder setting did it, personally–the serpentfolk were a major power in the incredibly distant past, only to get nearly wiped out in a war. They fled to the underdark, where most degenerated into mindless savages. But you've got little pockets and enclaves of "true" serpentfolk around, usually in ruins and things.