'The word 'species' has been in use since at least the 14th century, which is in a time period D&D often emulates.' Is WOTC looking to exchange that word with another, perhaps more accurate word? I feel 'species' captures what it really is better, but it feels a bit too sciency.'

This option emphasizes that each person in the game is an individual with capabilities all (sic) their own.'Ī Dungeons and Dragons fan responded to Crawford's reply with a tweet of their own, saying, 'I notice the word 'race' isn't used.

'Later this year, we will release a product (not yet announced) that offers a way for a player to customize their character's origin, including the option to change the ability score increases that come from being an elf, a dwarf, or one of D&D's many other playable folk. The project Crawford claims he is excited for is quoted in the tweet he is replying to, and reads as follows: I'm excited for it! #DnD - Jeremy Crawford JTo see this content please enable targeting cookies. The not-yet-announced product below still hasn't been announced.

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