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Originally posted by Fillow

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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert

While I applaud the idea of avoiding the male-centric viewpoint, the way they do it seems clumsy, to me.

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I totally agree with you Wooly.

euh... another question... , I did not understand that :

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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert

I'm not sure what the exact verbiage is that's throwing you...

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from Ecology of the Genasi
A thin mist might precede a watersoul genasi as she enters a room where she fears danger might wait, and a slight breeze could accompany the righteous wrath of a windsoul genasi cleric who rebukes the forces of evil

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Originally posted by Fillow

What confused me was the fact that I was surprised by this sentence in the article :

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from Ecology of the Genasi
A thin mist might precede a watersoul genasi as she enters a room where she fears danger might wait, and a slight breeze could accompany the righteous wrath of a windsoul genasi cleric who rebukes the forces of evil

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Then I wondered "Why do they write she enters and she fears"

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