How do we make humans interesting again?
You can't. Humans were a mistake.
>>47990364
Ban them for a few games.
>>47990658
this.
>>47990364
>I cannot imagine an interesting human
Your lack of imagination is the problem
>>47990364
Since so many settings have humans being turned into so many things (vampires, zimbies, werewolves, mutants, etc.) I've always felt it was best to have humans as especially susceptible to transformation magics in lore. They are both the most likely to be harmed by foul transfigurations (turned into a statue, made into a doll, now you're a cat, arise my undead minion, and so on) and the most likely to gain enormous boons from the change (Hulk-outs, Etrigan, any and all super modes, becoming the little girl, super-serums, you know).
I've always been a fan of reinterpreting a trope as an in-universe mechanic from a meta-narrative perspective.
>>47991574
>Etrigan
The DC one?
Also, is the rhyming mandatory?I hope it is
>>47991574
>becoming the little girl
>enormous boon
Pfew.Becoming a tentacle monster that can have consensual sex with lolis is much bigger of a boon.
Give them a distinct culture and history instead of just being the most generic boring dudes around.
Humans are all dead. If you want to be one you have to be a skeleton
>>47990364
>I cannot fathom an interesting human
stop
>>47991574
I was playing through Dark Souls 3 the other day and started contemplating how some people turn into trees, and how some turn into dragons, all after being turned undead in the first place. It seems like it's the natural human path to change in that setting
>>47991712
>>47991102
>not recognising irony
>>47991736
That series was literally the genesis of my thinking along these lines. Wondering why the hell everyone was turning into stuff made me question whether getting weird was just in human nature.
Phyrexian oil...
Or Eldrazi corruption.
>>47993179
wat
>>47990364
Make them an inherently flawed magical experiment, an attempt to make a humanoid chimera.They're also sometimes born with superpowers.
