Larian Studios Forums Baldur's Gate III Baldur's Gate III - Suggestions & Feedback body hair options maybe?

So could we have body hair on/off options for male characters?
elf male doesn't have body hair naturally.
tiefling males have unique body texture(which is cool)
But for half-elves, human, and dwarf men, chest hair seems to be mandatory?
especially as a draconic sorcerer, I should have scales instead of chest hair right?

Some elves have body hair.

And that once again proves that he's a bear pretending to be an elf, not an elf turning into a bear

On the topic. I'm seeing this thing as the least important thing. Most of the time it all will be hidden under armor anyway.

Next character: Awakened Bear that took moon druid as their class, and their 'wild shape' works in inverse, letting them become humanoid creatures for a few hours at a time ^.^

There are hints about this if you talk with the Ox as a Druod. O_o

Why for male characters only?

didnt you know only men have body hair?

Not if you are a Dwarf.

This raises all sorts of questions. Do women in Faerûn shave their armpits? Has Wyll straightened is chest hair? What do people use to glue weapons to their backs and doesn't it hurt when you pull them off? Do Gityanki have nipples?

This answer we know i believe ...
Since their females have breasts, its quite safe to presume they also have nipples ... since, only mammals have breasts and they would be non functional without those.

I know they also lay eggs ... think about them like platypus.

yes, I agree it's not something very important. but it doesn't hurt to add some more customization to character creation, right?

daddy Halsin . Have to say it's kinda weird that they give him that. Seems on purpose.

Or they didn't expect horny basement dwellers to mod clothes out of an NPC and gave him a generic body for muscilar characters? Then again, I don't remember anyone that buffed in EA.

he's the only one who uses the bigger body model apparently. Karlach would use the female version of the bigger model eventually.

Vestigial body parts from the time when they were human in the time before time

Possibly ...
But that would still include nipples.

I mean since Human females are the only mammal on Earth who have their breasts even when they arent feeding younglings ... it seems quute safe to presume that evolution would get rid of those first.