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Originally Posted by Whizbang Dustyboots This isn't political correctness: This is fighting against a wrong-headed and stupid marketing-driven decision about what appears in your D&D books. |
QFT.
I would love to see actual data that supports marketing's decision.
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Originally Posted by lutecius I’m not sure I understand how a clearly white/nordic dwarf means more diversity than a human of ambiguous ethnicity. |
Yup. Elves and dwarves are not racially diverse. They are tall, slender white people and short, stout white people. (As they are typically rendered, that is. I always liked how the Shield Dwarves in the FRCS were deep brown.)
Looked at in this light, the only "iconic of color" in
3e was Ember the monk, unless you want to somehow count Krusk (which, honestly, I wouldn't).
OTOH, they did a good job on gender diversity. And Alhandra even got real armor!
