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Originally Posted by beepeearr 
Most hispanics I know who play D&D where thrilled by Alhandra and Kerwyn, they didn't see them as being europeans, but as Hispanics. You say you want racial diversity in the art, but then say it isn't diverse enough, because the character still appears to of european descent. All true hispanics are of european descent, those who are not, are not hispanic, but from Native american stock instead. And there are a lot more Hispanics who play D&D then Mayans by the way.
| I am a bad person. I never even considered that prospect for Kerwyn and Alhandra. Good show, person with vaguely naughty screen name!
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