Ok I think the you want the Boston Tea Party Conflict of the American Colonies vs the Brutish Umpire. If you going to break down today nations/tribes = races.
British Orcs (volos) and half orcs with free bonus background of noble. Even if they ain't a lord they can fake it.
Natives wood elf. Each tribal nation chooses on free bonus background.
Colonials no free bonus background. Humans only. disadvantage on all social checks vs other races.
French choose gnome or dwarf. Once you choose the other race is a npc monster race.
Spainsh. Tabaxi just because of Shrek.
Once you do set the races up, I would eliminate the others as PC race.
What non-human race are you making the Americans be?
Am I the only one who thinks this entire conversation is pretty awful? Unless you did complete random rolls for what race is who (so you had an out), it could be terribly offensive.
I hope you're the only one, but sadly there are probably a few others who are also looking for something to get terribly offended about.
Video games have been matching fantasy races with real-world cultures for voice accents for years now. This isn't much different.
Well, that's easy to say when *you're* the human.
I hope you're the only one, but sadly there are probably a few others who are also looking for something to get terribly offended about.
Video games have been matching fantasy races with real-world cultures for voice accents for years now. This isn't much different.
There's a word for that. Starts with "P" and ends with "rivilege"
Lets see.Wait, what, you're a human and I'm an orc?
And the word for that is a compound word made up of a word that begins with B and another that begins with S.
All of us here are able to post on an internet message board during the day, and devote a significant bit of our time to a hobby that could be described as "playing make-believe." We're all therefore privileged, but you don't know me, or know my story, so maybe take your social justice paladin schtick down a notch, eh?

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