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I love that someone is doing a nicer open source version of 5e, even if I will never use it. I hope that they use LaTeX or CSS for...

Farmers exist around the world, across a multitude of cultures. Same as Sailors, Scribes, and Charlatans. You devalue the term...

That's pretty funny man, but yeah, no, you've totally failed to prove your case. In fact you've shown they're not equivalent, quite...

The System Reference Document 5.2--the tool which helps developers create third-party content using the Dungeons & Dragons core rules...

But in 5.5 background is profession with limited skill options, artisans and scribes for instance cannot choose the religion, nature...

In Level Up you are welcome to use the farmer culture for either if you don't think one of the several dwarf or elf cultures are...

You can be a sailor, and not a viking. You can be a viking, and not a sailor. Sailor, is a Background. Viking, is not. Fin.

You suggested that a Background was a culture because it had all the components of a culture (langage, skills, etc). Now, maybe what...

Well I should have been clearer, by Roman I mean a Roman from Rome specifically. You could use for example A5E's Cosmopolitan Culture...

Completely untrue. They can play any edition, as long as they sculpt the dice out of jasper.

Ok so you accept that I'm correct, because those three are solid cultures with specific characteristics, and you were complete unable to...

Amish.

Roman British Celt Athenian Need me to go on?

What does any of that have to do with Background and Culture being different choices for my D&D character?

I'm sorry but you literally cannot argue that background == culture, and you're completely failing to do so. Maybe don't waste your and...