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(Warning, details require knowledge of VtM): I think it had more to do with the fact that I personally resolved several storylines far...

My first 4e character. He was one of the pregens that came with the preview kit, and I had him retire as soon as the full rules were...

That checks out. I don’t know what it is about Vampire that attracts such toxic people, but it does. Particularly within the LARP space...

Let's remember the spellcaster PCs are designed to spend the spell slots in a different number of encounters but an enemy spellcaster...

That makes two of us What…? What did I say that gave you the impression I don’t think mixed race people should be allowed in D&D? I...

Well, as with all categories, it’s socially constructed, and reveals more about what the society that constructed it values than about...

The more you look into it, the more you realise that the entire term 'species' is a complete mess. Ring species are especially interesting.

I find handouts and manipulatives useful in moderation, but they can quickly get overwhelming. This set will therefore probably not be...

Nah. Sounding scientific wasn’t the problem with species (which I still dislike as the term to replace race, but it’s no longer a battle...

Even moreso than that, it's utilized for plant life, which is even more dehumanizing.

Well, a lot of humans have some amount of Neanderthal ancestry. Same genus, different species. Probably. Paleo taxonomy is complicated.

It’s a term typically used for (non-human) animals, and so is dehumanizing when applied to human(oid)s

It's certainly invisible most of the time, unless you're reporting the impact to the players a lot. I do a fair amount of ToTM, so I...

Fair. I shouldn't say completely useless. Instead, they are greatly diminished in use, and depending on the abstraction used, may either...

I’m not the one you asked, but I run both TotM and on grid, and I find uses for slow and push in TotM. But I don’t adhere strictly to...