The One Ring: a Middle Earth RPG
Two Rings: a romance RPG about getting married
Three Rings: a circus RPG
Legend of the Five Rings: a samurai RPG
Five Golden Rings: a Christmas shopping RPG
The Ten Rings: a sourcebook for Marvel superheroes RPG
Ringmail: the long-awaited sequel to Chainmail...
If cultural sensitivity is a primary concern, then we should also be aware of the trap of homogenizing cultural representation into monolithic continents or ethnicities. Asian cultures are obviously not interchangeable, so having “an Asian person” on the team logically shouldn’t assuage your...
Certainly a subtle hint toward D&D’s focus: combat. Maybe WotC has decided to stop pretending that other parts of the game matter??
EDIT: Full sarcasm. But I definitely agree with you.
Man, you literally brought up the topic of Chinese cultural consultants and suggested that WotC should be careful with this concept. I quoted you in my original reply. You even used the phrase “I’m not saying it’s racist, but…”
Anyway, I made my point originally, not much to add. I’m not super...
I like the word “staggering” for the fighting style, it captures the types of motions without suggesting drinking, if getting away from that is the goal.
Is this a problem of the drunken master archetype, or the monk class itself? Because I don’t see this subclass as appreciably more “Asian” than the other monk subclasses—they’re all racialized. Western-style “monks” don’t do martial arts, and “Kensei” even borrows a Japanese word for its name...