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Yeah, but now, in addition to everything else, 4e can be morally wrong because of its mechanics...so, that's fun. :)

No version of D&D hews to the morals of ancient or medieval cultures. Never has. Look at the definitions of Law and Good in any...

Ok, what? The people in Dragonlance know what dragons are. It wasn't that long ago that dragons left. One bow? This is a fifth...

Honestly @Minigiant, I don't think we're all that far apart. I mean, in your example of a dwarf/halflign/gnome community, if we...

But there are differences. Like Dwarves are poison resistant. For a nation where dwarves are the majority they would not be as much...

So this is D&D's take on it in 2024, using the Realms as the example. Humanoid's have no defined alignment tendencies. They can be as...

Would anyone be having this discussion about the morality of minion mechanics if you didn't also dislike minion mechanics for...

Hey, you can ignore the text of the module all you like, but, that’s the point, you’re cherry picking what the dragon does. 🤷 the pcs...

That is true, but there are number of us who look back on that period with more than a little disdain.

I get that but again, they are going to share a lot, just as your cetaceans do. They live in houses of some sort. They are all...

It's cool. I do like to focus on creating characters. World building doesn't really excite me as much as coming up with a character...

Whereas to me I would just have an Arctic Culture where the people in that culture would be distinctly from that culture as opposed to...

Don’t care about level up to be honest. You are focusing on chargen and not world building.

But there’s the point in your cetacean cultures. They have languages. Their techniques might vary somewhat but they are all pretty...

Sorry, you lost me. Game mechanics? What does culture have to do with game mechanics? To me, biology plays so little role in...