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Well, for some people some of those things are so intimately connected in their view that they aren't really separate in the sense...

It's a gift, what can I say

Well, I guess you can always have nazis and their analogues. Stormtroopers of an evil tyrant, evil cultists, etc.

Hence Matt Colville’s suggestion that when you need unambiguous enemies, use zombies. No will, no moral ambiguity, you aren’t going to...

I'm not sure I'd call humanity "ascendant" in the Third Age of Middle-Earth, primarily due to machinations of Sauron and his servants...

That isn’t what the article you linked says at all. It says genetics plays a role in a lot of human traits, and probably more of one...

I think the fatal flaw with a humanocentric world building is the fact that you world has to strictly limit what else is in the world...

I just think its boring storytelling to have ALL people from one civiliation to be evil. I prefer villains/factions that are enemies of...

As a separate response from the above: If this is true, why do modern humans have neanderthal and denisovan DNA? We can...

I've run elves as antagonists more than once. They really lend themselves to it IMO.

I am genuinely mystified why WotC-brand 5E seems so strongly opposed to creatures having more than one type. As far as I can tell...

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...

To build on this, Neverwinter will have societal prejudice against people from Luskan, regardless of species, due to the long history of...

Any longer? Not trying to be a big downer, but they never were. There's no period in RPG history where that was a major, popular thing...

If this community is any indication of how the broader D&D community feels, then it’s a pretty stark divide. The subject of evil orcs...