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Tieflings: Probably not. They're not "common" per se, but they're hardly so rare that people would react with shock and fear...

Nothing better than important lore information being missing from the books but available through a designer interview.

It is with that attitude!

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...

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

It's a bit of an outlier situation, but without going into excessive detail it is a single online setting, where DMs move between...

Ah, in that case yes, its trying to hold back the tide. Especially if you are living in the D&D space. If you are going to keep with the...

Unfortunately in this case my 'table' is an online server with hundreds playing at any one time, and a large team of volunteer DMs...

If you look at popular settings in today's hobby, I'm confident players are not looking for the "dark ages reenactment of historical...

In the real world there are only humans and they lean slightly evil. I don't equate fantasy "races" with real world ethnicities. There...

I think it entirely varies based on your particular campaign. The upcoming two Forgotten Realms sourcebooks should give us an idea of...

For my money, all of this comes down to a simple change in philosophy... Be pissed at what a person does, not at who they are. There's...

.. or were they ever? Specifically I mean creatures like the tieflings, gith, drow and kobolds. I come from a community formed in...

For myself it's less nostalgia and more a current passion; working on NwN first privately then professionally has made it not only one...

NWN was a dang cultural movement for a while, though it sure was rough on older PCs.