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Far as that goes, in most strategy games I tend to find most realtime pretty much, well, stupid; when you're managing production or...

Extras get cheaper, so they hire a bunch of guys in overalls to hang around in the corridors.

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...

Given that many of those aristocrats ended up without heads, and we saw at least one headless corpse, I suspect you are right.

Admittedly, I do not have an eye for fine-grained historical detail. But I was thinking it carried a distinctly French 18th Century vibe.

The much, much bigger prejudice is about religion. The Merchant of Venice isn't about ethnicity, it's about Judaism. It's the reason why...

17th century was a period when debauched orgies where as fashionable as the huge wigs, in England as well as France.

It seems likely that early humans (and cousins) were very tribal, and, like chimps, regularly fought each other, but would generally...

Part of my argument WRT tieflings is that they are, more than pretty much any other "frightening" race, extremely similar to regular...

The people of Krynn are too busy trying to avoid kender to worry about minotaurs.

Voyager does seem like an unlikely proposition. It was never all that popular even in its day. Simply doing a Star Trek game with an...

Human is cheaper.

That kind of depends on your source. The current Monster Manual connects minotaurs to Baphomet, but the still current write up for PC...

Was it just me, did anyone else think Wesley was still stuck in Shatner mode In that episode?

You seem to me to have a very strange idea on what "proof" of something is and isn't. Your "Lack of gods makes the world suck" theory...