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If you think about the consequences, no D&D setting works, and it’s not possible to create one that does. The game runs on creative...

Not only that, but they could also set it up where either group of bandits snipes the party from a distance while taking three-quarters...

I agree but (if it matters to a particular encounter), the DM can easily add these. Monsters dont use the same stats as players. So...

TSR Inc. published Dragon #100 in August 1985. It is 116 pages long and has a cover price of $3.95. This milestone issue features more...

an organization that is 90% human is just representative of the setting / location, whatever other species you are, you can be a member...

I’m a Dragonborn who lives in a 99% human city (90% it way too low for FR, and Greyhawk is 99.9% human). My friends, colleagues, boss...

What would the players gain if all of them were equally prevalent in a setting? The fact that they are already a part of that setting's...

I see nothing in the 5.5e PHB indicating that all races are or should be equally prevalent in a setting.

This is patently nonsense. BY 5.24 rules, a player is perfectly free to play a plasmoid or a githyanki. That doesn't mean you find them...

My usual goto answer is that everybody usually exists everywhere but in various percentages of the population. Cities are fairly...

This. None of those races needed to come from somewhere or "are here now." They just hadn't been described before.

When they make significant changes, they still won't need to create an entirely new setting around those changes, because settings are...

There are already settings where they have a place. The Forgotten Realms has a place for Goliaths and Dragonborn. The argument being...

Yes it is, it’s just the same. And so can the PC. Indeed, all PCs are oddballs - that is something that is baked into the rules. You...

Practically every adventure ever published adds new monsters to the world. But no one worries about were they came from. They were...