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Okay, so it isn't what you are looking for. The question is how folks handle WotC making something that isn't for them. Do folks...

Let me share with you an actual picture from an actual D&D book What is this a picture of? It looks positively Victorian. He's not...

It's reasonable for it to seem strange when you're not aware that it was part of an anthology that explored micro-settings. All you...

Speaking of Greyhawk: How about a demigod who wields six shooters and wears a Stetson? 😁...

Re: Clothes out of time The world of Glen Cook's Garrett Files (first story from 1987) has a pretty D&Dish fantasy feel, and Garrett is...

The reverse is often true as well. Think about how many technologic futuristic fantasy games (like Final Fantasy 7 for instance) have...

Breeches are late medieval and Renaissance.

True, but it provides a framework to start from as opposed to starting from scratch. The real reason though is that I don't imagine...

Eberron especially is far more modernistic in it's influence (the pulp and noir stories of the early 20th century). Likewise, Ravenloft...

Sir! I have it on the highest authority that this is QUALITY Appendix N inspirational material, sir!

I'm just saying historical inaccuracy is a trend far bigger than D&D. I also think audiences aren't interested in bilauts, doubles, or...

Sure, but it's not on a regularly established D&D world - not even Eberron - so it's not even supposed to be "medieval" or anything...

D&D has absolutely lost it's medieval fashion sense (so much as it ever had it) but the trend towards "faux medieval modernism" has been...

Nobody was dressed like this either or wielding axes like this but i seldom see people questioning it in their fantasy.