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I'm not sure I've grokked all of your idea there, but it seems cool nonetheless :).

Yeah, in other words, it's a ret-con.

I don't know of any mammal than can change sex at will, and Elves seem like a mammalian species to me. It is true that Corellon is depicted as androgynous, and that it can be used to justify this ret-con.

Cool ideas.

That's one way of considering it, I suppose.

Hello, I've seen the Jeremy Crawford interview where he talks about Elves as portrayed in the Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes - specifically, some of them can now change sex after a long rest, so they're transsexual in practice. What do you think of it ?

I am not insinuating anything. I am just not taking other people's experiences as if they provide some unassailable proof of the way the universe is. Why should I ? Because they really feel what they feel ? As human beings, we all really feel what we feel. For example, the majority of...

I'm only partly defined by what others think of me. If I allowed myself to be constantly offended by some badly acted portrayal of me - more precisely, by some badly acted portrayal of the people or the community I'm supposed to be part of - I would allow myself to always and thoroughly be...

Well, the author of the article does actually a fair job of summarizing the original Chult of the 80s, and then the Chult of 1993- which do not seem particularly inspired, and a bit cliched. Then she shows how ToA rewrites the setting in something much more interesting, with lavish...

Yes. I feel strongly about this. And since, in my eyes, ToA (as involuntarily shown in the Kotaku article) does a recommendable job of promoting a more diverse environment in gaming material, I want the authors of the adventure to know that I appreciate their effort. EDIT: I've been a long time...

My opinion is that the article is a lazy piece of writing, geared to stir clickbaity outrage by invoking the image of the black americans as hapless victims of cultural oppression. That racism is well and alive in the USA is undeniable, but I don't think the ToA book as described is fuel for...