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Sorry if I've missed an official explanation somewhere, but is there any particular reason why the art predominantly depicts women?

I can’t imagine not buying an Eberron book.

Every class is too weak. It's the Klingon answer.

Because you don't need a second Wizard class, you need to make the Sorcerer class distinct.

What about "Temple of the Frog"? Did Dave Arneson keep his Blackmoor IP rights?

I don't quite understand the "Tieflings are too evil to be pirates" rationale. Pirates seem to be pretty evil already. What is it about Tieflings that makes them too evil for a life of pillaging and plunder?

Alright, I’m out 👍🏻

And guards, soldiers, mercenaries, thieves, etc... 🤔

Well apparently, "love" is "creepy" and violence is "fun" 🧐

At least as good as any other moment. If killing people for gold is not problematic, nothing is.

This is probably the perfect moment to start thinking about the glorification of greed and violence in the game.

"Oooh whee! What up with that? What up with that?" All magic users took daggers back in the day. The first time I encountered a dart-throwing wizard was, IIRC, in one of those Endless Quest books and I thought it was the most absurd weapon of all time.

My Dwarves have always been Italians 😆

I pay taxes on both.

But that’s where most campaigns end.

I’m pretty sure that Hasbro doesn’t own Wildemount and that they’d rather support their IP than someone else’s.

The Monk needs more ki. Just add their Wis modifier and it may be enough.

That’s what happened to me too and ultimately the solution was to let go of my passive players and to write novels instead. Now I have active readers 😅

That's interesting too, but a different kind of interesting. In a campaign with humans but none of the vanilla races, the "other" has the potential to become strange and interesting again, instead of being business as usual.

This debate has lead me to think that it would actually be interesting to have a D&D setting where Elves, Dwarves, Halflings, Gnomes and Half-Orcs don't exist, but the "new" races like Dragonborns, Tabaxi or Tieflings are common.