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You'd think that Dark Sun's having been consistent across multiple editions about templars not having to be evil would count for something. Here's what 2E says: 4E has similar language: Incidentally, Dark Sun 4E has a similar proviso about owning slaves:

I just finished reading Andrzej Sapkowski's The Last Wish, the first (sort of) book in The Witcher series of novels. While I've been aware of the Witcher series for some time, I'd never actually partaken of any of its media prior to now, not having played the games nor having watched the Henry...

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Few people know that Wee Jas has a brother named Hugh.

Pedantic nitpick: Dark Sun didn't have a dedicated booster line in the Spellfire CCG (unlike, say, the Forgotten Realms), and Borys was a part of the initial set of cards printed for the game (305/1st).

Yeah, that's a truism that's been noted previously, and it remains salient to this day.

Very well said. It's worth noting that this idea goes all the way back to the beginning of the hobby, being found on page 8 of the "Men & Magic" booklet of the original 1974 D&D boxed set.

So recently this happened: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckgyk2p55g8o Apparently Taco Bell's AI was trained on Tim Robinson sketches.

Of course not. D&D's economy has always been pre-broken right out of the box; it's why the prices of equipment are always treated as absolutes rather than fluctuating in response to market forces. There's no reason to expect slavery to be any more realistic in its economic implications.

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