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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 9417046" data-attributes="member: 4534"><p>I'm kind of surprised it hasn't happen yet. There are many things a lot of people don't want in D&D because it can't be treated with the gravity it deserves or it might inflict trauma on players, but somehow violence isn't one of those things. And that really seems wild to me. The argument I've heard is that it's unlikely a player ever had to deal with orcs attacking their village, which is fair, but here in the United States how many people have been affected by violence one way or another? Something like 95% of all schools here in the US have active shooter drills. If you've graduated from high school in the last decade there's a good chance you remember active shooter drills like I remember tornado or fire drills.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 9417046, member: 4534"] I'm kind of surprised it hasn't happen yet. There are many things a lot of people don't want in D&D because it can't be treated with the gravity it deserves or it might inflict trauma on players, but somehow violence isn't one of those things. And that really seems wild to me. The argument I've heard is that it's unlikely a player ever had to deal with orcs attacking their village, which is fair, but here in the United States how many people have been affected by violence one way or another? Something like 95% of all schools here in the US have active shooter drills. If you've graduated from high school in the last decade there's a good chance you remember active shooter drills like I remember tornado or fire drills. [/QUOTE]
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