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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imaculata" data-source="post: 8077597" data-attributes="member: 6801286">That is a slippery slope argument. If you include actual Christianity in the game, then you also need to include Muslims, Buddists, and their respective deities in the game... and then it no longer is a fantasy game is it? The game is better off staying well clear of any of that. Plus you are going to have a hard time getting Christians to agree on how they should be represented in the game. Not to make this into a religious discussion (which is off limits as per the rules of this forum), but I think you could see how one would run into a ton of trouble attempting to do this.It is going to be off putting for A LOT of people.Are you Catholic? Protestant? Baptist? Mormon? Jehova's Witness? Reborn?You are going to have a hard time getting any of these groups to agree on how Christianity should be depicted in D&D. This is why you should always keep real world religion out of your fantasy game. Just... don't do it. You're just going to end up offending more people than you appease.But plenty of people do, and they probably outnumber you.I don't think that mantra sells a lot of copies. Then again, wouldn't it be funny if they included your quote on the back of the DMG? Probably wouldn't be good for sales though.This looks amazing!Here is a link btw to the Sina Una indiegogo page, for those interested:  <a href="https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-islands-of-sina-una-philippines-ttrpg-book#/" target="_blank">Link</a></blockquote>

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