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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8096891" data-attributes="member: 6802378">TSR is guilty because it created a chop-suey nations based in Asian cultures, but also the same with Western countries and mixing monsters and myths from different places. Maybe this caused somebody to feel unconfortable but it was not with bad intentions. Then I don't want to imagine the troubles about the nations of 7Th Sea based in real nations. Somebody can tell a story set in Castilla with all the anti-Spanish tropes of the Black Legend, and other all the opposite, a story where Castillans are the good guys who save the day and Avalon is ruled by secret vampires lodges who want to destroy the faith because the holy water hurt them. We should see setting based in Asian cultures as jailbaits or hooks to know more about those countries and civilitations. But my fear is the predjucices by the own Asians against their own neigbors, or even compatriots from different regions.</blockquote>