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Of course, if you were looking at the previous set as well, you could take the mighty blademaster--human female in heavy armor with a sword.

The issue, for me, is not finding every potential combo. The issue is, how about one female human who is holding a sword? The closest thing in the whole set is one female eladrin fighter (who does not look human, really).

Assuming you went human, elf/eladrin, tiefling, dwarf, halfling, dragonborn, goliath; made one male and one female each and for each offered an obviously martial character and one character who might be a spellcaster, you end up with 7 x 2 x 2 = 28 figures. They could be more than half-done with the first set.

One figure that is in armor and holding a weapon, and another figure that is wearing lighter clothing and gesturing, could reasonably cover just about any human female character you want, whether warlock, rogue, or fighter.
 

One might also point out the irony that the supposed champions of justice, fairness, and niceness are always the first to start name-calling in an effort to stifle dissent.

Sexist. Racist. Ignorant. Stupid. Outdated. Illogical. Whatever.
 


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