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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imaculata" data-source="post: 8161833" data-attributes="member: 6801286">Few things here. First of all, I have seen plenty of boardgames where certain options were excluded for one reason or another. Boardgames have come a long way since Monopoly, and a lot of boardgames are around these days that play like a dungeoncrawl or RPG. Many of them have optional content.I wouldn't call 5E a boardgame, although it can certainly be played a bit like one. Especially when you use miniatures, it can easily resemble some of the dungeoncrawl boardgames that are popular today.But unlike a boardgame, 5E (and D&D as a whole) is mostly just a system of rules for a roleplaying game. These rules are designed so that they can be tailored for any flavor D&D game you want, including one without any of the default races or classes.</blockquote>