Dragonlance Dragonlance Philosophy thread

[GMforPowergamers]

Except we can't with Dragonlance.

sure we can, but you don't like to

edit: and I got booted from another thread for saying people CAN'T separate real world religion from Fantasy ones... So by the rules you can bring it up, and I can't. You can say you can't separate it but even this may get me in trouble, and I can have people accuse me of persecuting religions with no knowledge about me OTHER then how i interact with make believe. This entire argument has gotten insane

 

[Scribe]

I think we have reached the laughable part where I'm not even sure this is a real discussion.

If we can only discuss things in the most absolutist perspectives then yes, let's lean into the absurdity.

 

[Faolyn]

Except we can't with Dragonlance.

Yes, we can, because it's not the same religion.

 

[GMforPowergamers]

If we can only discuss things in the most absolutist perspectives then yes, let's lean into the absurdity.

why can't we just talk about the game... talking just about the game 5e make believe D&D?!?!?

 

[GMforPowergamers]

That review was immediately (and correctly) corrected in the comments.

the review recorrected them... and is the one with the book. I don't have it (I don't think you do) so for now I am trusting guy with the book

 

[Micah Sweet]

why can't we just talk about the game... talking just about the game 5e make believe D&D?!?!?

Well, this thread is Dragonlance philosophy. Talking about the product itself, or the non-religious aspects of the setting (so not why the Cataclysm happened or about Good and Evil) can absolutely happen religion-free. But this particular topic is inextricably bound with the author's spiritual beliefs.

 

[Micah Sweet]

the review recorrected them... and is the one with the book. I don't have it (I don't think you do) so for now I am trusting guy with the book

Where did they re-correct it?

 

[GMforPowergamers]

Well, this thread is Dragonlance philosophy. Talking about the product itself, or the non-religious aspects of the setting (so not why the Cataclysm happened or about Good and Evil) can absolutely happen religion-free. But this particular topic is inextricably bound with the author's spiritual beliefs.

you know what the guy that started it was pretty clear he wanted the cataclysm stuff here to not bug the other threads... I;m not answering any more crazy talk. no more "All good people are really evil" no more talk about real world religion... if you want to talk about the game world cool if not please don't reply or @ me

 

[Scribe]

why can't we just talk about the game... talking just about the game 5e make believe D&D?!?!?

We can, and this is a setting you don't like part of.

The discussion has been about how/why it was defined that way.

That's it, it's no more complicated than that.

Take what you like, ignore the rest, simple as.

 

[GMforPowergamers]

We can, and this is a setting you don't like part of.

that's it... end