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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 9637417" data-attributes="member: 2209">I generally think of regionalisms as opposed to class or professions for shared culture. So New England, Midwest, West Coast, Southern. Or ethnic or religious traditions like saying my Arabic or Irish background or Baptist versus Catholic versus Muslim versus Jew versus Buddhist.Not farmer versus scholar versus noble even though there are also characterizations for professions.In D&D the historical racial aspects and mechanics that seem cultural and not species specific seem not tied to profession or class.The AD&D elf and dwarf and gnome racial combat modifiers based on the races history of animosity and conflict with specific racial enemies is something more tied to gnome and kobold history and specific religious entwinements and not something that is split as different between gnomish artisans and street urchins or something that gnomish acolytes will share with halfling ones.</blockquote>