Henadic Theologian
Legend
I think it does count, but that brings us to the Avatar bet, which will require a new thread...
Since you know what Avatar Bet is, you should take the lead on that.
I think it does count, but that brings us to the Avatar bet, which will require a new thread...
About 80 pages of Bestiary. Ravnica has a lot of monsters, and a lot of reskining advice to spice up existing monsters.Ravnica is a good model but Ravnica is a 256 page book, no a 64 page one. I think at some point we need to accept there's a real and immutable difference between those lol. I mean, I'm sure there's some monster and stuff in there, but are there even 64 pages of them? Hell even if there were that's still 192 pages of setting/rules. Instead of 64.
There's just no way it works unless they change from 64x3.
The people in the real world would still object to its presence.I don't think there would be an innate issue with Slavery in Dark Sun, it's just something the villains do.
A monster enslaving a monsters is not going to raise quite the same objections as a human enslaving a human. Besides, it’s one culture in the multiverse of options in Spelljammer. With Dark Sun, it’s literally everywhere. Big difference.The Neogi still exist after all and will be in Spelljammer, their entire culture is based around being slavers.
But they already have that in current 5E products...?The people in the real world would still object to its presence.
A monster enslaving a monsters is not going to raise quite the same objections as a human enslaving a human. Besides, it’s one culture in the multiverse of options in Spelljammer. With Dark Sun, it’s literally everywhere. Big difference.
They have an entire world that’s defined by slavery? Really?But they already have that in current 5E products...?
They have it in q bunch of books. It's not as taboo for villains as you seem to think?They have an entire world that’s defined by slavery? Really?
Again, there’s a huge, huge difference between a few lines in the neogi description or the drow description that involve slavery and publishing a 200+ page book detailing an entire fantasy world that’s defined by rampant slavery.They have it in q bunch of books. It's not as taboo for villains as you seem to think?
I think an Adventure about working to overthrow the System would make sense, for precisely that reason.Again, there’s a huge, huge difference between a few lines in the neogi description or the drow description that involve slavery and publishing a 200+ page book detailing an entire fantasy world that’s defined by rampant slavery.
Absolutely. Or at least a 1-20 AP where they eliminate a single sorcerer-king and end slavery in that city-state.I think qn Adventure about working to overthrow the Aystem would make sense, for precisely that reason.