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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WayneLigon" data-source="post: 3451201" data-attributes="member: 3649">It depends on the campaign. Most so-called political correctness is probably de riguer in some worlds; prejudice based on skin color or nationality might wane or never come up in the face of different actual species. Magic is a great equalizer; women might be treated better because, hey, anyone with the intelligence can become a powerful wizard. For the situations:1. The GM had best have described how my religion feels about that and other situations, or he and I will be continuing that discussion outside. If I pulled that silliness on someone at my table, they'd probably get up and walk out, and I wouldn't blame them.2 & 3. My players would be OK with it, especially since I'd make mention of such attitudes and where they might be expected to apply in the pre-game handout. Right now in the Eberron campaign, they've already encountered some prejudice towards warforged and shifters (they have both in the party, plus more).</blockquote>