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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 6694567" data-attributes="member: 6785785">Yeah, that's what I was saying. I generally don't like the term because I think it's more a flaw with a writer than with a character or group of characters, but the Drow wee basically designed as villains for a game, so many of their attributes can be traced back to game mechanics. Any time that's the case, you'll have some work to do to overcome it.I don't mind that they are depicted as more capable at a lot of things than other types of races because generally it makes sense. I agree with a lot of your points. I don't mind Drow or Driz'zt, generally, although he's never made an appearance in any of my games. His Mary Sue status I attribute to him starring in his own line of books. I mean, in fantasy fiction of this kind, are there really any main characters who don't come across that way? Hah well I don't really get much exposure to Kanye West. I think he's pretty avoidable, although not entirely. I don't listen to his music or watch anything where e may appear, except for that 11-12-13 concert for a couple years ago. Oh and the gay fish episode of South Park.I don't think Driz'zt really shows up all that often. What? A couple of cameos in a video game or two over the years? Being given stats on the 3rd edition FR book, along with a ton of other FR characters? If you don't read the novels, he's totally avoidable, for the most part.Yeah, prett much. Escapism and power fantasies often go hand in hand.</blockquote>

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