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<blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 8917234" data-attributes="member: 58172">Hopefully future Paizo products and options can remedy the Ulfen to comprise more mindful ethnicities with more dignity and a fair share of altruism.At least Pathfinder 2 can be a fresh start for how to portray cultural identities generally, especially if the &quot;other&quot;. Seeing the culture from the point of view of an &quot;insider&quot; always helps, and when modeling a reallife culture then one requires a reallife insider. There needs to be an effort to find ways to value and appreciate any differences − sometimes even by the insider oneself. Many aspects are shared in common and taken for granted − but can be important to portray a culture with more weight, depth, and realism.Heh, an unfortunate depiction of cultures isnt the first, and wont be the last, issue that the D&amp;D traditions have to finetune as the traditions move forward for new generations.By the way, I found this character optimization assessment for the Pathfinder 2 Wizard to be helpful, at <a href="http://rpgbot.net/p2/characters/classes/wizard/" target="_blank">RPG Bot .net</a>. Seeing a class analyzed this way helps me understand more clearly how the features work, and also a sense of the balance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yaarel, post: 8917234, member: 58172"] Hopefully future Paizo products and options can remedy the Ulfen to comprise more mindful ethnicities with more dignity and a fair share of altruism. At least Pathfinder 2 can be a fresh start for how to portray cultural identities generally, especially if the "other". Seeing the culture from the point of view of an "insider" always helps, and when modeling a reallife culture then one requires a reallife insider. There needs to be an effort to find ways to value and appreciate any differences − sometimes even by the insider oneself. Many aspects are shared in common and taken for granted − but can be important to portray a culture with more weight, depth, and realism. Heh, an unfortunate depiction of cultures isnt the first, and wont be the last, issue that the D&D traditions have to finetune as the traditions move forward for new generations. By the way, I found this character optimization assessment for the Pathfinder 2 Wizard to be helpful, at [URL='http://rpgbot.net/p2/characters/classes/wizard/']RPG Bot .net[/URL]. Seeing a class analyzed this way helps me understand more clearly how the features work, and also a sense of the balance. [/QUOTE]

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