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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dr. Strangemonkey" data-source="post: 2250438" data-attributes="member: 6533">I'd argue this is close to the sense of prejuidice that I'm using in that I think much of the opinion on Grim and Gritty seems to be based on a poor reading of the stories being told, but I'd add the corollary that opinions of prejuidice are also very much without any sort of internal consistency except with regard to the phenomena they are reacting against.  I mean if you have knowledge and and examination of DnD but can't really demonstrate similar knowledge and examination of GnG then you are acting under some sort of prejuidice aren't you?And in that sense I have a great distrust of Grim and Gritty since it seems to hold a variety of contrary or unrelated aesthetics as essential.  Were someone to demonstrate that there were a sharper or more coherent structure to the aesthetic it would do a great deal to convince me that it is not simply a prejuidice.In particular it would help to have seen something actively defined as 'not Grim and Gritty' without being able to attach 'cause it's too DnD.'</blockquote>