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<blockquote data-quote="Bedrockgames" data-source="post: 8230324" data-attributes="member: 85555"><p>I think we are placing different value on having a variety of goals. For me, especially when you have one or two designers working on a game or book, I expect to see similar themes repeated. And I it really is more about is each character compelling to me, not if I divide these characters up and assess their motivations how varied are they. There is value int he later. I just don't think it is the most important thing when it comes to assessing quality or having a reaction to media. At least for me. And when it comes to Ravenloft specifically, I think the more successful lords, again for me, were the ones who leaned into romantic themes, themes of family, etc. Obviously there are exception. I really liked Harkon Lukas (and I think a female domain lord in that style would have been cool: though honestly I often saw Gabrielle Aderre as similar in many ways----at least in terms of the type of figure she was in the domain).</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Bedrockgames, post: 8230324, member: 85555"] I think we are placing different value on having a variety of goals. For me, especially when you have one or two designers working on a game or book, I expect to see similar themes repeated. And I it really is more about is each character compelling to me, not if I divide these characters up and assess their motivations how varied are they. There is value int he later. I just don't think it is the most important thing when it comes to assessing quality or having a reaction to media. At least for me. And when it comes to Ravenloft specifically, I think the more successful lords, again for me, were the ones who leaned into romantic themes, themes of family, etc. Obviously there are exception. I really liked Harkon Lukas (and I think a female domain lord in that style would have been cool: though honestly I often saw Gabrielle Aderre as similar in many ways----at least in terms of the type of figure she was in the domain). [/QUOTE]

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