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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 8813189" data-attributes="member: 6801228">No, I don't have fun responding to people's ideas and assertions, only to get gaslit and told I'm insane and making things up. It is vastly frustrating.The fact that you seem unable to tell the difference between the usage of Beholders in the game and the usage of halflings in the game really confusing to me. Beholders do things. Beholders have multiple additional versions of themselves. Beholders have an entire section devoted to them in the Spelljammer book, and they have been used as iconagraphy for the DnD brand. When was the last time a stylized halfling was put on the cover of a DnD brand product or used to promote a live stream? And again, if your only argument is &quot;halflings exist in DnD, so we shouldn't remove them because they exist&quot; then you are arguing to keep EVERYTHING in DnD, and that is a bad argument because there is a lot of crap in DnD we don't need to keep.Actually, there is a committee that decides what is and isn't allowed to be part of DnD, they are called &quot;Wizards of the Coast&quot;. But sure, much like the dreaded Duck Bunny, the famous Spider Horse and the terrifying Blindheim halflings are a thing that exists and were made up for a fantasy world. However, just because they were made up for a story, doesn't mean we need to keep them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 8813189, member: 6801228"] No, I don't have fun responding to people's ideas and assertions, only to get gaslit and told I'm insane and making things up. It is vastly frustrating. The fact that you seem unable to tell the difference between the usage of Beholders in the game and the usage of halflings in the game really confusing to me. Beholders do things. Beholders have multiple additional versions of themselves. Beholders have an entire section devoted to them in the Spelljammer book, and they have been used as iconagraphy for the DnD brand. When was the last time a stylized halfling was put on the cover of a DnD brand product or used to promote a live stream? And again, if your only argument is "halflings exist in DnD, so we shouldn't remove them because they exist" then you are arguing to keep EVERYTHING in DnD, and that is a bad argument because there is a lot of crap in DnD we don't need to keep. Actually, there is a committee that decides what is and isn't allowed to be part of DnD, they are called "Wizards of the Coast". But sure, much like the dreaded Duck Bunny, the famous Spider Horse and the terrifying Blindheim halflings are a thing that exists and were made up for a fantasy world. However, just because they were made up for a story, doesn't mean we need to keep them. [/QUOTE]

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