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<blockquote data-quote="Sunseeker" data-source="post: 7222511">My experience has been that dwarves are often played as the most tropey, parody characters possible, being some of the most obnoxious fake accents paired with characters who are foul-mouthed drunks.&nbsp; And their players often act like they're super hot stuff for their ability to do what every other dwarf player I've been around has done.It got to such a point that this was so common at tables, I resorted to banning dwarves (or as this thread would write it, simply not writing them in to the game world except as something totally different).&nbsp; It's one thing to be an elitist snob elf, that's not inherently offensive to any race or group of people, but obnoxious drunkard dwarf paired with saying &quot;aye laddie&quot; several hundred times is quite clearly an offensive parody of real existing people.&nbsp; Which after far too many people playing this character, I got tired of it.&nbsp; And that's why my tables can't have dwarf things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sunseeker, post: 7222511"] My experience has been that dwarves are often played as the most tropey, parody characters possible, being some of the most obnoxious fake accents paired with characters who are foul-mouthed drunks. And their players often act like they're super hot stuff for their ability to do what every other dwarf player I've been around has done. It got to such a point that this was so common at tables, I resorted to banning dwarves (or as this thread would write it, simply not writing them in to the game world except as something totally different). It's one thing to be an elitist snob elf, that's not inherently offensive to any race or group of people, but obnoxious drunkard dwarf paired with saying "aye laddie" several hundred times is quite clearly an offensive parody of real existing people. Which after far too many people playing this character, I got tired of it. And that's why my tables can't have dwarf things. [/QUOTE]

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