D&D 5E Spelljammer Errata

[Malmuria]

Pretty sure those folks were all freelancers, not full hires.

The team behind Radiant Citadel was amazing, but not a permanent change at WotC.

The fact that the usual people at wotc were not involved seems to have helped Radiant Citadel immensely.

 

[Dire Bare]

At least one was brought on full time

That's a good start!

 

[bedir than]

Pretty sure those folks were all freelancers, not full hires.

The team behind Radiant Citadel was amazing, but not a permanent change at WotC.

I'm talking about de Armas, Harmon and Arman. All full time hires this year

 

[Umbran]

Mod Note:
Real world religion, and how it does nor does not align with real world evolution, it not an appropriate topic of discussion for this thread.

Please let it drop, folks.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

I'm talking about de Armas, Harmon and Armas. All full time hires this year

Arman, not Armas, is Justice's name. I think the more important question, since many races/ethnicities can be blind to what is offensive to someone of a different race/ethnicity, have any of their recent hires been black people? Were any of the part-timers or freelancers? Was anyone black even in a position to see this part of the book and go "hell no"?

Also, the bard/minstrel art was used for weeks to promote/preview the book before it was even released, yet I don't remember negative comments about that until the book actually released and the text and image were paired together.

 

[Umbran]

Mod Note:
I also see the thread is back to discussing the racism issue, even though another thread on that blew up so that we asked folks to hold off for a while.

Now, I actually get that this is really the more important part of the errata. I understand that.

But, really, asking folks to hold off for a couple days should not have been too much.

Thread closed.