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<blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 6587154" data-attributes="member: 15700">It's all good.&nbsp; I blame the internet for driving people into &quot;us vs them&quot; camps instead of realizing that things aren't nearly as black and white as that.&nbsp; True of just about every internet discussion.&nbsp; It's almost like there's this deeply rooted aversion to reach a middle ground.&nbsp; Which is odd.That all being said, back to topic, I think 5e did a pretty good job in the art, as far as diversity goes.&nbsp; Like others have said, I'm not a big fan when it seems obvious that diversity seems forced.&nbsp; I.e., make sure we have X% of men, Y% of women, Z% of black, etc. etc.&nbsp;&nbsp; It's nice when things feel organic, and for the most part 5e does that.&nbsp; Yeah, I know there were people out there with no better way to spend their time than to go through and see if the %s of each and every piece of art was exactly equal, but I'm not a big fan of that.&nbsp; It's dumb, IMO.&nbsp;&nbsp; 5e seems clear that it embraces diversity in it's art, which is a good thing, good for the game, good for the hobby, and I don't care if Asians should have been represented 15.5% instead of the 12.2% (making those #s up).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sacrosanct, post: 6587154, member: 15700"] It's all good. I blame the internet for driving people into "us vs them" camps instead of realizing that things aren't nearly as black and white as that. True of just about every internet discussion. It's almost like there's this deeply rooted aversion to reach a middle ground. Which is odd. That all being said, back to topic, I think 5e did a pretty good job in the art, as far as diversity goes. Like others have said, I'm not a big fan when it seems obvious that diversity seems forced. I.e., make sure we have X% of men, Y% of women, Z% of black, etc. etc. It's nice when things feel organic, and for the most part 5e does that. Yeah, I know there were people out there with no better way to spend their time than to go through and see if the %s of each and every piece of art was exactly equal, but I'm not a big fan of that. It's dumb, IMO. 5e seems clear that it embraces diversity in it's art, which is a good thing, good for the game, good for the hobby, and I don't care if Asians should have been represented 15.5% instead of the 12.2% (making those #s up). [/QUOTE]

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