D&D General The Art and the Artist: Discussing Problematic Issues in D&D
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Mind of tempest
(he/him)advocate for 5e psionics
@Snarf Zagyg that was insightful and well written.
I still really insanely hate harry potter, I blame my dislike of playing wizards squarely on that book line.
I still really insanely hate harry potter, I blame my dislike of playing wizards squarely on that book line.
Lyxen
Great Old One
That's why I said who I have more or less tolerance for.
And you can be a product of your time and realise that it does not entitle you to judge everyone in the past according to your present criterions.
Critique is something else, you can certainly critique something of your time using criterions of your time. After that, there are good and bad ways of doing critique, being judgemental for example is not an example of good criticism.
Myrdin Potter
Hero
I summarize the current issues with issues as conversations that used to pretty much only occur in colleges spilling over into social media where the level of discourse is raw and people discussing issues can be poorly matched in ability to express themselves.
Under bright lights in public there is no room for shadows and grey like the OP expresses.
Under bright lights in public there is no room for shadows and grey like the OP expresses.
Sacrosanct
Legend
Back to the OP, I think I agree. You don't even need to go back decades in history. Rowling, Whedon, etc? Seems like many of the creators of our cherished material were/are not good people.
So put the disclaimer and leave it at that. Know better, be better going forward.
So put the disclaimer and leave it at that. Know better, be better going forward.
Is there anything new from the last time this was posted?
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D&D General - Harry Potter, Cthulhu, and D&D: The Art and the Artist
A topic that has been regularly arising recently has concerned the continuing use of certain material; whether that material is itself offensive in some way, or whether that material comes from an artist (an author) who has views that are offensive. Notably, a recurrent conversation is usually...
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Is there anything new from the last time this was posted?
D&D General - Harry Potter, Cthulhu, and D&D: The Art and the Artist
A topic that has been regularly arising recently has concerned the continuing use of certain material; whether that material is itself offensive in some way, or whether that material comes from an artist (an author) who has views that are offensive. Notably, a recurrent conversation is usually...
I didn't realize I was being sold minor updates of something old as a new thing here. Is this necro-cloning?
There appears to be some tweaking here and there.
Is there anything new from the last time this was posted?
D&D General - Harry Potter, Cthulhu, and D&D: The Art and the Artist
A topic that has been regularly arising recently has concerned the continuing use of certain material; whether that material is itself offensive in some way, or whether that material comes from an artist (an author) who has views that are offensive. Notably, a recurrent conversation is usually...
Yes. Some edits throughout (to avoid a few issues), some updates (for the time), and some expansions.
And not posting it on a Friday. That's really the main one.
Scribe
Legend
Listen, if Wizards can get away with it AT COST, you do you.Yes. Some edits throughout (to avoid a few issues), some updates (for the time), and some expansions.
And not posting it on a Friday. That's really the main one.
Yes. Some edits throughout (to avoid a few issues), some updates (for the time), and some expansions.
And not posting it on a Friday. That's really the main one.
Can you please point them out to us, or is this one of those "the proof is left as an exercise to the reader" moments?
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