D&D 5E Which Species and Class represent which Canadian Province?

[Scribe]

I mean if we want to get REAL crazy, as an Albertan, I was raised by my Grandfather to believe that Canada ended at the eastern boundary of the Province....

I'm still not sure if I accept Manitoba as real.

 

[Shades of Eternity]

Manitoba is real

That's where the awesome Garter Folk are.

and again, if you don't like the choice, pick something else and amuse us.

I prefer the Hodgepocalypse Alberta Stereotype much better: Minotaur Rocker

 

[NanbanJim]

You got banned because you cannot reduce 8 million people to one archetype. It's grotesque. The problem with this kind of classification is what the author chooses to leave out and what he highlights. Classification of people is a form of race science.

- Quebec has a large aeronautics and aerospace sector (Bombardier, Canadair and Airbus). Quebec built the legs of the Apollo LEM that landed on the moon. Who do you think invented and constructed the water bombers that helped during the California Palissade fires?

- Quebec also has a large pharmaceutical industry. It has a shipyard that builds military and commercial ships. Quebec built freaking huge electric dams in the Bay James that electrifies New York.

And yet we are 'dramatic artistic gnomes'. Grotesteque and racist.

LOL. Grow up.

 

[Zardnaar]

Any species able to cast power word:nice?

 

[Umbran]

This was just a silly, silly thread having fun with canadian stereotypes?

Mod Note:
Well, consider for a moment - you actually thought everyone would be OKAY with you flinging stereotypes around? I can hardly fathom what led you to think that was a good idea.

And yet we are 'dramatic artistic gnomes'. Grotesteque and racist.

Case in point.

However, Soloist, if I may - in the future, if you find something to be a problem, we ask you to report it, and then DISENGAGE, and allow us to handle it. Because, we will come to look at it, and if you've started a fight over it, you will be held to task for that.

I'm closing the thread, as generally a bad idea.