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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Azgulor" data-source="post: 4972248" data-attributes="member: 14291">Not true in my experience.  Let's try another example comparison.Which was darker/grittier: The species-nation states of Babylon 5 or the all-inclusive Federation of Star Trek?If players assume an "anything goes"/melting pot of fantasy races and the GM establishes a setting where all dragonborn are a slave race (grittier than standard), then the PC who just made up a dragonborn character either needs to change the character or modify the pre-game notions he brought to the table.Yes, they could be unrelated.  However, in my experience, racial tensions are low-hanging fruit for settings & campaigns that strive for a grittier feel and are used more often than they are ignored.</blockquote>