Maxperson
Morkus from Orkus
The last time this discussion came up I and the other Jewish posters here(at least all those who commented in the thread) stated that we are not now, nor ever have been offended by the use of phylactery for liches. Especially since we don't even use the word. I've never once at services or outside of services, heard the Tefillin referred to as a phylactery. It was all the non-jews being offended on our behalf in that thread, which I found to be far more offensive.I do not think it means what you think it means
The point however stands, phylacteries (or tefillin) are still used in Jewish religious practice today, and most ttrpg companies are phasing out its use