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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Christian" data-source="post: 8553125" data-attributes="member: 6901101">I guess they are wrong then. Their NPC backstories should be approved before being creating. For example, they had a male/male couple who were transplants, having to leave the village they lived in that didn't accept them. (They owned a shop in the city we were in.) They had a female that was domestically abused (to promote the PC's hatred of the perpetrator). And their wood elves were enslaved by the high elves, from indentured servitude to straight up slavery.My question is - who decides if it is okay? You? Me? This forum's community? I have seen, and been involved in, many discussions about fantasy races with you. You have a very strong and inflexible viewpoint. And the fact that it may be &quot;OK&quot; or may be &quot;bad&quot; is completely arbitrary, depending on who the judge is, then it's exactly how I said it is: Some will see them as racists or bigots (glass half empty - and maybe correct) versus choosing to believe a person's soul isn't measured through a hobby that has fantasy settings (glass is full).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott Christian, post: 8553125, member: 6901101"] I guess they are wrong then. Their NPC backstories should be approved before being creating. For example, they had a male/male couple who were transplants, having to leave the village they lived in that didn't accept them. (They owned a shop in the city we were in.) They had a female that was domestically abused (to promote the PC's hatred of the perpetrator). And their wood elves were enslaved by the high elves, from indentured servitude to straight up slavery. My question is - who decides if it is okay? You? Me? This forum's community? I have seen, and been involved in, many discussions about fantasy races with you. You have a very strong and inflexible viewpoint. And the fact that it may be "OK" or may be "bad" is completely arbitrary, depending on who the judge is, then it's exactly how I said it is: Some will see them as racists or bigots (glass half empty - and maybe correct) versus choosing to believe a person's soul isn't measured through a hobby that has fantasy settings (glass is full). [/QUOTE]

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