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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 7925766" data-attributes="member: 23751">Your point is irrelevant to my point, which was what you were responding to.&nbsp; My point is that official settings are equivalent to homebrew settings. Why would I agree with that.&nbsp; Have you even been paying attention to what I have been saying?&nbsp; You have to meet the general theme of the sections, not all the specific words used.&nbsp; Mountains are outdoors and have tribes that live on them, just like plains and forests.&nbsp; Goliath Barbarians fit the general barbarian fluff.Being civilized or not is like alignment.&nbsp; Having one or two behaviors that don't fit your alignment(civilized) doesn't make you an uncivilized person.&nbsp; The theme of the barbarian is someone who generally lives and fits outside of civilized society and doesn't feel comfortable in the middle of crowds or civilization.&nbsp; I ignore much of what you say, because quite frankly they misstate my position like this comment and not worth my time to respond to.&nbsp; I've clarified enough times that if you are either not bothering to try and understand or are deliberately misstating my position.&nbsp;&nbsp; Be aware, I'm not going to respond to most of the things you say that misstate my position like this.&nbsp; I deleted the rest of your post for that reason.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 7925766, member: 23751"] Your point is irrelevant to my point, which was what you were responding to. My point is that official settings are equivalent to homebrew settings. Why would I agree with that. Have you even been paying attention to what I have been saying? You have to meet the general theme of the sections, not all the specific words used. Mountains are outdoors and have tribes that live on them, just like plains and forests. Goliath Barbarians fit the general barbarian fluff. Being civilized or not is like alignment. Having one or two behaviors that don't fit your alignment(civilized) doesn't make you an uncivilized person. The theme of the barbarian is someone who generally lives and fits outside of civilized society and doesn't feel comfortable in the middle of crowds or civilization. I ignore much of what you say, because quite frankly they misstate my position like this comment and not worth my time to respond to. I've clarified enough times that if you are either not bothering to try and understand or are deliberately misstating my position. Be aware, I'm not going to respond to most of the things you say that misstate my position like this. I deleted the rest of your post for that reason. [/QUOTE]

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