No quarrel there. The only interesting thing about evil races is when you subvert the trope, but as we’ve all been doing that since the 80s that’s just become another tired trope.
Personally I just run campaigns where 90% of the people are humans.
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That’s creepy and weird
Die mad, Giorgia.
YES, THIS!
I’m a cis guy and I had to figure all of this out by trial and error because it’s not normalized for dudes to talk about hair care routines and I grew up before Reddit was a thing. But this is almost exactly what I do, and what I’m teaching my curly haired son.
I gm’d a Blades campaign that was basically all shenanigans all the time, and it was glorious.
Wait, is this real? Surely this is parody, right?
Oh wow, you are right! They have civil liability for adultery. That’s wild.
I did not. I said she was not having an affair.
She was in an affair, but it’s was the dude having it.
Yes. What is your point?
This is a giant non sequitur.
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I’m known for running mostly human campaigns, but one of my favorite tricks is to run a seemingly human villain with personality traits usually associated with an evil monster, then as the adventure goes on the learn that the heraldry features the monster etc etc.
Of course they know me, so they all think it’s metaphor and inspiration.
But at the very last minute, when they think they have him cornered and taken care of all the lackeys…. SURPRISE MOTHERFUCKERS! He drops his magical disguise and it’s an old fashioned D&D lair boss battle!!!!!!!