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7/18/2025, 2:58:40 PM
>>531704638
>weird forced diversity
It's always amusing when some play a D&D game set in the Forgotten Realms and complain it's too "diverse." As if they expect the racial makeup of the Lord of the Rings or ASoIaF - mostly white Europeans, with the occasional undesirables confined in their backwater areas - in what has always been a kitchen sink of a setting. Sarevok's lover in BG1 was from Kara-Tur (not-East Asia), by the way. "Forced diversity" apparently goes way back. Yes, BG3 probably has too many little "people" and ugly races (half-orcs and dragonfreaks), but not really to the point that it strains plausibility and requires a mod to whitewash a third of the NPCs. Does the mod also replace Jaheira's accent? It sounds a little too "exotic" as it is.
>weird forced diversity
It's always amusing when some play a D&D game set in the Forgotten Realms and complain it's too "diverse." As if they expect the racial makeup of the Lord of the Rings or ASoIaF - mostly white Europeans, with the occasional undesirables confined in their backwater areas - in what has always been a kitchen sink of a setting. Sarevok's lover in BG1 was from Kara-Tur (not-East Asia), by the way. "Forced diversity" apparently goes way back. Yes, BG3 probably has too many little "people" and ugly races (half-orcs and dragonfreaks), but not really to the point that it strains plausibility and requires a mod to whitewash a third of the NPCs. Does the mod also replace Jaheira's accent? It sounds a little too "exotic" as it is.
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