>here's a hobby where you can play games to do literally anything you can imagine
>I'm not going to do anything I can imagine and I'm not going to play any games
>instead, I'm going to bitch about what everyone else does in a passive-aggressive blog thread on a board for discussing games
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Because they are, by definition, ugly, warlike, and malevolent.
This non-game image from a medium that isn't a game demonstrates orcs that at least fit that definition.
This non-game image from a medium that isn't a game demonstrates orcs that at least fit that definition.
>>95903672
Using hunting/personal defense guns which are readily available and whose training is accessible to anyone who does a little research isn't exactly no-pressure.
Yet if we operate on the D&D logic that's acceptable for D&D, a person can only be the gun guy, and nobody who chose to be a gun guy can't use guns effectively against the enemies they could encounter.
D&D character options don't account for what they'll be facing, they account for what pop culture was popular and what classes were sacred enough to carry over multiple editions.
Using hunting/personal defense guns which are readily available and whose training is accessible to anyone who does a little research isn't exactly no-pressure.
Yet if we operate on the D&D logic that's acceptable for D&D, a person can only be the gun guy, and nobody who chose to be a gun guy can't use guns effectively against the enemies they could encounter.
D&D character options don't account for what they'll be facing, they account for what pop culture was popular and what classes were sacred enough to carry over multiple editions.
>>95877907
>Settings in which humans are the rare / dying-out race with other races being numerous / ascendant?
Whichever one you make that way.
>In such settings, what should humans get to make up for their rarity?
Whatever works for you and your group.
>Settings in which humans are the rare / dying-out race with other races being numerous / ascendant?
Whichever one you make that way.
>In such settings, what should humans get to make up for their rarity?
Whatever works for you and your group.
>>95861404
You're right, this never happened in any of my games, because 1. anti-magic fields don't exist in them and 2. magic is appropriate for war in them, so there's no separation between casters and martials.
You're right, this never happened in any of my games, because 1. anti-magic fields don't exist in them and 2. magic is appropriate for war in them, so there's no separation between casters and martials.