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[Q&A] Jeremy Farkas (Swords & Chaos) 03/18/2022 10:00 pm CDT!

Started by Dan Davenport, March 17, 2022, 06:38:08 PM

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Dan Davenport

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Skullking

Watched the twitch until around 1 hour 3 minutes in. Oh dear.

PC "I'll swing at the nearest foreigner"
DM "Foreigner sounds bad"
PC "I hate foreigners, (clarifies) my character my character"
DM "This is not emblematic of the game, I promise this is not that kind of game, Sword and Sorcery has a really bad history with racism as a genre"

Oh no, pulp sword and sorcery isn't inclusive enough, quick let's change it. Sword and sorcery is so abhorrent to 'modern sensibilities'.
Perhaps you'd have better luck advertising on RPGNET, they love that kind of thing. Mind you I'd change the book cover to not include a woman with a curvy ass first as they also think sword and sorcery has a really bad history with sexism as a genre, and colonialism, etc.

Pity, I really wanted to like this as the blurb on https://www.blackspirefantasy.com/ sounded great but I don't need moral lessons from my RPGs, after all WotC have that well covered.

What next, a Call of Cthulhu style game that tells me how bad Lovecraft was while making money of his name and genius? Oops, too late.