Was skimming through drive-thru today and noticed that Edge studios has recently released a Rokugan supplement for 5e. For those of you that don't know, Rokugan is the setting for the samurai-inspired Legend of Five Rings game. Back in the 3e days, Rokugan also briefly served as the default setting for [trigger warning] "Oriental Adventures" and they published a variety of supplements for both D&D and L5R.
The most recent iteration of L5R, by Fantasy Flight, was ridiculously woke, with hilariously insipid sidebars about cultural sensitivity, trigger warnings about depictions of heterosexuality and the like. But Edge has apparently one-upped them by actually "prohibiting seppuku aka hara-kiri, or ritual suicide, in a game ostensibly grounded in samurai culture! This is like prohibiting church in a setting based on Puritan New England. I didn't buy the product since I have no interest in 5e, but it was amusing to see the debates about this prohibition in the reviews/discussion section.
Ahh, when will the snowflakes stop?