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Stormcrow · 07-06-2020, 07:43 AM

There's no indication in Banestorm that they aren't racially diverse. The book goes out of its way to point out that diversity. See the section on "Other Religions," for instance. Of humans, "Most are Christians and Megalan citizens, but the other races agree that humanity's most amazing feature is its diversity." Consider also the city of Tredroy.

Banestorm also avoids the "irredeemable orc" that D&D is reacting against. "That said, on Yrth, not even vampires are necessarily evil..."

07-06-2020, 07:43 AM	#2
Stormcrow Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Ronkonkoma, NY	Re: [Banestorm] Racially Diverse Ytarria There's no indication in Banestorm that they aren't racially diverse. The book goes out of its way to point out that diversity. See the section on "Other Religions," for instance. Of humans, "Most are Christians and Megalan citizens, but the other races agree that humanity's most amazing feature is its diversity." Consider also the city of Tredroy. Banestorm also avoids the "irredeemable orc" that D&D is reacting against. "That said, on Yrth, not even vampires are necessarily evil..."