<p>Wizards of the Coast and Paizo have wisely removed some of the problematic depictions of ancestries and ethnicities, adding nuance to those previously portrayed as universally evil.  How does that change our games and what does it mean for DMs?    </p>

Wizards of the Coast and Paizo have wisely removed some of the problematic depictions of ancestries and ethnicities, adding nuance to those previously portrayed as universally evil. How does that change our games and what does it mean for DMs?

<p>Wizards of the Coast and Paizo have wisely removed some of the problematic depictions of ancestries and ethnicities, adding nuance to those previously portrayed as universally evil. &nbsp;How does that change our games and what does it mean for DMs? &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

Ep 59 - Alignment and the Loss of Inherently Evil Creatures

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Ep 59 - Alignment and the Loss of Inherently Evil Creatures

Ep 59 - Alignment and the Loss of Inherently Evil Creatures

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