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Wrath fans also appreciate how empowering it is to have a transgender half-orc as your lieutenant for the majority of the game. I'm sorry was there a point to this statement?
The half-orc is a lesbo. Her human lover is the tranner.
I'm not discussing the solution for me specifically playing with WotR:s clown crew. We are talking more broadly about race presentation and the incessant need to shove in as many different races as possible into the roster, rarity in the context of the gameworld be damned. From this point the "just use custom party" is a nonsensical argument.
They're being self-indulgent and pandering to the Pathfinder audience and it's working. Most people who play Pathfinder don't want to play a bunch of boring humans, they want to be special minorities.
Big step for owlcat. I guess they might still use one of the free d20 rulesets (including pathfinder minus the setting?). I expect it might be kinda garbage, but we'll see.
It's an action RPG, no d20s here.
Makes sense, but why most "special" persons are non humans?
In D&D verse, humans aren't in the bottom of food chain. Even limiting to casters, Karsus, Elminster, the Sorcerer Kings of Athas, the leaders of Thay(....) all are humans.
Having Elminster or an Elminster-level companion would be inappropriate. Have to be special without being "What do we need the player character for?"