Question; how do people feel about human opponents in D&D (from fighting bandits to playing politics with powerful feudal nobles and merchants, etc); does it give the game a tie to reality, or do you think there's nothing a bland human can do that a monster can't?
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@Leucrotta I think in terms of diversity and visibility, it's good for players and player characters to get forced to recognize that non-humans can have just as complex and compelling interactions as humans. It does the soul some good to have to deal with something other than itself all the time. IMO, though. YMMV
