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Post by Deleted on Apr 18, 2015 15:16:34 GMT -5
It's funny how certain anachronistic things will bleed into the game, sometimes just from association with a word. It's the same with elves; a lot of people have played 'rinth elves like stereotypical black people from the hood, a fad stemming largely from the fact that 'necker' sounds like 'necker' (and was used precisely that way by a lot of said elves, complete with gratuitous ebonics). I can totally see a Zalanthan terrorist organization called ALA inspiring bad players to play their characters like wildly anti-thematic muslim terrorists.
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jkarr
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Post by jkarr on Apr 18, 2015 17:32:27 GMT -5
It's funny how certain anachronistic things will bleed into the game, sometimes just from association with a word. It's the same with elves; a lot of people have played 'rinth elves like stereotypical black people from the hood, a fad stemming largely from the fact that 'necker' sounds like 'necker' (and was used precisely that way by a lot of said elves, complete with gratuitous ebonics). I can totally see a Zalanthan terrorist organization called ALA inspiring bad players to play their characters like wildly anti-thematic muslim terrorists. you notice the female in a veiled, inky-black burqa trying to slip into the shadows look room main bazaar a small, gaudy carriage is here the female in a veiled, inky-black burqa crouches close to the carriage here - she is carrying a shoddy-looking wooden box with a fuse nod female west you send a telepathic message to the swarthy, dark-haired woman: "now" you hear a woman's voice shout from the east in bendune: "ala hu mukbar!" you hear an explosion go off to the east |
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