Fuck, this is such a great idea. Please post all you got!
I love the elves idea; I've seen that thrown around a bit, that Elves are really easily adaptable to their biomes. It could be nice to see them adapt in like a generation or two to whatever new environment they emigrate to.
Also, as a general advice for this whole thread, simply don't reply to obvious bait!
His point is that non-Europeans were prevalent in Europe because Europeans were aware that they existed which is retarded.
>Thanks for reporting me. I am actually founder of the studio, so not sure it will help.
That's obviously not the point at all. The only people who are saying anything about them being prevalent are dipshits like They existed, a few lived there, so play a dark-skinned elf or whatever if you want, without worrying about being ahistorical.
> I love the elves idea; I've seen that thrown around a bit, that Elves are really easily adaptable to their biomes. It could be nice to see them adapt in like a generation or two to whatever new environment they emigrate to.
That'd be the more sensible option, but they way I typically describe my elves is; if you take a newborn elf and throw it in a pond, it will start breathing water and swimming before it even has a chance to drown. Until they hit adulthood, they are just that adaptable.
Races like this picture crumple my jimmies. Real world culture but elves/dwarves/etc. is lazy and boring. You should be casting such a wide net of inspiration and original ideas that it's impossible to label them not-cultures.
That is brilliant!
+10 horse points.
>ethnicities, something that is only seen in humans
Jesus Christ
To be fair, I feel that way about fantasy settings in general. I don't think it's necessarily bad? I think the cultures we already have are pretty adaptable and interesting, as long as you don't rely too much on not-Xculture and instead focus on taking aesthetic bits and pieces you like , I think it's okay.
here, I actually agree with you and my own homebrew has a somewhat similar approach, but the faulty rhetoric like claiming one painting proves any sort of point about a huge continent really shits me up the wall.