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Timeline of Woke Infiltration Into the RPG Hobby/Industry?

Started by jeff37923, January 09, 2025, 11:02:56 PM

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Omega

This current wave started in 2010. The mess of the 90s wave had mostly died down, but you could see the tentative beginnings as early as 09.

In RPGs it was RPG.Net and storygamers pushing here and there, in board gaming it was BGG mostly and even still now.

By about 2015 it was in full swing and gaining momentum. You could see the beginnings of it in D&D with the little entries in 5e. And that has increased gradually to its current state.

Outside RPGs its been about the same, this increasing level of control the woke have over every form of media.

And so far it is showing little likelyhood of a moments respite before the 2030 wave begins.

5 fucking years and we will be in some likely even worse lunatic spree.

Omega

Quote from: Armchair Gamer on January 10, 2025, 02:06:22 PM
Quote from: jhkim on January 10, 2025, 01:52:17 PMStill, both Greyhawk and Forgotten Realms have always had a lot of non-white guys. They were designed as broad settings with lots of different ethnicities, not just European. But until 3rd edition, non-white characters weren't featured in the core rulebooks.


  Not quite. There's a black magic-user in the 1991 Rules Cyclopedia, p. 20.


More than just that. Black guy right there in the contents pages,asian pg6, and 28, the one you noted pg20, another asian pg30,  Theres some obviously Mediterranean ones scattered about too.