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2024-12-30 23:29
Fantasy writers really need to stop reducing an entire people to a single archetype. It just makes fantasy races seem like a caricature rather than an actual people.
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And obviously every single group in their fantasy world, but especially if they are poc, is a monolith with no variations in culture, behaviour or beliefs based on geographical distances or any other no. of factors.
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I personally dislike when a fantasy ancestry is used to represent a specific human culture, and humans are left with no variations (the standard being usually medieval-ish Europe). But what could the alternative be, if we want to have different fantasy ancestries living together, and we want them to be recognizable? Honest question