I believe Nihara, gelcat in Undermountain, has corruption mechanic based on Champ's corruption level.
Hey now, the greatest empire in the history of Savarra was predominantly human for a reason. Clearly, you don’t have to be a Warhammer 40k to get the obvious. Tho I am
Actually no, it was human/elf (more or less equally) plus minority populations of pretty much everybody else on the continent. Savarran Imperium of Man it was not.
I will not learn from this information to grow and become a better person. Matter of fact, I will double down and become worse.
Matter of fact, if you are short at all, you don't have a soul/count as a person, shrimple as. That's why imps are so short, it all makes sense now!
Superior species then. I guess that is technically more accurate too, but it feels a little weird to use that term in a fantasy setting. Seems oddly modern, maybe even anachronistic. Almost like if, I don't know, the champion were to be called a mutant (I'm looking at you, witcher, with your literate, unwashed NPCs, seemingly implying they have a basic understanding of the concept of genetics), even though post-portal that fits twice well.
Well I mean yeah probably, they probably are just parroting off the words of more educated individuals. Still, feels odd even if it is the most educated actually know the word's definition. I guess you could also say that you don't need a microscope to observe the obvious abnormalities in a witcher, so the development of the word and its usage is still reasonable and appropriate. Again though, it's just one of those words that feels anachronistic, even though it obviously isn't cause clearly the genre we are talking about is not historical fiction. It's a vibes thing, not really an objective issue.
