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Kramnik takes a rare W
r/chess

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Kramnik takes a rare W
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What faction do you think is the most horrifying to fight?
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What faction do you think is the most horrifying to fight?
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Input from a Japanese pathfinder player
r/Pathfinder2e

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Input from a Japanese pathfinder player

Hi guys, as a Japanese pathfinder player who has actual samurai in my family tree here are my two cents. It's not racist, just like how me playing as a knight isn't racist. I'm not claiming a culture nor am I mocking European knights when I play one. I think they're cool and if people want to play as a samurai they should be free to play as one. I also understand that it can be upsetting to some people that samurai are often used as main representation for the Asian warrior archetype. But you have to understand that for a lot of people with little exposure, this is what many are most familiar with. It's the same everywhere, in Japan there is a subculture of admiring American Midwest cowboys.

There should definitely be more representation of other cultures. Hell, I would love to have a Maharlika representation for my Filipino half. But suppresing genuine curiosity and desire because you disagree with people goes against the idea of Pathfinder. If anything this should have become an avenue if introducing people to different warrior classes from different regions. I love it when I'm on Tumblr or other platforms where cool character ideas are shared to represent a culture. This type of discussion exposes me to cultures that I would have never gone out of my way to research.

I understand if you want to fight against stereotyping/misrepresenting a group of people but frankly, we didn't ask for your "protection". How I see it, as long as people are respectful to a culture that's all we can really ask for. Do your research, be curious, and just have fun. Isn't that why we all started playing to begin with?







The old and new
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The old and new
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