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As many grammar nazis will point out, a species =/= a race. Especially when it's a fictional species, and the preference for evil orcs is a stylistic one. He believes that the orc species (okay, 'race' is more practical, but I can't be a hypocrite in this post) is defined by its malice, just like dwarves are defined by mining. You change it, you change the race.

As many grammar nazis will point out, a species =/= a race.

grammar nazis

grammar

[Grammar Nazi Nazi]NEIN![/Grammar Nazi Nazi]

I blame Crimson Jester for good, evil, law, chaos, and neutrality.

I have some FAWTY Logic.

[Spelling Nazi]Es ist "FaWTLy logic," Narr.[/Spelling Nazi]

At this point were quibbling about something that neither of us are going to change our minds about regarding the specific examples I brought up. There is a whole slew of speculative BS we can throw at each other about characters about why they are or aren't wearing clothes. But I've got to hammer this home for you, all the objections I and the people who have spoken to me have are not moral. Perhaps you're not directing that towards me, but I just want to make that clear.

Also, I think you meant droves rather than troves. Unless they're running away towards treasure :)

[Spelling Nazi]Nein, es ist geschrieben "we're!"[/Spelling Nazi]

that's Fruankinsteen

[Spelling/Punctuation Nazi]Nein, es ist Frankenstein ausgeprägt![/Spelling/Punctuation Nazi]