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amuzen ONLINE (01/04/2016) [-]
Eh shouldn't be to hard to work in someone from the otherside of the fence into the party for a race war. Why would you even allow him to introduce his character into the game without knowing who that character is anyways?
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schneidend ONLINE (01/04/2016) [-] I think he just assumed the guy wasn't going to remain a minotaur. And, we all know what they say about assumptions.
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schneidend ONLINE (01/04/2016) [-] It's not really lazy DMing, especially if the DM has a design for how the characters are introduced or how they know each other. And, in most settings, a lot of races hang out in cosmopolitan cities, so a character's race is indeed often unimportant in determining where they are or what they do.
It also may be a more casual game/group, or one where the group expects that their characters to come about purely through roleplay and not from where they arre recruited.
It also may be a more casual game/group, or one where the group expects that their characters to come about purely through roleplay and not from where they arre recruited.
