CRNFAllyKat
Commoner
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Favorite D&D Class: Seeker
Favorite D&D Race: Shifter
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Post by CRNFAllyKat on Aug 25, 2016 3:42:36 GMT
Hey all
My group is very soon going to encounter a clan of Golith's who basically hate everyone who isn't Golith.
I remember back in past story times Sonjin was called 'knife ears' as a racial slur.
I think it would be interesting to have some slurs come from the Goliths (and if not them someone else later) and I was wondering what slurs you guys have used in the past? I'm coming up blank.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 25, 2016 7:00:49 GMT
In Dragon Age, 'knife ears' was a slur for elves as well. I hadn't given it much thought, but I can imagine the goliath-like race in my own setting have some interesting derogatives. I think the literal translations for their words for humans shall be 'bunnies.' Dwarves shall be 'mounds' and elves shall be 'twigs.' Feel free to use 'em.  |
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Post by lasersniper on Aug 28, 2016 2:19:34 GMT
I think the literal translations for their words for humans shall be 'bunnies.' Feel free to use 'em. If that is the case then this scene will need to be recreated. |
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Post by blakeryan on Sept 3, 2016 1:58:55 GMT
In Shadowrun people call -
Elves = 'dandelion eaters'
Dwarves = 'stunties' or 'squats'
Orks and Trolls = 'trog'
Idiot = 'Gonk'
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dmtreat
Squire
Posts: 48 
Favorite D&D Class: Ranger
Favorite D&D Race: Dwarf
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Post by dmtreat on Oct 11, 2016 0:04:27 GMT
This is more of a slur for a class but in my world if you want to insult a spellcaster you call them a "feral". This is insulting because in my world a "feral" is a student of spellcasting who has not yet earned the title of his class. So to call a level 20 sorcerer a "feral" is just asking for a fight.
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