/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>722766
Direct real world politics really shouldn't be a part of fantasy, nor DnD by extension. You could explore broader themes that intersect with socialist and Marxist politics, such as poverty, equality, what it means to be a good person in a world that seems to have suffering ingrained into its very mechanisms.

But I think that having workers councils and actual socialist ideology is a bit much. It's hard to feel like you've been swept away to dark lands beneath strange moons if you have what is very obvious real world industrial/post-industrial politics in it.

>>722766
>Is DnD socialist?
No. Its a class based fantasy role playing game.

>>722766
I don't think fantasy roleplay can be capitalist because then it basically ruins the possibility to be anything

>>722770
>It's hard to feel like you've been swept away to dark lands beneath strange moons if you have what is very obvious real world industrial/post-industrial politics in it.
Depends on the fantasy

>>722771
This
Classless systems like Call of Cthulhu/BRP, however, are socialist

>>722770
dumbass u get to literally experiment and make your own world why wouldnt u put politics in it

>>723014
yeah but then retards here will say your world is terrible and poop if you make the politics more dystopian than MLP worldbuilding

>>723019
Equestria is a theocratic ethnostate therefore it is already bad
Teletubbies is the only communist setting

Someone's politics and wolrdviews still usually seeps into their worldbuilding
this isn't good or bad, just is

>>722771
RPG classes aren't the same as economic classes.