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Resources
So much of D&D and all TTRPGs is the use of our imagination to step into the experience of someone other than yourself. We believe that our local community of Nashville where we live and the online D&D Community where we play are made stronger by diversity, equity, and representation.
The demonization of the ‘other’ is common both in the ChasmQuest narratives, and unfortunately in our own world. In the show we fight to end cycles of oppression, and continue to do so out of game in our own communities.
Below are resources we’d like to share to keep us and our listeners educated and active:
diverse Voices in ttrpgs
Three Black Halflings - TTRPG Podcast
Islands of Sina Una - a campaign setting for D&D 5e written and created by an all Filipino Team
Pathfinder Lost Omens: Tian Xia World Guide
Dimension 20 - Dropout Network
Our Friends at LegendLark (formerly, Dames & Dragons)
And Lovelycraftians
Organizations
Palestine Children’s Relief Fund - Urgent Need!
Asian Americans Advancing Justice
american friends service COMMITTEE - Abolish Ice
Human Rights Campaign - lgbtq+ Rights