Crucially, the creator allows players to make modifications that aren’t always possible in other RPGs, letting them modify a characters genitals (choosing between preset options), identity (male, female, non-binary/other), and voice. [Lead character artist Alena] Dubrovina says including those options was about giving players the ability to create characters that, while grounded in the lore of Dungeons & Dragons, are “relevant today.”
"Gender is not defined by your body, genitals or your voice in our game, we want everyone to be who they want to be and build their own unique identity. If you want to play as a bearded non-binary dwarf with a masculine voice and green hair, why not?
- ConstableJelly ( @ConstableJelly@beehaw.org ) 11•1 year ago
I like the intention and execution here, but credit to cyberpunk 2077 because they did essentially the same thing first a couple years ago.