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So Cassette Beasts is going to have 120 creatures, right? And every pair of creatures has a unique fusion. Assuming order doesn't matter, that's more than 7,000 fusions. And there is no way every single fusion will be properly playtested before release. So this playerbase is going to discover some combinations that are so incredibly broken . . .

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My thoughts on the whole "orc racism" thing are limited by the fact that I don't have any stories to tell about evil orcs. That's not a moral statement. I just don't have any plotbunnies that require evil orcs, goblins, etc. in order to function. So it's hard for me to put myself in another author's shoes here. I do piss people off, but it's more . . . inflammatory, I guess? Like, yes this Native American character is kind of evil, but I refuse to rewrite him, because it's racist to say Native Americans can't be evil. So that's what I think of when I think of orc discourse, but then I can't really use that for anything, since the idea is supposed to be that evil orcs aren't related to racism.