I keep saying that I'll give it a shot and I fully intend to. But I don't think that using racial stereotypes and the civil rights movement as analogues to necromancy is in any way accurate or helpful.  They do not have the same root.<br/><br/>One is a group of real people, more than a billion, that have been repeatedly genocided, oppressed and systematically abused by other people with more numbers, more weapons and an agenda that was created to excuse exploitation.<br/><br/>The other is a fictional small group that have specifically set out to manipulate death, souls and dead bodies specifically to accomplish their own agendas and increase their own, personal power.<br/><br/>I would rather you compare this to other fictional sources, like Isaac or Hector from the Castlevania animated series.<br/><br/>I have nothing against Vergil or his choice of character. I just don't want to blindside him and, if it were me in his shoes, I would want the same warning. If someone was playing a Ranger whose Favored Enemy was orc and I wanted to play a half-orc I would appreciate the heads up.   I don't have any personal biases against necromancers or half-orcs or anything because they're not real.<br/><br/>I'm personally hoping that my concerns are completely unfounded but I'd be an asshole if I didn't at least make sure to warn Virg about it.