> While I wish we could satisfy everyone, we ultimately have to follow the most logical branches on the decision tree. And as we all know, that naturally leads

> While I wish we could satisfy everyone, we ultimately have to follow the most logical branches on the decision tree. And as we all know, that naturally leads to one crowning answer. Indeed, this is the answer to the great mysteries of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The answer? Anthropomorphic animals. There is a kernel of truth here. Whenever humans are used in board games, it inevitably leads to charges of misrepresentation, cultural appropriation, historical white washing, downplaying colonization, etc. The obvious solution is to not use humans. So, use animals, aliens, fantasy creatures, robots, etc. instead. Or just avoid using agents altogether. In Castles of Mad King Ludwig you are building a castle by adding rooms. No thinking creatures at all.