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Honorable Mention: TNTeena
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As a DM, I often feel that I need to do what I can to provide proper diversity in the worlds I present. Nobody wants to have a whitewashed world or a world full of racist archetypes. So in trying to keep with giving a proper presentation, especially as a cishet white male, I do what I can to thread the needle and give proper presentation without entering too hard in pastiche or such. And I mean, as a DM, you have to wear a lot of masks.

Enter Tina, a one-issue member of the Terror Titans or whatever. Tina (by Scar's design) has autism. Neurodivergency is not the kind of diversity normally handled in RPG's, but I feel I can give appropriate kudos to Scar for presenting a character so well.

We just met Tina a bit ago, but she very quickly showed her unique personality, as well as her capability. She was the only one in Alcatraz with us who was coming up with a plan to get out. And she was such a sweetheart. "Saoirse is very smart. She listened to my plan."

We ended up sending half of the cell block out to cause chaos on their own, but I was not going to let Tina leave with them. She was coming with us.

Also, Tina's superpower is her fingers explode. Like, actually explode. They come back later.