Goblin Slayer is a D&D based anime... change my mind.

[Daryl]

Im just saying
theres alot of references in Goblin Slayer
that the whole story and the fictional universe surrounds implications of it being one D&D game
with "Gods" rolling dices on the fates and way of the world...
and how the titular character Goblin Slayer a.k.a Orcbolg was so randomized and unpredictable that he became the "Gods' " favourite in a sense that no matter what they do, despite not being blessed with any special traits... he does stuff.

[Dova Sos]

jonoliveira12 eredeti hozzászólása:

I want hopelessness and dread to the extreme, as fascistic angels and hedonistic demons fight for the rulership of reality, and humanity is but a footnote and plaything of inhuman power.

In the beginning the DnD universe written by TSR (later acquired by Wizards of the Coast) used demons, devils, and female demonic succubi were portrayed with exposed naked breasts but the Christian churches protested that these creatures and portraying them promotes satanism and to be removed from the universe. TSR removed these creatures later under pressure from the churches. So yeah you might not see the kind of stuff you are saying anymore.

[zaldaria]

if that was the case does that mean all those women that had a BAD END at the begining all roll nat 1s

[Grinnar]

Goblin Slayer's lore is drastically different from D&D lore. Your mind may not be changed, but these are the facts, plain and simple.

[Grinnar]

GrandMajora eredeti hozzászólása:

Lore differences aside, the series makes it pretty clear that the story is taking place in some kind of table top game. The so called 'gods' who created the world are actually the players gathered around the table, and the rolling of dice is not just a metaphor.

Basically, the series is taking place within a theater of the mind type story telling.

In that case, it would likely be closer to Dark Eye or Ragnarok or sommin. Definitely not D&D.