Goblin Slavery Simulator?

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I've been hearing this is set in a time of a terf war between Goblins and Wizards

Now I've never read anything Harry Potter related and you'd have to pay me a lot of money to do it, but from what I understand the background lore is that Wizards had been keeping goblins as slaves and treating them quite horribly

So eventually the goblins decided to rise up against their slave masters, and being an enlightened and progressive people, the wizards used extreme violence to put down the slave revolts and mounted the heads of murdered slaves on their walls.

But on a scale of 1 to 10, how problematic will this game be?

[Dragon Master]

Eh, not really. Goblins aren't really slaves (that would be the House Elves).

Think of Goblins as their own faction and their own nation who are kind of a vassal-state instead of slaves. They have their own government and laws. They also completely control the entire economy of the wizarding world.

What they lack are the rights to use wands or learn wizarding magic.

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Ah, I thought the Goblins had been slaves and rose up in slave revolts and that's why all the severed goblin heads were mounted on the wall in that one book I've admittedly never read and only know about because of a youtube video.

But it may have been elves actually.

[Dragon Master]

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Ah, I thought the Goblins had been slaves and rose up in slave revolts and that's why all the severed goblin heads were mounted on the wall in that one book I've admittedly never read and only know about because of a youtube video.

But it may have been elves actually.

Ah, the Black family. Those were the heads of House Elves who served the family, and those elves considered it a point of honor to have their head mounted upon their death.

[Castyles]

I just hope the story is not one dimensional given the current setting.

Worst case scenario you have but only two options:
1)Everyone becomes BFF's and ♥♥♥♥ or 2)Everyone gets nuked.

Wack.

I also smell something along the lines of "the goblins are not evil like the wizards want you to believe". Hate to bring irl politics into it but the whole thing has a "punching up against the man" vibe.

[Teddy]

The goblins are going to demand reparations.

[Chaos Residue]

Hogwarts Legacy takes place in the 1800s. The Goblin Rebellion of 1612 occurred around two centuries before this game. That could be what you were thinking of, but it's possible you were conflating the Goblin Rebellion of 1612 with the history of house elves (and especially with the Black family's history of house elves).

[Rich Mobb]

wouldn't read harry potter, probably read game of thrones, cringggge.

[Cabbage]

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wouldn't read harry potter, probably read game of thrones, cringggge.

'Game of Thrones'? Are you a philistinal dolt? It's not in the same league as Potter.
What can I say? An American author. Considering the British are the authority on the English language...

No. I don't have to contend with meaningless gesticulations to the contrary. American...

No one is an authority on the English language, we aren't speaking French.