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|reason=Based on how they view other races they seem like they'd be a pacifistic race, yet they are an honorable warrior race with no discrimination towards anyone. This strikes me as odd, but it is an interesting race and is overall balanced in my opinion.  
 
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[[User: Canlin Undrosh]] I've made some clarity Edits, and I hope this is enough to keep the page from being deleted. I've fixed The capitalization errors, the grammar errors I found and the formatting of the Racial Traits. I fixed some wording and made it a bit easier to follow. Overall I made changes but believe they maintain the original intent of the work as the guidelines state for clarity edits. I disagree with the reasoning in the Winter Cleaning banner that racial names should be lower case in sentences. In regular grammar ethnic groups '''Must''' be capitalized as they are proper nouns such as African, Latino, or Caucasian.
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[[User:Canlin Undrosh|Canlin Undrosh]] ([[User talk:Canlin Undrosh|talk]]) 13:42, 4 March 2020 (UTC) I've made some clarity Edits, and I hope this is enough to keep the page from being deleted. I've fixed The capitalization errors, the grammar errors I found and the formatting of the Racial Traits. I fixed some wording and made it a bit easier to follow. Overall I made changes but believe they maintain the original intent of the work as the guidelines state for clarity edits. I disagree with the reasoning in the Winter Cleaning banner that racial names should be lower case in sentences. In regular grammar ethnic groups '''Must''' be capitalized as they are proper nouns such as African, Latino, or Caucasian.
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:As for capitalization of race names, easy answer; they're different species rather than ethnic groups. Its also the official way Wizards of the Coast decided to do it, so we go along with that for consistency (as well, since typically we get things like "rock gnome" or whatever, rather than ethnicities that tie to proper places, like, uh, "Waterdeepian humans"). The rules for writing in "D&D Style" are already different than formal writing in a bunch of places anyway. Also, on the topic of deletion, articles really don't get deleted for having rough grammar/wording stuff. At worst, it would get sandboxed if it was outright unusable.
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:I have no idea what people from Waterdeep are called. Waterdepths? Waterdeepites? Waterdeepers? Waterderps? --[[User:Ganteka Future|Ganteka Future]] ([[User talk:Ganteka Future|talk]]) 20:12, 4 March 2020 (UTC)

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Based on how they view other races they seem like they'd be a pacifistic race, yet they are an honorable warrior race with no discrimination towards anyone. This strikes me as odd, but it is an interesting race and is overall balanced in my opinion.

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Canlin Undrosh (talk) 13:42, 4 March 2020 (UTC) I've made some clarity Edits, and I hope this is enough to keep the page from being deleted. I've fixed The capitalization errors, the grammar errors I found and the formatting of the Racial Traits. I fixed some wording and made it a bit easier to follow. Overall I made changes but believe they maintain the original intent of the work as the guidelines state for clarity edits. I disagree with the reasoning in the Winter Cleaning banner that racial names should be lower case in sentences. In regular grammar ethnic groups Must be capitalized as they are proper nouns such as African, Latino, or Caucasian.

As for capitalization of race names, easy answer; they're different species rather than ethnic groups. Its also the official way Wizards of the Coast decided to do it, so we go along with that for consistency (as well, since typically we get things like "rock gnome" or whatever, rather than ethnicities that tie to proper places, like, uh, "Waterdeepian humans"). The rules for writing in "D&D Style" are already different than formal writing in a bunch of places anyway. Also, on the topic of deletion, articles really don't get deleted for having rough grammar/wording stuff. At worst, it would get sandboxed if it was outright unusable.
I have no idea what people from Waterdeep are called. Waterdepths? Waterdeepites? Waterdeepers? Waterderps? --Ganteka Future (talk) 20:12, 4 March 2020 (UTC)
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