Dungeons And Dragons is swapping the word 'race', calls it 'problematic term'

9 January 2023 by Marcus Gordon

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The word 'race' is being removed from Dungeons And Dragons as part of the game's substantial new One D&D overhaul.

Announced in a new D&D Beyond blog post, the change will be rolled out as part of a playtest scheduled for December 21 (2022) alongside a slew of new rules and changes. The word 'race' will be permanently replaced with 'species' after working in "close coordination with multiple outside cultural consultants".

https://www.gamingbible.co.uk/news/dungeons-dragons-no-longer-using-the-word-race-573359-20221202

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