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	[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Mystara]]		[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Mystara]]

1d4chan>Zimriel: tend to agree that everyone agrees on what a miscue this was, 'heresy' might be the better nuance here

2021-08-04T00:52:16Z

tend to agree that everyone agrees on what a miscue this was, 'heresy' might be the better nuance here

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	[[File:Kara-kara cover.png\|thumb\|Aloha, yah gitz! I'm da Kahuna uv dis 'ere Luau!]]		[[File:Kara-kara cover.png\|thumb\|Aloha, yah gitz! I'm da Kahuna uv dis 'ere Luau!]]
	'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''[[X8: Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the [[Creature Catalog]], and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.		'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''[[X8: Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the [[Creature Catalog]], and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.

1d4chan>Nubnuber: Removed skub tag. The skub tag is for when people are arguing about whether something is good or bad. Seeing as this page has never had an edit war and doesnt even have a discusion page, that is not the case here.

2021-08-03T20:39:22Z

Removed skub tag. The skub tag is for when people are arguing about whether something is good or bad. Seeing as this page has never had an edit war and doesnt even have a discusion page, that is not the case here.

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1d4chan>Zimriel at 12:31, 31 July 2021

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	'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''[[X8: Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the [[Creature Catalog]], and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.		'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''[[X8: Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the [[Creature Catalog]], and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 20:40, 9 February 2021

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	'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''[[X8: Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the Creature Catalog, and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.		'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''[[X8: Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the [[Creature Catalog]], and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.

	If you frequent /tg/, you're probably familiar with the infamous "[[orc]]s = people of color" argument. Kara-kara do themselves absolutely no favors by ''legitimately'' being based on Polynesian physical and cultural trappings. Seriously, this is their actual physical description from their monster writeup at the end of the module:		If you frequent /tg/, you're probably familiar with the infamous "[[orc]]s = people of color" argument. Kara-kara do themselves absolutely no favors by ''legitimately'' being based on Polynesian physical and cultural trappings. Seriously, this is their actual physical description from their monster writeup at the end of the module:

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 20:40, 9 February 2021

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	'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''[[X8: Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the Creature Catalog, and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.		'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''[[X8: Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the Creature Catalog, and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.

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	'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''[[X8: Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the Creature Catalog, and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.		'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''[[X8: Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the Creature Catalog, and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.

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	For what little it's worth, [[Mystara]] has always been rooted in just slapping down real world cultures boiled down to their core cliches/stereotypes and calling it a day - it's an integral part of what makes it a Pulp Fantasy setting. [[Mr. Welch]] has used them in his 5e update of Mystara as the local enemies to the also Polynesian-inspired Makai people of Ierendi, treating them as just seafaring tropical orcs who happen to emulate their Makai rivals, just as Mystaran orcs in other nations imitate their greatest enemies. But if you intend to use kara-karas straight up in your own games... well, you have been warned.		For what little it's worth, [[Mystara]] has always been rooted in just slapping down real world cultures boiled down to their core cliches/stereotypes and calling it a day - it's an integral part of what makes it a Pulp Fantasy setting. [[Mr. Welch]] has used them in his 5e update of Mystara as the local enemies to the also Polynesian-inspired Makai people of Ierendi, treating them as just seafaring tropical orcs who happen to emulate their Makai rivals, just as Mystaran orcs in other nations imitate their greatest enemies. But if you intend to use kara-karas straight up in your own games... well, you have been warned.

			==Gallery==
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			Kara-kara 1.jpg
			Kara-kara 2.jpg
			Kara-kara Creature Catalog.png
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	[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Mystara]]		[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Mystara]]

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 04:30, 26 January 2021

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	'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''X8 [[Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the Creature Catalog, and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.		'''Kara-Kara''' an obscure humanoid race native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]], implied to be relatives of the [[orc]] that have adapted to life in the tropical ocean regions south-east of Thyatis. They made only two appearances, debuting in the module ''[[X8: Drums on Fire Mountain]]'' and from there making it into the Creature Catalog, and have never appeared again... possibly because they have managed to go down in history as one of the most racist things that [[TSR]] ever produced.

	If you frequent /tg/, you're probably familiar with the infamous "[[orc]]s = people of color" argument. Kara-kara do themselves absolutely no favors by ''legitimately'' being based on Polynesian physical and cultural trappings. Seriously, this is their actual physical description from their monster writeup at the end of the module:		If you frequent /tg/, you're probably familiar with the infamous "[[orc]]s = people of color" argument. Kara-kara do themselves absolutely no favors by ''legitimately'' being based on Polynesian physical and cultural trappings. Seriously, this is their actual physical description from their monster writeup at the end of the module: