I just stumbled upon the symbol that is used on the card "Morana Runestone".
It is a so called "wolf trap" (original "Wolfsangel") and was used from the "Werwolf"-division (a terror organization esp. towards the end of WW II) of the nazis. After the war it was re-used by "Junge Front", a neo-nazi organization that existed until 1982.
The public use of that symbol in Germany is forbidden and (probably more important for DSPR) indictable. 3 years in prison or (more likely) a substantial fine.
I'm not interested in a debate about neo-nazis nor their symbols, I just wanted to point to it as a publishing issue. It's up to DSPR, how they deal with it.
(Lots of games in Germany were taken from the market and/or made 18+ because of such symboils, that's why I see the need to inform about it)
It is a so called "wolf trap" (original "Wolfsangel") and was used from the "Werwolf"-division (a terror organization esp. towards the end of WW II) of the nazis. After the war it was re-used by "Junge Front", a neo-nazi organization that existed until 1982.
The public use of that symbol in Germany is forbidden and (probably more important for DSPR) indictable. 3 years in prison or (more likely) a substantial fine.
I'm not interested in a debate about neo-nazis nor their symbols, I just wanted to point to it as a publishing issue. It's up to DSPR, how they deal with it.
(Lots of games in Germany were taken from the market and/or made 18+ because of such symboils, that's why I see the need to inform about it)