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I have a lot of yuri-dominant places/organisations in my d&d setting. Nothing really made for that purpose specifically though.
I guess one example would be my main Drow city/society
>Are men still around? Regardless of yes or no, what has happened to them? Dead? Turned gay? Etc.
Men still exist, but are declining in what little relevance they used to have in society for a variety of reasons. First of all my drow practice amform of athenian democracy, so in their cities only adult, female drow can be citizens and have political rights. Without unasked for lore dumping, the key part was drow women finding out they could dominate surface elves by using magic to impregnate their females (since canonically drow breed dominant among elves). Alongside a certain elvish demi-goddess that started advocating for this kind of "reconciliation" it made men in that part of the Underdark basically irrelevant to the drow matriarchy.
They aren't gone, but their days are basically numbered.
>If men are around, are women the dominant gender or are they equal, or worse, oppressed?
Its the Drow. Its a matriarchy and here not just in name like usual D&D. Men have no political rights and besides some holdouts, increasingly no power. Mostly only a issue for nobility, non-nobility are used to their lot and just accept it as given.
>How did lesbianism become normalized/institutionalized?
1. Drow democracy still involves a lot of backstabbing and faction building. Getting into bed with your political allies (and enemies) is basically key to thriving and 'not' being good at sex with women is basically equal to political irrelevance.
2. They can and enjoy knocking up eachother and surface elven girls, making drow-surface elf relationships key to their revenge plot (be it as political marriages, hostage-wives or plain old slavery and rape).
>What happens if a girl identifies as straight?
If there was such an individual, she would keep it to herself and eat pussy like a good girl.

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