With it that immersive, there will be much fun to be had for a diplomancer.

Base +21, F-O-X +7, 1qazqaz +7, apocolypse101 +6

I have no clue why this is so lowly rated...

Base +6, dsgturuhgjhgk +6, F-O-X +7, 1qazqaz +7, jaggerknife +6

And this adventurers is why you don't drink random potions before identiyfing what they do.

Base +6, 1qazqaz +7

CoVirus
Maybe this will answer your question.

-2 Stars for unnecessary overly used ripping cloths trope in general, which breaks the immersion of the story. [Funnily enough for a story about making a D&D story more immersive. XD]
-1 Star for shoes ripping on digitigrade feet when they would just fall off loooooong before ripping or be taken off by the one changing out of discomfort or pain.
-1 Star for belt bursting before killing the wearer or causing serious injury when the wearer would have removed it long ago out of discomfort or pain.
-1 Star for shirt being ripped from growth in arias that don't make sense. [EG: at the seams would make more sense] assuming the wearer would not remove it out of discomfort or pain long before it rips.
-1 Star for denim pants ripping before the discomfort of them cutting into the wearers hips/torso and/or cutting off circulation in the legs prompts the wearer to take them off.
-1 Star for stupid unnecessary giantess, which breaks immersion as rat folk are small to tiny characters in D&D...
-1 Star from people that don't like giantess in general.
+2 Stars for good art.
+1 for okay ish stoy

I see potential for a remake to do better.

Does that help explain the bad rating CoVirus?

Base +6, kimds6584 -6, Capuchuu -6, Redgled -5, joy-sama -6, damianea103 -5

Why make a rat-folk character Big? Even in terms of DND the enlarge person spell only bumps you up a size category (Going from Small sized to Medium size), And your equipment/clothes change to match.

Base +7, damianea103 +5

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Base +6