How many female gamers in your group?

[fredramsey]

My group definitely breaks the stereotype of most gaming groups. I have 1 male and 4 female players. I was just wondering what the breakdown was for most groups.

 

[Jeff Wilder]

My group definitely breaks the stereotype of most gaming groups. I have 1 male and 4 female players. I was just wondering what the breakdown was for most groups.

One woman, four guys.

 

[Piratecat]

KidCthulhu's group has six women, three guys. Sagiro's has three women, three guys, and mine is currently at two women and five guys (down from its traditional split of 50/50.)

 

[diaglo]

d02 group.

no women. fluctuating number from 6-8 PCs plus 1 DM.

OD&D group 3 women. 5-7 men plus 1 referee.

 

[Desdichado]

We used to be split 50/50 -- four guys and their wives. Now we're four guys (although only two of the original four) and one wife.

 

[Crothian]

Depends which group...I went with 3 women as that is what we usually have in the big group. But it could be as few as one or as many as five depending on the personel combination.

 

[el-remmen]

Typically, my groups have always had at least one woman. . . sometimes two. . .

But when our last female player moved back to France - It has been nothing but men, baby!

I wouldn't mind mixing things up gender-wise. . .

 

[BlueBlackRed]

No women.

And if a women were to join 2 things would have to happen:
1) We find a new place to play. My wife believes D&D to be a "guy" thing only.
2) She has to pass the "queen-bee test". If she can't stand it that she's not the center of attention, she ain't playing.

...well actually rule 2 applies to both genders...

 

[Mercule]

My group is made up of three couples, either married or engaged. We are split 50:50 or 3:3.

If I counted the pool of available gamers in my immediate sphere of influence, it might favor guys slightly, but not by much.

 

[painandgreed]

Groups I play with average about 25% female.