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I had a good aligned Half-Oger Priest under 2nd Edition rules (he was not very powerful, but very lawful good). His father was an evil Oger, who lived in a town as a chief of a gang. When we engaged him, my charakter cast command and sent him to sleep for a round to take him prisoner. The Good...

@Zelda: think of the layout from Sorn, think of smilies. Now try to fit that together. I think, smilies are (apart from any other merit or flaw) something to avoid in this layout.

@Monkey Boy: Sure, we do it, because we like it, but this poll is to see, what other people would like to see (and other people want to see it) and because we are not realy sure, what to do ourselves (by he way, I knew some 20 something british people on University and those were rather silly (g))

Somhow, I could not have put it in words, I feel the same as you, Tanilen. But if we actually split it, we should keep the silly stuff apart from the hentai stuff. Hentai might be silly to some, but it is rather dark with it's humilations, dominations and monstrous rapes. That would mean...

With the advent of the Book of Vile Darkness, we from the Complete Guide to Unlawful Carnal Knowledge d20 are thinking about dropping the silly stuff from the guide (like the Pimp PrC, the Strap-On of Astounding e.o.).

@Isawa: I have had the same concerns, when I read the thread. But somehow, the Guide without the silly stuff would not be the same. We were attracted to the 2nd E guide for completely different things, as far as I can see, but the sillyness of some of the stuff had something for it, and I think...

Strange idea to start a thread on. If you feel like not contributing anymore, do not contribute, if you think, you got something worthwhile to write, write it. But do not write "one last zing" just to have written it. The thread will go on and you if it was not "perfect" you will look like a looser.

Why don't you hop over to house rules and contribute to the Complete Guide to Unlawful Carnal Knowledge d20? We got a tantric prestige class, too.

Nice stuff there. No problem with the space (g)

@arcady: i like your rules. (although I still think, a trap differs "slightly" from an voluntary abortion, and therefore would not count that as precedent (but I am not bothered about giving XP for an abortion, only by the implications)). Well, what to do about the other pregnancy rules? Nothing...

What is RvW? somehow, I am a bit old-fashioned, it seems. In my campaigns, you receive XP for completing tasks (what ever that means), for good role-playing and for killing (OK, overcoming foes). But it does not matter, how you name it, the problem remains, that, as soon as we put something...

If we give XP for an abortion, a lot of people will argue, that you either give XP for good role-playing or for the completion of a task (or for killing). In both cases, you we will be blamed as pro-abortion, because. As soon as we touch the topic in the guide from this side, we have to brace...

You are right Sorn, I did not intend to lecture you, it is more, that I got excited about the thought. so, who writes a short paragraph about Pregnancy and XP? Somehow I got a mean mind at the moment, because my new job sucks and I am constantly tired. i.e. read everything I write twice and...

I would like to help. Anything I could do?

mhm, how to do it without lots of tables for modifications? How about surviving an abortion? Would someone, who succeeds her check, receive XP, too? it is potentially lethal, too.

@Sorn: the somehow funny thing is, that, after the version 1.0, everything we put into the guide is in a way official OGC (even now it is actually). @arcady: I never said something about the art (only made comments): I like it @all: should we give some possible XP-values for pregnancy?

Something I never have thought of: Pregnancy and XP http://www.realmsofevil.net/cgi-bin/community/YaBB.cgi?board=general&action=display&num=1019052685

Yes, yes, yes, lets incorporate it.

Look at the map-a-week at wizards and Dungeon got some nice maps, too (castle Belame for one)

Make them want to fight. Some of the most brutal Killing machines in my campaigns have been an Assassin, a psionic ("Kill them all") and a Healer (cute little healer with a realy nasty punch), all played by women. If you set up a situation, where they realy want to get the enemy down, most...