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Greetings! Hey there Maddman my friend! Indeed, the Buffy Game seems to *drip* with sexuality...and adolescent angst!:) Sounds like it was fun, and interesting!:lol: Have you run the Buffy Game often? Is it a good system? I've never played the Buffy Game. All those sexy vampires and werewolves...

Greetings! Excellent post, my friend. I entirely agree. Your own experience matches my own. Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! SEX. Yes, sex is often a volatile and controversial topic--as well as often seemingly trivial, irrelevant, and frivolous. However, it seems to me that--at least in my experience, many mature players that are sincerely interested in the campaign world and the immersion of their...

Greetings! How have you used romance in your campaigns? Has Romantic relationships been significant or important to various player characters? Have you thought about how various romantic relationships between important NPC's in the campaign can affect them, and thus, their relationships with...

Greetings! COURTLY LOVE Courtly Love--enflamed and inspired the imagination and the human spirit during the High Middle Ages, and was developed from troubedors and knights returning from the Holy Land during the Crusades. Courtly Love grew, and was contributed to by important commentary and...

Greetings! In general, I entirely agree. Excellent post! However--help me out here. I guess I am not quite getting what the bruhaha is with people that insist that rape in the game be...roleplayed?--or are opponents of such vociferously opposed to even mentioning rape, or having rape included...

Greetings! Well, I'm not quite sure why whatever minimally-flavoured race text supplied in the PHB is seemingly regarded as so authoritative in regards to the origins, culture, and society of any particular race open to player characters and NPC's alike. Don't most DM's tweak and fit such...

Greetings! Hello, my friend!:) Well, I originally created the *Seven Principles of Dynamic Temples* as a kind of template from which I could use to quickly get a grasp on any given temple encountered. Essentially a series of questions from which I could be sure to remain conscious of as I...

Greetings! *LAUGHS* Thanks, my friend! I'm glad you like them. Well, as for the unusual names of the patron deities...well, I kept the male deities within the theme of flavoured animals, and the female deities having a theme of emotional fruits.;) I supplied them as a generic kind of template...

Greetings! Thanks Xechnao! Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! That's hilarious, my friend! Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! Have many of you successfully had campaigns set in an ancient milieu? Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! Thankyou, Xechnao!:) Whatdya think, my friend?:cool: Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! Remathillis, I love this.;) Yeah, I can imagine how *forcing* lots of medieval prejudices and conventions upon players--especially females--could potentially result in "less fun". However, in one of my campaigns, I actually ran with a number of medieval campaign assumptions for...

Greetings! Well, here is an example of a small group of dynamic temples located in a small, dirty, impoverished medieval town.;) Each of these temples are small, and support a staff of perhaps a few dozen clerics and initiates each. None of the temples are wealthy, and all live in simple...

Greetings! Wow.:) Well, while I am quite familiar with Cultural Anthropology and theories of materialism (the "Structure" at the base; materialism of primal needs and resource management, in doing what works the best and most efficiently is ultimately largely irresistable by the culture...

Greetings! Here are a few sample idea and adventure scenarios for a campaign using a Roman Empire-type setting. What do you all think? Semper Fidelis, SHARK The Western Edges of the Empire--Britain and Gaul A Roman patron requires the group to escort an important shipment of arms to a...

Greetings! Well, very good then. However, are you implying that the player-characters are the rare bunch of spellcasters and such, and that such spell-casters are therefore extremely rare, if not virtually unavailable to the rest of society? Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! Thanks very much, Herriman! Check out the Shark Attack blog, and let me know what you think of it!;) Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! You make some excellent points, Pawsplay!:) However--while it seems to me that certainly there were aspects of Medieval society that were advanced--even some that were superior advancements over what the ancients had achieved in Antiquity--overall, much of Medieval society was...