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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BV210" data-source="post: 3884954" data-attributes="member: 1534">That's my feeling. Since there's no rules differences between the genders, it's a non-issue to me. To answer a couple of the previous posts, all the kids decided on their own race, class, gender. I figure it's essentially being able to "be" something they're not. The female halfling monk may have been born more out of what would be "funny" than "fun", but I think all will work out just fine.As for the parents issue, the kids have all told their parents that they're coming over to play Dungeons and Dragons, and there's only been one with an issue. And, frankly, I'm not sure there's anything I could say or do to change their mind. They just recently allowed their daughter to actually read a Harry Potter book, after years of cajoling.All of the kids have played online RPGs of one form or another, Maple Story being the most popular with this bunch. If the parents are like me, they'll be thrilled their kid is out of their room and interacting with people face-to-face.</blockquote>