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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sorn" data-source="post: 723595" data-attributes="member: 3097">Kolvar: I see where you are coming from. And I agree. Too many revisions and debates over things that could be done already. At least we are getting close to being done with the core mechanics. Once that is in place, the rest should go rather smoothly. As far as EA: Nymphology goes... I only had a few minutes to go over things. It's not nearly as enhaustive as I feared it to be. No rules for sexual encounters, no pregancy rules, not nearly as many spells as in our book. Their "new uses for existing spells" is not  very detailed, but nice to read. A few creatures (including a "Creature of Lust" template) and an overview on the Plane of Lust. Feats are very general (one gives a +2 to some social skills when used in the bed, another lets you use Cha instead of Int to set your spell DC's). New uses for existing skills (Alchemy for aphrodisiacs, Concentration [new DC's for casting while enganging in intercourse or being "serviced"] and Perform [into which they include fellatio and strip-tease as new artforms]).I'll go over the spells in a little more detail tonight, but at first glance I spotted the obligatory "Make your penis bigger"  spell, a lubrication spell, and Summon Sex Partner I-IV. On the bright side, all text containing game information is Open Content. What we will do with it is in the air, but at least we can reference to it. This was only a brief look-through, but it definitely looks more like a complimentary book than a replacement.</blockquote>

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