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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Merior" data-source="post: 440435" data-attributes="member: 3629">@Vaxalon: Good to hear you like the idea, but shouldn't doing this be hard? Here is the revised bit on Gender Preference as well as a bit that I think could be put in Chapter Two though I might generalize it for use of Diplomacy and Perform...Comments are always appreciated.Gender PreferenceMost characters are attracted only to partners of one gender or another while a small number are attracted to both. For purposes of this Guide, it should be defined for each character where it is relevant if they are attracted to men and/or women.A character suffers from a -2 morale penalty to their Sexual Prowess checks towards, and a +2 morale bonus to arousal checks against uses of Sexual Prowess by, those of a gender they are not attracted toFor purposes of seduction, NPCs are generally considered to be Indifferent towards seduction attempts by those of their preferred gender and Hostile towards those from people who are not of their preferred gender. This default reaction is adjusted by circumstances. For example, a truly faithful married man might be Unfriendly to any seduction attempts at all while a curious and jaded noble woman might Indifferent to an approach by another woman but Friendly if a suitable gentleman were to approach her.BluffNew Use: Seduction.You can use Bluff to convince someone to believe that your romantic attentions are sincere and desirable, perhaps to gain some favour from them or simply to persuade them into your bed.This is effectively an attempt to change another's attitude (as per the rules in the DMG). A Friendly reaction is generally the minimum required to lure someone into your bed if you appear to be of their preferred gender and no possible consequences are obvious, while a Helpful reaction would be required if this is not true.This action cannot be used during combat.</blockquote>

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