StreamOfTheSky
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Your post reminded me of something I read a long time ago: • The Birth Control of Yesteryear • Damn Interesting
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Birth control in D&D
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Your post reminded me of something I read a long time ago: • The Birth Control of Yesteryear • Damn Interesting
That was an interesting article. Since a lot of our modern medicines originated from studying plants with medicinal purposes I have always liked to add that kind of flavor to a game instead of making things magical.
As another poster mentioned, there's the Nara root for females and (I can't remember the male version's name) for males in the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting for 3rd. edition. They cause temporary infertility, though it won't stop a pregnancy already in progress. For that, resort to the BoEF.
RUMBLETiGER
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I know we're about 4 pages in, but has anyone considered absinance? Great preventer of pregnancy, 100% effective!
OTOH, absinthe probably has led to a few babies. (It does make the heart grow fonder...)
StreamOfTheSky
Adventurer
Someone did mention it a few pages ago. And as others replied, the point of birth control is because not having sex simply isn't an acceptable lifestyle choice for those concerned.
Yeah- this is probably interrelated with the 2 "Knight" (term used loosly) threads.
RUMBLETiGER
Adventurer
Thanks. I tend to get fuzzy reading Hunter99 threads recently, I must have missed it.
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