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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nathanael" data-source="post: 247992" data-attributes="member: 5784">First of all, to call me a troll is to marginalize my opinion and say that no one in their right mind would think that. I believe what I've written, or I wouldn't bother.Secondly, no I haven't seen the book. Everyone keeps reminding me of this. But, despite what everyone says that Monte says, the advert for the BoVD says that it contains what I'm concerned about. I agree with one poster that this is simply a way to stir up controversy to boost D&D sales to reflect Hasbro standards. Either way, the stated content concerns me. Thirdly, as was also pointed out, you don't need a book to give you rules for this sort of thing. Seriously, do you need to know the dice of damage that a rape does to its victim? If you want that content in your game, than I'm pretty sure you can figure out how it works. I see the book as simply a method for Hasbro (a childrens toy manufacturer of all things) to stimulate the market in the most lavascious way possible. Get the porn vote from those who want porn but want it in a format that they can say is 'frank and mature' and 'about realism' and not just plain old fashioned porn. You know, the White Wolf crowd.</blockquote>