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<blockquote data-quote="Kanegrundar" data-source="post: 870644" data-attributes="member: 3913">Nudity has been used, but mostly in the &quot;you were captured and stripped&quot; motif.Sex is always off camera.&nbsp; It rarely happens, but there are those instances that the PC's just can't resist that elven wench!Child Abuse: Hinted at mostly, but in my current campaign the PC's save a child from being an abusive adopted father that was in the middle of beating the kid.Molestation: Never even hinted.&nbsp; It's a subject that I never felt had any place in my game.Incest: Only as far as demons go.&nbsp; Demonic/Satanic Influence: There are lots of evil cults in my games, but I never get too real-life religious with it.&nbsp; One of my players is pretty iffy on the subject, so evil religions are kept vague.Rape: There have been off-camera rapes.&nbsp; It's another touchy subject that is hinted at to get the PC's in the fighting mood.Necrophilia: One villain necromancer was hinted at being aroused by the dead, but nothing more than that.Beastiality: Hehe&nbsp; I'm dealing with this with Bastards and Bloodlines right now.&nbsp; While I like nearly all of the races, I still can't see what an elf would see in a unicorn or giant eagle.&nbsp; In my games this never comes up.&nbsp; (I'm in the process of re-writing a few of the backgrounds for those kinds of races.) I see no point in it.&nbsp; Inter-species Sex: All the time.&nbsp; Humans, elves, dwarves, halflings, and so forth are intermarrying all the time.&nbsp; My games are filled with half-races.&nbsp; Racism: Dealt with quite a bit.&nbsp; It's a huge theme in my psuedo-Rifts D20 campaign where the non-humans are being hunted by the Coalition States at the moment.In my books, rape and child abuse are the main things that I don't really need to read about.&nbsp; It took a long time to get past that infamous part in the first Thomas Covenant book to where I could read the rest without a heavy feeling if disgust for Donaldson as a writer.&nbsp; (I'm glad I did though, great series.)Kane</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kanegrundar, post: 870644, member: 3913"] Nudity has been used, but mostly in the "you were captured and stripped" motif. Sex is always off camera. It rarely happens, but there are those instances that the PC's just can't resist that elven wench! Child Abuse: Hinted at mostly, but in my current campaign the PC's save a child from being an abusive adopted father that was in the middle of beating the kid. Molestation: Never even hinted. It's a subject that I never felt had any place in my game. Incest: Only as far as demons go. Demonic/Satanic Influence: There are lots of evil cults in my games, but I never get too real-life religious with it. One of my players is pretty iffy on the subject, so evil religions are kept vague. Rape: There have been off-camera rapes. It's another touchy subject that is hinted at to get the PC's in the fighting mood. Necrophilia: One villain necromancer was hinted at being aroused by the dead, but nothing more than that. Beastiality: Hehe I'm dealing with this with Bastards and Bloodlines right now. While I like nearly all of the races, I still can't see what an elf would see in a unicorn or giant eagle. In my games this never comes up. (I'm in the process of re-writing a few of the backgrounds for those kinds of races.) I see no point in it. Inter-species Sex: All the time. Humans, elves, dwarves, halflings, and so forth are intermarrying all the time. My games are filled with half-races. Racism: Dealt with quite a bit. It's a huge theme in my psuedo-Rifts D20 campaign where the non-humans are being hunted by the Coalition States at the moment. In my books, rape and child abuse are the main things that I don't really need to read about. It took a long time to get past that infamous part in the first Thomas Covenant book to where I could read the rest without a heavy feeling if disgust for Donaldson as a writer. (I'm glad I did though, great series.) Kane [/QUOTE]

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