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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 7649922" data-attributes="member: 8835">Then don't use those.&nbsp; or make the Male bartender have those traits since half of his customer base is female, it'd be just as likely.I did leave an open-ended clause in there for &quot;or something else that I can't think of on the fly.&quot;Even in a world of equality, men still have testes and women still have fallopian tubes and they're going to spend some portion of their trying to get a chance to use them.&nbsp; That drives behavior.&nbsp; Or you can play it that these NPCs are so socially evolved, they feel no need to pursue their carnal desires and as a result, they're all asexual with regards to behavior.I don't have a right answer here.&nbsp; I'm just saying one way to approach the problem is to force yourself to use a mix of genders with a simple die roll.&nbsp; Let creativity in forcing yourself to deal with unexpected combinations settle the matter.&nbsp; if the early attempts seem like some stereotype, well hopefully the GM who is actively trying to mix things up will detect the new repetitive pattern and in turn mix it up some further differentiate the next batch of female NPCs from the first batch.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 7649922, member: 8835"] Then don't use those. or make the Male bartender have those traits since half of his customer base is female, it'd be just as likely. I did leave an open-ended clause in there for "or something else that I can't think of on the fly." Even in a world of equality, men still have testes and women still have fallopian tubes and they're going to spend some portion of their trying to get a chance to use them. That drives behavior. Or you can play it that these NPCs are so socially evolved, they feel no need to pursue their carnal desires and as a result, they're all asexual with regards to behavior. I don't have a right answer here. I'm just saying one way to approach the problem is to force yourself to use a mix of genders with a simple die roll. Let creativity in forcing yourself to deal with unexpected combinations settle the matter. if the early attempts seem like some stereotype, well hopefully the GM who is actively trying to mix things up will detect the new repetitive pattern and in turn mix it up some further differentiate the next batch of female NPCs from the first batch. [/QUOTE]

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