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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gez" data-source="post: 280604" data-attributes="member: 1328">Our group never had a problem with it. We're all both GM and players, depending on the game (OK, some are rarely GMs), and noone put restrictions.My PCs are usually male, but I've had some female ones.Sometimes it's because of the name. I often have a hard time finding a good name for a character, one that stick to the concept; and if the first I find is rather feminine, my character will be female.My first D&D3 character was a female gnome wizard. I just love gnomes. I choose a female one so as to avoid annoying comments on the "bearded garden gnome"... She feels a bit lonesome, having seen something like 2 gnomes since she adventures...Another female D&D character of mine is so because we wanted to have a "familial campaign", where all characters would be parents to each other. They were going to be all brothers and sisters; but I proposed a wed couple also. The girl in the group found it would be a good idea; so we decided that both our characters would be wed. And, the fun part is, since she nearly always play cross-gender, she wanted that the wife character be rolled randomly !</blockquote>