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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DMZ2112" data-source="post: 6507334" data-attributes="member: 78752">Just forced myself to finish Elminster in Hell because I'd enjoyed The Herald, Making of a Mage, and Elminster in Myth Drannor so much.  What a train wreck.  Should have trusted my gut and taken Temptation of Elminster as a warning.  Fortunately Elminster's Daughter is back to Greenwood's usual excellent form.But speaking of Elminster in these terms: that mage simply cannot keep his wand in his robes.For my part, while I don't have a problem with nearly any kind of violence in D&D (let's call a morningstar a morningstar, the game involves a lot of murder), I try to keep things ESRB-Teen or PEGI-12.  Anything more graphic just doesn't feel like D&D.  I don't avoid topics, but I do avoid graphic descriptions.  I keep sex as far away from the table as possible for the same reason.  I've never had a PC pursue a romantic relationship in play, and any interactions with prostitutes have been handled as a perfunctory erasing of coin from the character sheet....I will admit to once trolling a dungeon master with a whoring halfling pirate and his adventuring party fetish, but I am a terrible player and cannot be held accountable for my actions when removed from behind the screen.</blockquote>