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<blockquote data-quote="MechaPilot" data-source="post: 7183349" data-attributes="member: 82779">If by &quot;fantasy-adventure&quot; you mean the stereotypical D&amp;D adventure that relies heavily on dungeon-crawling murder-hobo-ism with no, or next to no, social encounters, I agree.On one hand I'm thankful it wasn't even worse.&nbsp; Afterall, Len could have suggested giving us a monthly rage ability with a % chance of resulting in a crying fit instead of a rage.On the other, Len's seduction idea was fairly awful.&nbsp; The rules for the seduction ability indicate the female PC is as a matter of fact going to have sex with the target (see the use of the terms &quot;laid&quot; and the cleric &quot;remaining celibate&quot;).&nbsp; Given that one of the abilities was to seduce humanoid monsters, that ability is little more than fetish fulfillment for those who fantasize about female characters being bedded by the likes of ogres, bugbears, etc.I agree.&nbsp; Equality is the easiest answer here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MechaPilot, post: 7183349, member: 82779"] If by "fantasy-adventure" you mean the stereotypical D&D adventure that relies heavily on dungeon-crawling murder-hobo-ism with no, or next to no, social encounters, I agree. On one hand I'm thankful it wasn't even worse. Afterall, Len could have suggested giving us a monthly rage ability with a % chance of resulting in a crying fit instead of a rage. On the other, Len's seduction idea was fairly awful. The rules for the seduction ability indicate the female PC is as a matter of fact going to have sex with the target (see the use of the terms "laid" and the cleric "remaining celibate"). Given that one of the abilities was to seduce humanoid monsters, that ability is little more than fetish fulfillment for those who fantasize about female characters being bedded by the likes of ogres, bugbears, etc. I agree. Equality is the easiest answer here. [/QUOTE]

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