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Message: <blockquote data-quote="StalkingBlue" data-source="post: 321517" data-attributes="member: 645">Swashbuckling cards??  Do post them *please*, barsoomcore, they sound great.  Whether there are love interests or not varies widely between the groups I DM/play in.  In the campaign I DM, there is a shy, very long-term flirt going on between the bard (shy player) and an NPC half-elf caravan guide.  The PCs played by the only real-life couple at the table don't satisfy prejudice in that they are not getting romantically involved with each other.  In one of the two groups I currently play in, there's a great deal of flirting / getting romantically or sexually involved with NPCs, and a little less with PCs.  The gnome illusionist has just married a halfling cook he freed from slavery a few months ago and who's been travelling with us since.  (Cool gnomish wedding party!)  Couple of sessions ago, the group tried to persuade the male cleric (played by a female) to get the female rogue (played by a male who is the boyfriend of one of two alternating DMs) to fall in love with him through the use of a love potion, all in order to get her to "settle down a bit".  The tone is very relaxed and mature overall so all this can be great fun.  The tone in the other group I play in is "sanitised" to a degree that can get uncanny.  I was rather relieved when a couple of sessions ago one of the other characters went off to a temple of some love goddess to purchase some services there - good opportunity to let my character wander off with some sailors from her home region for the night!  All of that absolutely off-stage, of course.  The waves have closed over that incident since and the old tone is back - lots of game time spent ordering and eating meals and drinking, though .... sigh ....</blockquote>

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