Fantasy Sex Roleplaying Game Releases October 2003

[BlackWych]

Here we go folks, here's a blip:

Valar Project, Inc. to release the "Book of Erotic Fantasy" in October 2003 - the first roleplaying game, compatible with the best selling Dungeons & Dragons fantasy roleplaying game, that deals directly with sex and sexuality.


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[Liminal Syzygy]

I for one demand to see more info on the "wide variety of other unusual adventures" before I trust Valterra's qualifications!

 

[Alzrius]

I'm having some trouble taking this seriously.

For one thing, the Tip Sheet stuff below makes this kind of hard to believe:

Anthony Valterra helped found a fetish club (Oregon Guild Activists of S/M) and an occult church (Church of the Blood Red Moon) as well as engaging in a wide variety of other unusual adventures. He has used these personal experiences to guide him in the creation of this product.

Anthony Valterra founded OrGASM? I'm sorry, but April Fool's Day was a month ago!

And that part about using live models, photoshopped? So they're making a big book of D&D porn?

That said, this is hardly the first book to deal directly with sex and sexuality in 3E. Team Frog/Nightshift Games's Crushed: the Doomed Kitty Adventures was full of erotic titillation. Mongoose's Nymphology is all about sex, and the Guide to Unlawful Carnal Knowledge, the 3E adaption of the old 2E Netbook of Unlawful Carnal Knowledge is being developed here in our very own House Rules forum.

All that said, if this really is true, I'll be extremely surprised, enough so that I'd probably pick it up just for the heck of it.

 

[Olive]

this sounds... unlikely. to me at least... it seems unlike the sort of thing that Valterra, in his position, would so.

 

[Edena_of_Neith]

I must admit, D&D has changed since the days when we fought those 6 giant spiders in B1, using lamp oil, in 1978 ...

 

[BlackWych]

I must admit, D&D has changed since the days when we fought those 6 giant spiders in B1, using lamp oil, in 1978 ...

I agree.

To me this kind of thing takes the fantasy right out of D&D.
I know I won't be picking this up...

 

[Edena_of_Neith]

Oh, my words are not meant as a put down.
Just a wry observation on how truly much things have changed.

 

[KingOfChaos]

Nope, not buying this crap anytime soon...if it's even real.

 

[RodneyThompson]

Sounds like somebody has a grudge against Anthony Valterra.

 

[Ulrick]

Does anybody remember the D&D Netbook to unlawful carnal knowledge?

aka the D&D Book of Sex?