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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormrunner" data-source="post: 2746734" data-attributes="member: 13471">My groups have generally been in their 30s or so, and not afraid of sexuality (though actual character copulation has remained off-screen).I'm bi, and so is Stormrunner.  Stormy's preferences have impacted the plot a few times (such as when she seduced a mermaid who had been intended as a Charm-weilding impediment to the PCs).  An earlier PC of mine, Snakey the lizard-woman, was basically "straight" by human standards - she did end up in a seven-way marriage (4 males, 3 females) but that was normal for her culture.In the CyFurPunk campaign I ran a few years ago (Shadowrun-type setting, the PCs were all "jennies" - genetically-engineered animal-people) there were a number of gay characters.  Boingo and Lirip (kangaroo and otter respectively) were a flamingly-gay punk couple (rainbow-dyed fur, multiple piercings, etc.) who ended up being oft-recurring NPCs.  One of the main recurring villains was Gypsy, a lesbian Doberman enforcer for the local Mob, who kept getting more and more obsessed with killing the PCs as they kept messing up her plans.  (There was also a gay horse among the lesser enforcers, but the PCs put a bullet through his skull without discovering his orientation).Among the PCs, there was a gay fox (the party's Fixer) played by a gay player (his RL partner played a straight PC, a Unicorn whose maxed-out charisma resulted in him being propositioned by just about every NPC he met), and a bi female otter (the party techie, played by a female player) who was extremely lecherous and would bed anything just for kicks (very useful in the plot hooks department, her multiple partners effectively became multiple sources of info for the party).</blockquote>

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