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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shemeska" data-source="post: 2087530" data-attributes="member: 11697">The only thing I've done in my campaign (3e Planescape) that might fall into this regards yugoloth gender. If you go with the flavor from 'Faces of Evil', they're all hermaphrodites. Among the lesser yugoloths it's less obvious since many of them are only vaguely humanoid, and among the nyca/arcana/ultroloths they tend to adopt one normal sex role of male or female if they're around other races where this matters, and physical gender is pretty much an open question.Now this little factoid has largely just made for some amusing insults against one or two greater yugoloths who, both being able to shapechange at will and having adopted one sex role and physical gender (though the PCs aren't exactly looking up anyone's sorcerer's robes here), might take offense at insinuations regarding this.Sex isn't any sort of focus for the campaign in any way, though sexual tension is all good and fine in its place and proper context, but outside of some off color and in character jokes, it hasn't made much of a focus. It's not like I've been giving out XP for sex with randy archfiends (I don't really tally XP, and besides, that one time it was all a mental construct... really...).But outside of that little bit, I've briefly mentioned the bit about female Baatezu being sterile, and I've had one instance of a pregnant (arch)fiend, and one instance of a pregnant celestial. If the plot requires detail than it gets detail, but all in its proper time and place.</blockquote>

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