Have You Used The X Card Or Seen It Used In Person?

No X cards, but I had a few instances were I had to act as if:
  • Severe arachnophobia, remove the spider miniature from the table.
  • Unwarranted sexual behaviour towards the character of a female player, even though she specifically banned it at the start of the campaign.
  • Weird sexual jokes: Cleric "I touch his penis and heal him."
  • One attempt to rape a peasant woman front of the other players, two of which were female players.

I'm sure there were a few others instances, 45 years is a long time.
I believe you. I am not denying your experience.

But even when we were 14 year old boys we did not engage in that BS. WTaF?
 

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No X cards, but I had a few instances were I had to act as if:
  • Severe arachnophobia, remove the spider miniature from the table.
  • Unwarranted sexual behaviour towards the character of a female player, even though she specifically banned it at the start of the campaign.
  • Weird sexual jokes: Cleric "I touch his penis and heal him."
  • One attempt to rape a peasant woman front of the other players, two of which were female players.

I'm sure there were a few others instances, 45 years is a long time.
The majority of these would be an immediate boot, x card or no, if I was running.
 


No but I realize how biased my sample is.

I play with friends and at least one of their wives…other times it’s my kids including my daughters.

Bottom line is I include tropes of fantasy…excluding rape and such.

We kill monsters/villains, rescue people and banish evils spirits and the like. In my world
If those things call for x-card, you probably are not wanting to play D&D
 


Only one case of an X card instance, and it was a fellow player with severe arachnophobia so the DM did a quick retcon on the monster for the encounter. Easy peasy, and play resumed as usual.
 

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