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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felix" data-source="post: 933527" data-attributes="member: 3929">I think we're all hung up on sex in one way or another, and that is reflected in our characters. Perhaps the characters with the high charisma scores are "allowed" by their DM to be roleplayed randier?Put it this way: a character with a low low CHA might be obsessed with sex, but who's going to notice that if he has no force of personality? People will dismiss him and his desires. He will be forgotten.But a character with a high CHA will be noticed by everyone. "Women want him. Men want to be him," to steal from a James Bond advert. He can get away with an obsession with sex because more folks are willing to have sex with him. That, and people will remember that he is a womanizer because his force of personality makes people remember him.Bards generally have high CHA, and are the 'rarin to go sort. It's not suprising that many bards are played that way. Don't like it? Don't play your bard that way. Me? Personally, I can't think of a better bard than Ortwin from Sepulchrave II's story hour. And is he ever a fiend. Bully for him.As for more folks with high CHA and little sex drive, how about the chaste priest, devoted to his god?Low CHA and a healthy libido: all the fighters that get back to town and go whoring because they can't get it anywhere else.I think the problem you might be having is with the people that play these characters, and not the characters themselves.</blockquote>

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