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<blockquote data-quote="Jmarso" data-source="post: 8437277" data-attributes="member: 7032066">Playing as a teen back in the day, with friends, it was always sort of PG references to 'seducing the barmaid' or the occasional woodland dryad encounter, etc., but it was always a 'fade to black' kind of thing and it never got graphic, too dramatic, or detracted from gameplay- just a bunch of hormone-ridden teens verbalizing their 'seduce the busty tavern wench' fantasies. Success or failure was determined by dice rolls- very tame. Occasionally there was a marriageable princess to rescue and marry that might lead to a land grant and title from a grateful noble- that sort of thing.As an adult playing with other adults and...(gasp)...women(!)... it generally doesn't come up. We have one female player who has used her feminine 'wiles' to con some money out of an NPC, but it was in a good cause, not for herself. We still chuckle about it a bit, sessions later. It's a gothic horror Ravenloft-style campaign, so opportunities for romance have been slim, as most of the NPC's are dreary, overtaxed, downtrodden, undead-terrorized serfs- when they aren't actually undead! (As were the PC's before taking up 'the life').</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jmarso, post: 8437277, member: 7032066"] Playing as a teen back in the day, with friends, it was always sort of PG references to 'seducing the barmaid' or the occasional woodland dryad encounter, etc., but it was always a 'fade to black' kind of thing and it never got graphic, too dramatic, or detracted from gameplay- just a bunch of hormone-ridden teens verbalizing their 'seduce the busty tavern wench' fantasies. Success or failure was determined by dice rolls- very tame. Occasionally there was a marriageable princess to rescue and marry that might lead to a land grant and title from a grateful noble- that sort of thing. As an adult playing with other adults and...(gasp)...[I]women(!)[/I]... it generally doesn't come up. We have one female player who has used her feminine 'wiles' to con some money out of an NPC, but it was in a good cause, not for herself. We still chuckle about it a bit, sessions later. It's a gothic horror Ravenloft-style campaign, so opportunities for romance have been slim, as most of the NPC's are dreary, overtaxed, downtrodden, undead-terrorized serfs- when they aren't actually undead! (As were the PC's before taking up 'the life'). [/QUOTE]

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