How much profanity in your game?

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Very little of my campaign's time is spent picking flowers. People get bones broken, family members endangered and go mad. They respond in a realistic fashion.

 

[JustKim]

When there's profanity it's usually because someone is genuinely angry, and at that point we shouldn't keep playing. So almost never.

 

[arscott]

Not a lot of actual swearing. Mostly innuendo and other jokes in poor taste.

 

[Tharian]

Between "some" and "@*(#%*x)@#%!!!"

Depends on the events of the evening, and the beer & scotch supply.

C, -- N

I marked some, but I have to agree with Nifft. Only for my group, it tends to be wine and whatever we find in the alcohol cabinet (the latest find being Kajmir).

 

[HeapThaumaturgist]

Well, game night is "boys' night in", so some.

Mostly off-color.

Thinking about it, I'm probably the most blue. I'm not sure WHY. My dad was Navy, but I'm way more sulphurous than he is.

--fje

 

[The Human Target]

Lots, because my gaming friend and I generally swear a lot in real life.

 

[Jolly Giant]

Plenty of OoC swearing, specially when the dice don't fall like we want them too!


Edit: Very few dirty jokes, though. What few dirty jokes there are usually come from my wife.

 

[Grymar]

In character very little.

Out of character...well some of our jokes and phrases could get us arrested in 18 states.

 

[mathogre]

Ya know, there are times when the only appropriate response to a situation - a bad roll, the sudden appearance of numerous large unwholesome creatures - is, "Oh $&#*."

 

[der_kluge]

My last group cussed very little, and then I introduced an NPC - a former pirate who cussed, appropriately enough, like a sailor.

After a few game sessions of this character dropping f-bombs like confetti, all the players started doing. I decided the NPC was a bad influence on my players!