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<blockquote data-quote="Urriak Uruk" data-source="post: 7919009" data-attributes="member: 7015558">I think you're right that females technically have the freedom to do what they want, but their society tends to be theocratic and militaristic, so freedom as a general rule for anyone isn't really common. So I think females are allowed a lot more freedom as to what role they choose in society, and are more easily able to get leadership positions, but they're still expected to be a part of society and contributing to their House.More generally, it's clearly [USER=6716779]@Zardnaar[/USER] 's POV that a drow would never willingly go to the surface if their life was going ok, so I'm trying to work within that framework. I think you can easily just write the classic &quot;I was born in a bad society/family and decided to leave because I intrinsically knew it was bad and didn't like it&quot; but [USER=6716779]@Zardnaar[/USER] probably wouldn't accept that explanation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Urriak Uruk, post: 7919009, member: 7015558"] I think you're right that females technically have the freedom to do what they want, but their society tends to be theocratic and militaristic, so freedom as a general rule for anyone isn't really common. So I think females are allowed a lot more freedom as to what role they choose in society, and are more easily able to get leadership positions, but they're still expected to be a part of society and contributing to their House. More generally, it's clearly [USER=6716779]@Zardnaar[/USER] 's POV that a drow would never willingly go to the surface if their life was going ok, so I'm trying to work within that framework. I think you can easily just write the classic "I was born in a bad society/family and decided to leave because I intrinsically knew it was bad and didn't like it" but [USER=6716779]@Zardnaar[/USER] probably wouldn't accept that explanation. [/QUOTE]

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