Lesbian Vampire Sorceresses

[Turanil]

Vampire Lesbians of Sodom is "One of the longest running plays in Off-Broadway history"

Well, I understand much better now. Yet, I still disagree what I perceive as a new politically correct trend (at least on these boads) of adding homosexuality in D&D (or d20 modern). In fact I find childish to add sexuality at all in RPGs.

 

[Nifft]

If you eliminate romance as a potential plot-element, what's left?

-- N

 

[Khayman]

If you eliminate romance as a potential plot-element, what's left?

-- N

Pretty much kills comedy *and* tragedy in one fell swoop...

 

[Captain Tagon]

Pretty much kills comedy *and* tragedy in one fell swoop...

That's pretty limiting the scope of comedy and tragedy now, isn't it?

 

[Ymdar]

Umm...Lesbian Vampire Sorceresses or not, I'm still interested in hearing more about the Dragon Earth Campaign setting.
Always liked the Urban Arcana + d20 Modern stuff.
Shouldn't this thread be moved to d20?

 

[BSF]

Well, I understand much better now. Yet, I still disagree what I perceive as a new politically correct trend (at least on these boads) of adding homosexuality in D&D (or d20 modern). In fact I find childish to add sexuality at all in RPGs.

Call me childish then. In the game I play in, most of our PCs are fighting evil to protect the world for the people the PCs love. I'm not even sure my PC will come out of the story alive. But if he saved the world and made it a better place for the woman he loves, then it was easily a worthwhile sacrifice.

 

[BSF]

Umm...Lesbian Vampire Sorceresses or not, I'm still interested in hearing more about the Dragon Earth Campaign setting.
Always liked the Urban Arcana + d20 Modern stuff.
Shouldn't this thread be moved to d20?

Same here. It sounded like it might be an interesting setting.

 

[Piratecat]

I think a thread on DragonEarth in the d20 forum would be a great idea. I also think a more appropriate title for that thread would be appreciated, since this isn't a topic I wish to take up with my Grandma. In the mean time. . .

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