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Message: <blockquote data-quote="roguerouge" data-source="post: 4700472" data-attributes="member: 13855">You're assuming that a) I'm reducing this to mechanics and rolls, rather than taking what I need to supplement role playing and b) that the players I have had are inconsiderate jerks. Fortunately, neither are true. I would appreciate it, in the future, if you were to ask me about how I handle things at my table first. See my sig.Did I use everything from the supplement? Of course not. No DM does. The measure of a supplement is whether it has stuff you want to borrow for your campaign. And if I judged a supplement by its illustrations, I'd never buy most third party products or anything with Ron Spencer's work in it.As far as what the BoEF has done for my table... well, rules for the efficacy of various contraceptives have proven to be quite useful. (Sometimes you want the plausible deniability of a random roll as a DM. And when the "careful" PC rolled a 99 on d100 for an equipment failure and then under a 20 on d100, the latter was one of the more dramatic rolls in the campaign.) I've played out what happens when a pregnant PC gets hit with an Evil Eye as an assassination attempt from Paizo's Lamashtu, a demon goddess of monstrous births. Edit: (Remember how the BBEGal of Rise of the Runelords 1 becomes a villain? There's completely a place for this kind of content in mainstream games.)</blockquote>