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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mallus" data-source="post: 4665707" data-attributes="member: 3887">Two PC's in our current 4e campaign are defined, in part, by their sexual issues, which is two more than usual in our campaigns. In both cases sexuality is treated rather lightly, it's a characterization tool for characters living in a world of pulp literature. The first is a decadent young libertine of a human wizard who was involved in an incestuous relationship with his sister until the point she was kidnapped by air-pirates. The player has a lot of fun doling out creepy, obsessive bon mots that never quite descend into complete vulgarity. It's in no way a serious exploration of the topic of incest --obviously-- but it is great characterization and the his story provides a strong future plot hook.I plan on DM'ing the rescue adventure (we rotate between 3 DM's), but I'm leaving the aftermath to someone else... The second is my character, a Dragonborn paladin whose marking ability involves using his semen (I admit the idea came from reading online arguments over how, exactly the paladin marking ability worked). He's a knight in shining armor reimagined as a repulsive sci-fi alien. There's nothing sexual about his 'mark', it's just a racial combat technique that grew out a reproductive adaptation (certain compounds in their semen meant to sicken females who approached males other than the marker). The act isn't described in detail, just him passing his axe-blade under his tail and --discreetly-- ejaculating onto it. He's also something of an accidental pornographer. He thinks of himself as a poet, but thanks to cultural differences over the appropriateness of describing reproductive acts, most of what he writes is kinda blue, such as the 'highly eroticized labor propaganda' he was writing for a group of goblin union activists (the phrase has become a running joke in the campaign).Not exactly a serious treatment of sex, psychology, and culture, but amusing nonetheless.</blockquote>

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