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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trainz" data-source="post: 895463" data-attributes="member: 2122">This is reducing the scope of a book dedicated to romantic encounters to it's simplest denominator, if anything.I do not use the Player's Handbook 100% as written. Why ? Some aspects of it are not suited to my style of gaming. Hence house rules.The same goes for the BoEF. One can use it 100% as written. One can use some mechanics where desired and change the rest. One can use no mechanics from the book at all, but still get inspired by the content to improve one's role-playing skills. There is always room for improvement, no-one is perfect.The BoEF can only improve someone's game session. It CANNOT hurt it unless you LET IT hurt it. Unless someone is a total putz and doesn't have the maturity to apply it's contents properly to his campaign without turning games into a sex fest. Which is why it is aimed at mature players.I feel that BoEF should not be rated (M) mainly because of dirty pics, but because it takes a minimum of maturity to incorporate romance properly into D&D.</blockquote>