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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nutluck" data-source="post: 4131312" data-attributes="member: 4844">I will hit on a few of your points in order below.Interesting concept. i have read books like this but never played a game like it.I personally know nothing about him but I do like Cunningham as a writer. I would say go with it and make the most of it. I have seen all combo's of IC romances with the genders of the players where different. The key is just to let lose and have fun, likely the player will greatly enjoy it and hopefully you will as well. I know in out games three examples that spring to mind was a male DM and player where the female NPC developed a crush on the male PC. It turned into a long draw out slowly developing romance that is even now 10 years later one of the things we often talk about. Another was between a two male gamers with similar results. The final was between 2 female gamers that was near as deep in romance as the first DM player one I mentioned and they played it up a lot more with body language than the guys did.All in all in most cases I have seen this happen in the long run it has virtually always added a great deal to the game and made them campaign more memorible. I mean each to their own but I encourage working with it, if you can.Can't say i blame her, since I agree.Yes he does have that, no clue why. I think it is accent combined with his more pretty boy good looks(when he was young) self confidence and toughness with out being over the top in any of them. hard to explain but I get it.Been awhile since I read any FR stuff. But I would have to say the ranger from the Knights of Myth Drannor, Florin I think his name is. But not posative.</blockquote>

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