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Sexism related poll

Thread starter haakon1
Start date May 28, 2009

What's your campaign like on gender issues?

IMC, the setting is primarily patriarchal
Votes: 42 38.5%
IMC, the setting is primarily matriarchial or gender neutral
Votes: 50 45.9%
The players in my group are all male
Votes: 40 36.7%
The players are mostly male
Votes: 49 45.0%
The players are about 50/50
Votes: 20 18.3%
The players are mostly female
Votes: 3 2.8%
IMC, male players have played female characters
Votes: 69 63.3%
Female players have played male characters
Votes: 37 33.9%
Female players have played female characters
Votes: 67 61.5%
IMC, there are gay PCs
Votes: 21 19.3%
IMC, there are gay NPCs
Votes: 47 43.1%
In my group there are gay players
Votes: 26 23.9%
IMC, romance is G rated (appropriate for all ages)
Votes: 31 28.4%
Romance/sex is PG (OK up to age 12 or so)
Votes: 25 22.9%
Romance/sex is PG-13 (OK for 13-17, but not younger)
Votes: 37 33.9%
Romance/sex is R rated (under 17 not admitted without parent)
Votes: 24 22.0%
Romance/sex is X rated
Votes: 8 7.3%
IMC, there are defensive or "adventure comes to you" adventures
Votes: 69 63.3%
My campaign is more wahoo (kewl dragonborn) than traditional fantasy (fairies and centaurs)
Votes: 37 33.9%
My campaign is more traditional fantasy than wahoo
Votes: 46 42.2%
IMC, there are significant recurring NPCs and settings
Votes: 94 86.2%
IMC, PC's have families and relationships that appear "on screen"
Votes: 48 44.0%
IMC, PC families are like Jack Bauer's family -- only there to be kidnapped
Votes: 20 18.3%
IMC, there's a lot of roleplaying, PCs talking to NPCs, etc.
Votes: 74 67.9%
IMC, it's mostly dungeon crawling or other combat
Votes: 41 37.6%