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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mhacdebhandia" data-source="post: 4806578" data-attributes="member: 18832">I chose these:IMC, the setting is primarily matriarchial or gender neutralThe players are mostly femaleFemale players have played female characters IMC, there are gay NPCsIn my group there are gay playersIMC, romance is G rated (appropriate for all ages)My campaign is more wahoo (kewl dragonborn) than traditional fantasy (fairies and centaurs)IMC, there are significant recurring NPCs and settingsMy campaign is not about traditional fantasy - it's more Chinese or Roman in its political setup and world aesthetic than Tolkienesque or fairytale. The setting uses the assumptions of Fourth Edition D&D, which does not include any social or mechanical distinctions between genders, so it's gender-neutral - who's in power is not a function of their gender.Most of my players are women - aside from myself, there is one other man, and four women, including my wife. My wife is bisexual, so I counted that as "gay players". Everyone is currently playing a PC matching their real-life gender.Romance is not a big feature of my game, nor do I wish it were, so it's G-rated but inclusive: if I do have couples or love interests showing up, they'll be mixed between heterosexual and homosexual relationships. Probably polyamorous relationships too if the occasion arises.I'm running a published adventure series (the Scales of War adventure path) modified a little to fit my world's aesthetic. Therefore there are significant NPCs and locations. I didn't choose either "lots of roleplaying" or "dungeon crawl 24/7" because, while it's a dungeon crawl now, there will be plenty of social challenge later.</blockquote>

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