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Should there be a "Vile/Mature" line of products?
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<blockquote data-quote="Belen" data-source="post: 839912" data-attributes="member: 1405"><p>My villains have never been evil because I put a check mark in the evil alignment box. Evil has always brought power whether through greed, lust, hatred, pschological problems.....</p><p></p><p>In my current campaign, the BBEG was once a lawful good character who was tortured and turned to evil as a minion of a greater power wishing to rule the continent.</p><p></p><p>The son of the BBEG turned to evil because of wealth and priviledge, when he decided that he wanted the King's granddaughter and that was denied him, then he went nuts and decided to destroy everything because she had spurned him and he had never received a "no" before.</p><p></p><p>Yet another big bad turned to evil because her deity did not save her and her friends in their greatest time of need. In fact, she ended up worshipping a dark god in order to get revenge on her old order.</p><p></p><p>I needed the BoVD for none of this. I do not need their form of "mature" crunch. As a GM, I make that stuff up on my own. I do not see where the BoVD would enhance my game at all, thus no one has proved to me that a "mature" line has any need at all.</p><p></p><p>If WOTC can give me a definition of what they consider mature, examples of the types of products and why the line is needed, then maybe I would have a reason to consider joining the bandwagon.</p><p></p><p>However, the BoVD did not prove the "mature" concept. Just saying, "we want to do something like this here comic and provide you adult entertainment" is not enough.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Belen, post: 839912, member: 1405"] My villains have never been evil because I put a check mark in the evil alignment box. Evil has always brought power whether through greed, lust, hatred, pschological problems..... In my current campaign, the BBEG was once a lawful good character who was tortured and turned to evil as a minion of a greater power wishing to rule the continent. The son of the BBEG turned to evil because of wealth and priviledge, when he decided that he wanted the King's granddaughter and that was denied him, then he went nuts and decided to destroy everything because she had spurned him and he had never received a "no" before. Yet another big bad turned to evil because her deity did not save her and her friends in their greatest time of need. In fact, she ended up worshipping a dark god in order to get revenge on her old order. I needed the BoVD for none of this. I do not need their form of "mature" crunch. As a GM, I make that stuff up on my own. I do not see where the BoVD would enhance my game at all, thus no one has proved to me that a "mature" line has any need at all. If WOTC can give me a definition of what they consider mature, examples of the types of products and why the line is needed, then maybe I would have a reason to consider joining the bandwagon. However, the BoVD did not prove the "mature" concept. Just saying, "we want to do something like this here comic and provide you adult entertainment" is not enough. [/QUOTE]
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