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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Darrell" data-source="post: 428448" data-attributes="member: 680">In my games:Madness - Haven't dealt with it to any great extent.  One PC went mad after watching a villain slaughter his family, but it wasn't explored into any further depth because the character became an NPC immediately thereafter (it happened in the last game session before the character's player moved to California). Slavery - Slavery definitely exists in my games.  In fact, hunting down slavers was one party's raison d'etre.  The campaign began with the party chained in the hold of a slave-ship.  There was a shipwreck, and the party were the only survivors.  After they were washed ashore on an unfamliar coastlne, they decided to go after the slavery ring that had captured them.  The campaign lasted for over two years (real time), with only three or four sessions not having something to do with the slavers.War - All the frickin' time.Rape - Not a common subject, but it has come up a time or two.  Usually to NPCs, but once to a PC.  (It was the player's idea.  For some reason, she actually wanted her paladin to be raped, and to become pregnant as a result.  She continued playing the character for three more years, and currently plays the paladin's half-orc son, the product of the rape, in my current campaign.)Regards,Darrell King</blockquote>