Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Souljourner" data-source="post: 1180576" data-attributes="member: 1622">I voted "No. Sex and eroticism have no place in the game and I won't use any of these sources."While that's not strictly true, about the most we get into is "I try to pick up the barmaid".I play D&D with 4-6 other mid 20s straight men, and don't really feel comfortable going into the nitty gritty of sex in that situation.  Come to think of it, I might be even less likely if females were present.  I'm no prude, I like porn as much as the next guy, but it's just not something I'd do with a bunch of my friends.Besides the fact, as Gez said... if something like pregnancy did come into a game (a possibility), there's no need for a huge book about what happens.  There's a point where the rules have to stop and the DM has to fudge it.  Rules should cover magic, movement, and combat, and that should be about it.This is going to sound insulting, and I apologize, but I can't help but think that these are the types of things written by and for 13 year old boys.  Who else would be so obsessed about this kind of thing in a setting like D&D?If you want to play Viking and Villager with your spouse, go for it, but I think most people wouldn't do it in a group setting, and that's the kind of thing these books address.-The Souljourner</blockquote>