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<blockquote data-quote="Will" data-source="post: 1359507" data-attributes="member: 5566">Party interested in stopping a growing rift between elven and human kingdom.Turns out, the human king is horrified, because his son was propositioned by a visiting elven prince.Various permutations suggest themselves, such as... perhaps it wasn't the elf who initiated things, perhaps things went further than simple proposition. Maybe even the elf wasn't really interested, but was willing to play nice. While not gay or bi, heck, he's 200, what's a little loving to smooth over racial relations.The king and court may know varying degrees or have different ideas of what went on. The elves may also have varying attitudes. Perhaps the prince didn't know how humans felt, or perhaps the secret simply escaped. The elves probably feel that the humans are small minded bigots, while the humans feel the elves are decadent degenerates with no moral compass.What might be interesting is if the humans know elven clerics who follow good gods. A strong indication that while human religions feel one way or another, apparently good gods support elves who feel much different...I also love setting up opportunities for good characters to be on opposite sides of a conflict.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Will, post: 1359507, member: 5566"] Party interested in stopping a growing rift between elven and human kingdom. Turns out, the human king is horrified, because his son was propositioned by a visiting elven prince. Various permutations suggest themselves, such as... perhaps it wasn't the elf who initiated things, perhaps things went further than simple proposition. Maybe even the elf wasn't really interested, but was willing to play nice. While not gay or bi, heck, he's 200, what's a little loving to smooth over racial relations. The king and court may know varying degrees or have different ideas of what went on. The elves may also have varying attitudes. Perhaps the prince didn't know how humans felt, or perhaps the secret simply escaped. The elves probably feel that the humans are small minded bigots, while the humans feel the elves are decadent degenerates with no moral compass. What might be interesting is if the humans know elven clerics who follow good gods. A strong indication that while human religions feel one way or another, apparently good gods support elves who feel much different... I also love setting up opportunities for good characters to be on opposite sides of a conflict. [/QUOTE]

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