D&D General What "Rating" Do You Prefer Your D&D

[Bedrockgames]

It’s best when it varies from line to line and author to author but for me a bit of that 70s and early 80s gore and grime fits well. It should be like any other medium in my opinion. I think it does lose something though when they short for friendly but other than that pg-13 and beyond fits it best

 

[Lanefan]

We don't care about profanity to much. You're gonna hear the odd f bomb.

F bomb every other word though might be an issue.

You would NOT like my namesake character, then, as he is the B-52 of F-bombs.

 

[Tales and Chronicles]

I'm a big fan of both violence and sex in my games...but not the mix of them! Oh, and I try to be mature about it, staying as far as possible from puerile stuff ala Lamentation of the Flame Princess and the like.
My vote would put me somewhere between a French PG13 and an American M rating.

 

[deganawida]

I want GoT to go away and never come back.

Seconded

 

[Fifinjir]

About the PG-13 to R range as the default. Below that I’ll probably need an interesting premise to keep me engaged and above that there has to be a real point to including that sort of content beyond gratuitousness’ sake or “my realisms.”

 

[Velderan]

I want GoT to go away and never come back.

Perhaps if you told Martin the entire IP was your favorite character, that could be arranged.

 

[deganawida]

PG-13 is fine for me. That’s Temple of Doom, Batman ‘89, and so forth. My R would be like The Ghost and the Darkness.

 

[doctorbadwolf]

IMO, R is almost always gratuitous. We fade to black, and we don’t get over descriptive with our violence.

Language isn’t a worry for us tho, other than not saying prejudiced stuff or anything like that. But swearing? None of us have kids or plan on having kids, so why bother.

 

[Zardnaar]

IMO, R is almost always gratuitous. We fade to black, and we don’t get over descriptive with our violence.

Language isn’t a worry for us tho, other than not saying prejudiced stuff or anything like that. But swearing? None of us have kids or plan on having kids, so why bother.

People also think kids are made of candy floss or something.

We started swearing age 8 or so they're even worse now. Might hide it from the adults but we knew at very young age what the swear words meant for the most part.

 

[schneeland]

Something between PG-13 and R - so basically PEGI 16 in a less confusing rating system . Though specifically fantasy games like D&D end up being a bit on the lighter side.