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Kiaransalee (which is my favorite drow goddess, BTWDeedlit said:Also, Lloth only allows female clerics.
Kiaransalee (which is my favorite drow goddess, BTWDeedlit said:Also, Lloth only allows female clerics.
Kamikaze Midget said:MEN GOT THE SHAFT!
Tsyr said:That actualy brings up a good point. If a character changed sex magicly, would they be able to take the class if they were now a woman? What if they were a woman, now a man? Or what if the class is taken, but THEN the gender changes... does the class benefits go away?
KaeYoss said:Those people are called heterosexual women, in my book (Although not all of them would let them be seduced by just any male gigolo in 5 minutes.).
smkun said:I'd like th see her try to seduce one of the Eunuch Warlocks!!
MeepoTheMighty said:Er...how could a DM make a female PC pregnant as part of a storyline with or without her consent?
Dragongirl said:
Not the same thing, but I have a friend that in his campaign one of the characters is a Psion who had taken over the body of a beholder. Problem is, that they psychies (sp?) got stuck in the wrong bodies and that character just found out that his beholder body is pregnant.![]()
MeepoTheMighty said:Beholders give birth? I always figured they laid eggs.
it's called "I, Tyrant" and indeed, beholders have live births to children who are one-sixth the mother's size and can speak from the moment they're bornDragongirl said:My friend has a 2E product on Beholders, "I, Beholder" or something like that. Believe it says they give live birth
Mr Fidgit said:it's called "I, Tyrant" and indeed, beholders have live births to children who are one-sixth the mother's size and can speak from the moment they're born![]()

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