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<blockquote data-quote="SSquirrel" data-source="post: 4143293" data-attributes="member: 5202">Try again.&nbsp; Direct quote from the introduction section:&quot;Warning! Adult Content! The Book of Erotic Fantasy is a sourcebook that deals with the topics of sex in the world of fantasy roleplaying games, written with the adult player in mind. Itdeals with mature adult subjects and is not meant for immature players.&quot;The book was a book to cover a niche not covered.&nbsp; I can't find any pictures of the back cover of the book to review, but I seem to recall a similar &quot;mature audience&quot; message there as well.&nbsp; White Wolf has the Black Dog Games line of books that are usually full of more sex and violence than normal and they don't get run out of the industry for it.&nbsp; Yes it's their game not a license owned by another company, but the book was legal when it was produced.&nbsp; I don't see an issue w/it, but I also believe in personal responsibility and (as a parent) I believe it is the parent's job to pay attention to what their kid is buying and not blindly buy them GTA when they are 13.&nbsp; Many parents don't see things that way, but then want to go off about how X or Y is so terrible for their kid.&nbsp; After they ignored warnings on the product and bought it anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SSquirrel, post: 4143293, member: 5202"] Try again. Direct quote from the introduction section: "Warning! Adult Content! The Book of Erotic Fantasy is a sourcebook that deals with the topics of sex in the world of fantasy roleplaying games, written with the adult player in mind. It deals with mature adult subjects and is not meant for immature players." The book was a book to cover a niche not covered. I can't find any pictures of the back cover of the book to review, but I seem to recall a similar "mature audience" message there as well. White Wolf has the Black Dog Games line of books that are usually full of more sex and violence than normal and they don't get run out of the industry for it. Yes it's their game not a license owned by another company, but the book was legal when it was produced. I don't see an issue w/it, but I also believe in personal responsibility and (as a parent) I believe it is the parent's job to pay attention to what their kid is buying and not blindly buy them GTA when they are 13. Many parents don't see things that way, but then want to go off about how X or Y is so terrible for their kid. After they ignored warnings on the product and bought it anyway. [/QUOTE]

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