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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aurondarklord" data-source="post: 6057367" data-attributes="member: 6667464">I honestly have no idea, that's a question of the individual campaign and Shilsen never told us all that much about the setting in his fiction.But my point about high class vs menial is that in prostitution...let's face it, realistically, the hotter girls get the better pay and thus have to sleep with fewer clients to get by, allowing them to be choosier in what clients they accept and cater to a more refined, wealthier demographic.  this is what I mean by a "high class" prostitute.  However, just being hot would not help a lowborn woman in a medieval society in many other regards in terms of supporting herself.  It won't do much to help her as a farmer, or a baker, or whatever, so she'd still be stuck with the difficult, menial drudgery that was available to lowborn commoners in medieval times as her other options for supporting herself, unless of course she manages to seduce someone wealthy or highborn and become a trophy wife, but that's still selling sex, the only difference is we've rubber stamped the word marriage on it so now it's okay.  I'm sure realistically though we all realize that rubber stamping it with that word does not actually change the moral character of the act.</blockquote>