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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Azul" data-source="post: 2171962" data-attributes="member: 11779">I too would toss out any player who objected solely on the basis of gender, but then again, I run a mixed gender game (6 guys, 3 girls).  I suspect our games can get about as smutty as Ottergame's although usually a hetero-, non-furry sort of smutty... although both gender- and species-bending is not beyond my little gang of deviants.  We've had the game degenerate into absurd debates about the nature of kobold phalluses and similar silliness.  Frankly, the girls get raunchier than the guys.As for "guys' night", yeah, I've participated in RPG games that were guys' nights and I've found that for most RPGs, I'd rather add the ladies into the mix.  For guys' nights, my crowd perfers pulling out tactical wargames or LAN-based computer games (neither of which interest our girls)...  or just hitting a pub and downing some pints.I can understand some situations where you might not want to let a certain type of person in because the group members all feel it would detract from the existing chemistry of the group.  Ottergame's game sound like such a case.  Guys' night/girls' night is another.  If the group or the game has a particular theme that doesn't mix well with the newcomer, I could understand why they would not want the person in that particular game.</blockquote>