The “Clueless Paladin which was in fact a Silver-Dragom” character…

How long was that summer campaign? 4 sessions?

“Jittering Monkey over a Jade Bridge Technique!”

Mat had a 6 pages long listing of all kind of technic name and he would peruse in them to find a new name each time we would come up with a plan. Funny stuff…

Then, with the Iron Heroes campaign, Both Franky and Stef played females characters while Eric(Cruguer)went for the gay one.

It showed that the group was maturing and being bolder with character concepts.

Now Yan also plays a female (Pixie)…

I don’t recall Math ever playing a chick. But Math is more about the supercoolness than the method acting I think.

I love ‘em, too.

Good to see a fellow cross-gender player…uh, wait…

Some of my favorite characters have been female (the point being that I’m male). The half-elf/half-succubus, the devout veteran, the young ‘family’ killer…all have been a blast to play.

I’m in agreement about keeping the ‘icky’ parts off-screen. Um, nobody really wants details of my character’s sex lives…in character, sure, there’s jokes, jealousy, gossiping, whatever; but it’s best to keep things R, or PG-13. I’ve also found that personal, intimate conversations are often handled better over email - it’s easier to describe the details of a character’s expressions, nuances that are hard to come up with instantly at the table.

And I’d rather not spend (too much of) my fellow player’s time with my drawn-out, soulful conversations.

That said, I think that a PCs sex life, well handled, makes for a more rounded, believable character.

(There’s an essay in this, but I won’t torment your comment script..too much…)

Somehow, most of my PCs end up falling in love, somewhere along the line of the campaign.