Re: Updated Server Rules - Pregnancy requires DM approval?
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2014 1:13 am
What about when 'male' elves get pregnant? I think an exception should be made for them.
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I'm sorry, I wasn't even going to comment in this thread but I laughed so hard at that. xDEclypticon wrote:I do not want to see any pregnant elves grinding in Cloakwood with their orc lover. That stuff is just too immersion breaking even for me.
Wait - there are male elves?! I thought all elves were female and all dwarves were male, you know, like cats and dogs. Hmm, so some elves might be male. I guess in years past that might've made some of Rabbits comments seem .... weird.Thorsson wrote:What about when 'male' elves get pregnant? I think an exception should be made for them.
lol don't judge my RP! *Sobs.* You can't do that, it's against the rules!Hidennka wrote: PS - Now that I'm here, I should probably give my two cents. I think if you want to be pregnant, that's your business and I think it should be cleared with a DM. If you're granted and your preggers, for gods sake stay out of the action. Don't be running after dragons or fighting villains; you run and get your butt inside where it's safe or at least far enough away you're not involved.
Then I suppose you wont like me telling you that a few young child orcs, some babies, where burned in Triel by the Orders of the Zhentarim.Selande wrote: I don't like the idea of someone using a baby as a shield, having to think about the consequences of someone in our realm with a baby being attacked or diseased or whatever.
ALL BABIES ARE BORN FROM INNOCENCE AND ARE PERFECTLY HEALTHY ALL THE TIME IN MY OWN HAPPY LITTLE WORLD.
You do realize that the FAI is in the middle of the wilderness, yeah? Gnolls attack people. Lizardfolk attack people. Orcs attack people. Tricksters attack people. PEOPLE attack people. Random DM spawns because they for some reason don't like people being at the campfire attack people.Ariella wrote:Retiring characters for the pregnancy well yes and no i can see that once you have realized that your pregnant you're not going to go running of to do battle with a dragon, why ? because that would be stupid and unsafe for your child but if you want to sit around friendly arm inn and chat with all your friends, Go for it, i have a baby girl and even while i was pregnant i stepped outside every now and again to catch up with my friends.
What if I tell you that I personally lost count of all the times I saw a pot-bellied, pregnant woman mulching through hordes of mobs or, even worse, willingly putting themselves in an EXTREMELY dangerous situation whilst pregnant? Does it make any sense?Retiring characters for the pregnancy well yes and no i can see that once you have realized that your pregnant you're not going to go running of to do battle with a dragon, why ? because that would be stupid and unsafe for your child but if you want to sit around friendly arm inn and chat with all your friends, Go for it, i have a baby girl and even while i was pregnant i stepped outside every now and again to catch up with my friends.
Karris wrote:Order at what cost?
The Twelfth Day of Hammer, 1350
Rumour has it that the Captain named Antonio de Coibra was brutalizing some citizens of Beregost accused of being 'disruptive of Order.' He smashed the teeth out of a man, breaking his jaw, and later on sought out another young girl within the place accused of trying to warn the people that guards were coming. The patrons of the inn watched the Captain strike the girl despite her objections that he had misunderstood, dragging her outside, where he proceeded to kick her in the stomach and face as she was lying helpless on the cobblestones. The sadistic entourage of citizens cheered this domestic display of brutal violence, only interrupted by a few of the adventurous persuasion who could not watch the violence, before the limp husk of a human being was finally dragged towards the Temple of Lathander. Even the servants inside who recieved her was horrified at the cruel display of the Amnish forces. Against the initial protests of the Church, the two victims of violence was later dragged outside the city limits.
Her blood would still be smeared on the ground in a macabre trail from the inn towards the temple, where she had been dragged.
OOC Note: This was a DM event.[ DM Note: Portions edited for godmoding NPCs. Spoiler placed for oversized image. ]Hidden: show
I will admit i think pregnant players should be forced to include such in there bio to avoid this, just a side note down the bottom wouldn't hurt, as for friendly arms inn Deathgrowl i was more using it as an example me personally i would stick to the camp fire at the gate, but again if your character knows its pregnant and runs of to kill a dragon well thats not really rping and theirs already a rule that punishes such actions.DM Nephilim wrote:There has been a lot of debate here about ERP and such, but to be honest, the post below is what sparked this discussion amongst the DMs. We received a complaint because in the original post, the player commented on how their player was pregnant. We received PMs from players upset and offended that a DM would brutally beat a pregnant woman.
Problem was the DM DID NOT KNOW the player was pregnant. To avoid future incidents like this, we started our debate, and you can see, if you go look at the post, that we have been debating this since January, so the decision was not made quickly or lightly.
http://bgtscc.net/viewtopic.php?p=500069#p500069
Karris wrote:Order at what cost?
The Twelfth Day of Hammer, 1350
Rumour has it that the Captain named Antonio de Coibra was brutalizing some citizens of Beregost accused of being 'disruptive of Order.' He smashed the teeth out of a man, breaking his jaw, and later on sought out another young girl within the place accused of trying to warn the people that guards were coming. The patrons of the inn watched the Captain strike the girl despite her objections that he had misunderstood, dragging her outside, where he proceeded to kick her in the stomach and face as she was lying helpless on the cobblestones. The sadistic entourage of citizens cheered this domestic display of brutal violence, only interrupted by a few of the adventurous persuasion who could not watch the violence, before the limp husk of a human being was finally dragged towards the Temple of Lathander. Even the servants inside who recieved her was horrified at the cruel display of the Amnish forces. Against the initial protests of the Church, the two victims of violence was later dragged outside the city limits.
Her blood would still be smeared on the ground in a macabre trail from the inn towards the temple, where she had been dragged.
OOC Note: This was a DM event.[ DM Note: Portions edited for godmoding NPCs. Spoiler placed for oversized image. ]Hidden: show
JCVD1 wrote:For the love of Ned Stark's unborn grand child, stop being so squeemish about everying people.
Complains that you got your Character beat? Please... PLEASE TELL ME THIS IS A JOKE.
I'm against all type of restrictions, but let's say I make a compromise and have pregnant character be forced (after 5 months of pregnancy) to get -10 to dex, vulnerability to all dmg type +50% and constant movement decrease spead (trust me, the wife waddled the hell of the world while being pregnant) and would have to wear a "cursed " piece of clothing while being pregnant(with all those penalties). That would alone discourage grinding while being pregnant, and wouldn't have to ask Dm permission other than to ask for the Cursed blouse of Epic pregnancy or the Rocky boots of waddle.