What a weird, weird discussion.
I can't even begin to imagine why anybody would want yiffy loli dragons.
Dragon Ages...


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*edmaster44
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Yup. Weird indeed.Made weirder by the fact that i read the book lolita and took a shower woth a rock. Chills man.


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*Godolia il Magus
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Reason is human perversion exist, otherwise we wouldn't have brothels and nightclubs.Whitefly,Jun 27 2016 wrote: I can't even begin to imagine why anybody would want yiffy loli dragons.
I strongly doubt it, I can bet my index fingers his avatar depicts a photo of himself, and I doubt a 13 year old can have such beard. :lol:Whitefly,Jun 27 2016 wrote:Isn't Rapsam 13 years old?Godolia il Magus,Jun 27 2016 wrote: SCoD is already, I think, forbidden (by principle) to people under 18 years old (if it isn't, it should!).
And, likewise, Edmaster wasn't born in 1944. :P


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*Godolia il Magus
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You can start a new topic on the subject, in the off topic zone, if you like. :DNimiane,Jun 27 2016 wrote:Don't even get me started on this comment. :rolleyes:Godolia il Magus,Jun 27 2016 wrote: Reason is human perversion exist, otherwise we wouldn't have brothels and nightclubs.

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*Nimiane
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Nope! Not touching that one with a ten foot poll, beyond stating the fact I disagree with your statement.Godolia il Magus,Jun 27 2016 wrote:You can start a new topic on the subject, in the off topic zone, if you like. :DNimiane,Jun 27 2016 wrote:Don't even get me started on this comment. :rolleyes:Godolia il Magus,Jun 27 2016 wrote: Reason is human perversion exist, otherwise we wouldn't have brothels and nightclubs.
Carry on!

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*Mr_Otyugh
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SCoD doesn't have an enforced minimum age. Policy earlier at least was "we're not your parents." :P
Also why the hell would dragons or elves take so much longer time to mature? Does that mean that as species they are pretty daft? :P And orcs are actually way more intelligent since they mature faster? That's something I never quite understood why would some races take such a long time to mature. Okay lets assume for dragons it's because they're so huge and it takes longtime for them to fully grow... elephants take 10-14 years to reach to adulthood (depending on species), and those are pretty darn huge. Lets take a larger species, blue whales! It takes them 5 years to mature. I don't know, I just have a difficult time to understand why'd dragons or elves take so much longer to mature.
Otherwise the rules state in no uncertain terms: http://sigil-nwn2.wikia.com/wiki/Server_Rules
Also why the hell would dragons or elves take so much longer time to mature? Does that mean that as species they are pretty daft? :P And orcs are actually way more intelligent since they mature faster? That's something I never quite understood why would some races take such a long time to mature. Okay lets assume for dragons it's because they're so huge and it takes longtime for them to fully grow... elephants take 10-14 years to reach to adulthood (depending on species), and those are pretty darn huge. Lets take a larger species, blue whales! It takes them 5 years to mature. I don't know, I just have a difficult time to understand why'd dragons or elves take so much longer to mature.
Otherwise the rules state in no uncertain terms: http://sigil-nwn2.wikia.com/wiki/Server_Rules
wrote:Adult RP is allowed with every participants consent only and always in private, even after the act. No sexually orientated RP involving children.

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*Godolia il Magus
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It's one of the peculiar D&D's contorsions around the basic setting's lore. I remember elves were previously allowed to live even a thousand years, now (prior to 3.x) their maximum average lifespan is 400-500 years. In addition, the authors complicated things even more, saying that such race is considered adult around the century, while the phisical maturity is reached as humans do.Mr_Otyugh,Jun 27 2016 wrote: Also why the hell would dragons or elves take so much longer time to mature? Does that mean that as species they are pretty daft? :P And orcs are actually way more intelligent since they mature faster? That's something I never quite understood why would some races take such a long time to mature.
Frankly, this is one of the issues I have adressed in my own setting, stating that all humanoids (elves, dwarfs etc. included) all live the same amount of years on their earth, they are made different by other things.
Now, about dragons, D&D dragons are more longeval than the same elves, this poses two problems with any dragon
1 - if it's too young, besides the common issues with age which were mentioned in the opening post, she can't have all the phisical and magical powers a "common adult dragon" has got.
2 - if it's very old (thousands of years) she should be a fearsome beast that would slay 1/10 of Sigil before being put in a maze or killed by the Lady of Pain, thus the restriction to players is in order.
Every adult/mature dragon is more intelligent and wiser, witty and usually self-possessed than any creature of same age maturity. This means no dragon going to bite loiterers because they said "you're ugly", and especially no acting like a common mortal humanoid in front of everyone. If such thing happens, it's a breach into the basic D&D's lore and, if the player doing it was in one of my sessions, this would award him/her of one admonishment; if he/she keeps insisting many times, a curtail in experience point is given, then the sheet is destroyed by my own hands and she is forced to do a new common character. :lol:

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*Love_on_a_Wire
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I've only ever seen it come up once, in the example I mentioned, and even then it was really just a weird misunderstanding.
I think most people on the server tend to show common sense when given a chance and this topic isn't super relevant as a result. Yay Sigil. Let's move on. : x
I think most people on the server tend to show common sense when given a chance and this topic isn't super relevant as a result. Yay Sigil. Let's move on. : x
