Quote from: Ladybird;579817I think Pundit should just pay his $10 and troll SA directly.

Give me an email and I'll pay for the account.

Pathfinder Iconic's are homely?  I think they fall pretty distinctly in the gorgeous and busty category.  A few don't, but on average it's a very attractive lot.

I find it odd that chainmail bikinis show up occasionally in fantasy RPG artwork but I've yet to see them on any of the equipment lists.

Maybe I'll start a petition for that.

heh...sorry, the blander they make D&D the more people will go elsewhere.  Viva le Revolution!

Quote from: Ladybird;579817Sold, sir.

I think Pundit should just pay his $10 and troll SA directly.

Not for long. The mods there seem to flip their shit easier than in rpg.net.

Quote from: Soylent Green;579730Yes, well that is all well and good, but will your new game have hot babes?

That's all we really need to know.

I have no idea. I'm not the one doing the art. There's a very good chance it'll have an image of an Indian Succubus.  Aside from that, its not likely.

It also may end up being the first RPG I know of to feature a transgender person on the cover.

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Quote from: TristramEvans;579860
PRIVILEDGE The RPG!

Like Troll : The Provoking?

Fuck it, I'd do it as a 3:16 hack if I wanted it on the tabletop. Sites, posters, arguments, likes... yeah, it translates well enough.

Couple of serious questions regarding the RPG.net feminist/queer/PC culture (however you want to characterize or name it, you know what I mean):

Is it just me, or has it absolutely exploded and taken over the boards during the last 6-12 months?

And if so, is this a reflection of movement in the wider culture?

My theory is that the main demographic of gamers (30s and 40s American white males) are a quivering blubbery mass of low testosterone pussies, particularly as they reach middle age, and sink back into a morass of domination by their boss at work and their harridan, bovine wives at home. In the depths of self-loathing, the most hateful thing imaginable is the expression of exuberant, confident male heterosexuality that they used to dream of. Stockholme syndrome further binds them to the oppressors, thus we get mass pandering.

Rand and Kai Tave became mods and banned anyone and everyone who even mildly hinted that they weren't 100% in support of "the gay lifestyle". Also, they have banned a ton of people who weren't 100% in favor of D&D 4e.

I'm still trying to figure out this one:

Originally Posted by redwulf25_ci
Can all y'all who are upset by this petition explain what's wrong with it? You know, in a way that doesn't make you sound massively racist.

cmdicely: the very definition of quotas and restrictions placed on artists based on race is racist


Killfalcon: 7 day ban for cmdicely!  

o_O

redwulf just pretty much implied that anyone against the petition is a racist, but it's the other guy, a guy who I don't recall has ever gotten a warning in the past 10 years, who gets banned.

Quote from: deadDMwalking;579731But this is one of my all-time favorite pieces of fantasy art:

http://dave.monkeymartian.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Dragon126DanielHorne.jpg

This is the cover of Dragon 126.  The woman is fully dressed (she's in the snow, after all), and while her outfit is far from revealing she still strikes me as attractive.

thirded/fourth'd, etc.  absolutely yes, one of my ATFs as well!

Yes, and for the record now, they want to ban not only the bikini chainmail but the Drow, too.

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Quote from: Killfuck Soulshitter;580020Couple of serious questions regarding the RPG.net feminist/queer/PC culture (however you want to characterize or name it, you know what I mean):

Is it just me, or has it absolutely exploded and taken over the boards during the last 6-12 months?

And if so, is this a reflection of movement in the wider culture?

No, its a total bubble. Its the product of years and years of Modclique culture there pandering to particular extremists while banning anyone who thought otherwise or wouldn't likewise pander. And what it creates is a "hothouse flower" environment, where the people who post regularly to tangency.net actually believe they somehow represent a "mainstream" view and its everyone else who's way out in left field somehow.
Witness the thread we're mocking here, when one poster appeared to be literally SHOCKED that this petition to try to ban art they didn't like wouldn't be received with open arms elsewhere, and utterly STUNNED to find out that "there are forums that are actually Worse than RPG.net"; because in said posters' mind RPG.net is far far too permissive of free speech and full of evil flaming homophobe racist privileged bad guys who are still a long way from being put under control to create an Emotionally Safe Environment for them.

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