Curse

Episodicfreak · Jun 24, 2005, 10:26 PM // 22:26

Yeah, you can get some *really* ugly ones. The body shape doesn't change, but the faces and hair, skin tone and then dyed armour can all add up to some fugly characters.

Shadowdaemon · Jun 24, 2005, 11:23 PM // 23:23

i dont think the necro being hunched over is enough, i want him to have a peg leg and limp constantly, or even better, a little wooden wagon with squeaky wheels that is pulled by a bone minion, that would be sweet

Epinephrine · Jun 24, 2005, 11:49 PM // 23:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by dansamy

The advantage that women seek in mating is also motivated by a natural cause and I resent your implication otherwise. A powerful male affords better protection for her offspring, stonger offspring, and a greater chance of survival for her offspring. A strong male is also an indicator of his good genetics, much the same way that her physical attributes signify hers.

You were the one who generalized our views as sexism. None of us brought up that terminology until you did.

I said I could. I don't because I realise that both men and women are seeking the same thing, a good mate and healthy partner, nand that we have different ways to accomplish it. I don't accuse males of being "power-hungry", nor do I accuse women of it, as it is a human trait, not one associated with one sex or the other. You were offended by my "I could..."? Good, now you know where I sit - in a society in which it is taboo to imply that a man is more capable than a woman in any respect, but it is fine to generalise men as drawn to evil or power hungry. I didn't make a sexist statement, as I won't, I showed how a sexist could interpret female behaviour, with no implication that I feel that way - I don't.

DrSLUGFly · Jun 25, 2005, 07:49 AM // 07:49

bump for more options

I'm not trying to revive a page 2 arguement here... we've all stated our points already, just trying to revive my quest for more facial and body options at character creation.