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I haven't lived with my parents since I left at 18 to go to university. Well, technically I lived with them for 6 weeks when we were relocating, but that was just so the kids could finish the school year. Now we're living in our own house with 3+ kids. The kids, OTOH, are all really keen to get into gaming, so I guess they all fit into the stereotype, but since the oldest is 15 I don't think it counts. ;)
Hey, don't forget to check out Stormwrack. Most of the character concepts in there would really do well in the Savage Tide path. I've been looking for a good swashbuckler class for years myself with not a lot luck. But while Stormwrack doesn't have a low-level class that fits the bill, it's got a lot of prestige classes and some ocean-faring feats, skills and spells. So it's worth a look through for inspiration. Even better would be if Dragon published some prestige classes or variant classes for all those players about to set sail on the Savage Tide... (hint, hint)
Simply had to reply to this thread... I'm 32, I've been playing since I started university and met my husband back in 1990. Of note, our oldest son started playing with us (as opposed to trying to hang out and watch) when he was about 11, he's now 13. He also tried DMing a game with some neighbourhood kids one summer, which he'd like to try again. So while adult themes can be fun, I've never met an adult that couldn't ad-lib it into an adventure where appropriate. But it would be a major drawback to have to self-censor or watch the gaming shelf and keep inappropriate content out of reach. |
