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Just like to throw in that lately, in college most of the game's I play tend to be female heavy, if not outright dominated, I try to pick out the best rping males I can to keep up with that, but that's an aside. Oh, and I know three female wargamers, but the numbers seem to be growing as I see passing the nearest Gamesworkshop, ironically I'm not a massive fan of Warhammer wargames because of the lynxey-man-packed atmosphere. But that too is changing.
Anyway, on the issue of the iconics I think balance is key, that's why I try to include at least one male PC. Having the different sexes on the same team has always seemed to be a most enjoyable option.
(In one campaign it was one male and four female characters, he was a warrior, and they made him carry all their stuff.)
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(In one campaign it was one male and four female characters, he was a warrior, and they made him carry all their stuff.)
In the game I run, there are 5 ladies and 3 fellas, and one of the fellas plays a hulking barbarian who... carries all the stuff...
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I’m really not interested in other posters using this post to flame/troll/debate how adventuring parties should/could/would exist with 90% women ----- This one is just common sense
So…you expect us to listen to your opinion but refuse to listen to a differing one? Common sense? You keep using that phrase. I do not think it means what you think it means.