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Dancing is the work of Devil, surely.
Huh? I thought that it is more of a demon thing... I am not exactly seeing Asmodeus dancing.
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Dancing is the work of Devil, surely.Huh? I thought that it is more of a demon thing... I am not exactly seeing Asmodeus dancing.
The Tango is totally a lawful evil dance.
The Tango is totally a lawful evil dance.Dancing is the work of Devil, surely.Huh? I thought that it is more of a demon thing... I am not exactly seeing Asmodeus dancing.
Try reading Sławomir Mrożek play "Tango".
I was reading "Ultimate Brothel Campaign" for some strange reason. Well...
Oh my.
Dancehall music film clips can be very NSFW, I prefer UK Garage and Grime.
You're playing my music 8th!
You're playing my music 8th!
:-)
"Must be adjacent to one house". That's going to be annoying to live next to. Wonder why they specified that, and not building/warehouse/palace/dive etc etc....
There is a Brothel in Ultimate Rulership. I highly recommend checking it out if you are interested in additional Kingdom building rules.
But are there any nipples?
Clearly you've been devouring comedians again, Gorbacz. I got a good chuckle out of this.
"Must be adjacent to one house". That's going to be annoying to live next to. Wonder why they specified that, and not building/warehouse/palace/dive etc etc....
You say annoying, I say convenient?
Edit: In all seriousness, a house is a huge district of residential buildings. It needs to be next to a house because it services those residents primarily.
Ah okay. So a "house" is a group-unit for the purposes of city mechanics. Understood. Is a "dance hall" then a red light district or is it a singular building?
Ah, that fills in a lot of holes I had. Like when the team's sections said Scofflaws were better prostitutes than laborers, I was like where is the brothel rules? Now I know.
Ah okay. So a "house" is a group-unit for the purposes of city mechanics. Understood. Is a "dance hall" then a red light district or is it a singular building?
Population: A settlement's population is approximately equal to the number of completed lots within its districts × 250. A grid that has all 36 lots filled with buildings has a population of approximately 9,000.
So each building is a district with 250 people living in it. That includes the square with the brothel. It's really weird (to me, at least), but that is how it works.
I think it's still called a Brothel in the Kingmaker version of the Kingdom Building rules.
Be glad they at least became "dance halls." Back when White Wolf's Wraith: The Oblivion was under development, the first draft playtest preview--publicly released--had one of the Guilds of wraiths being the Harlot's Guild, with all of their wraithly powers done with sexy harlot stylings. By the time publication rolled around? The Harlots Guild had a reorganization to become the Usurers with a banking theme, because nothing's more sexy than an undead moneylender.
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Back when White Wolf's Wraith: The Oblivion was under development, the first draft playtest preview--publicly released--had one of the Guilds of wraiths being the Harlot's Guild, with all of their wraithly powers done with sexy harlot stylings.
Living-Impaired Ladies of Negotiable Affection
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Be glad they at least became "dance halls." Back when White Wolf's Wraith: The Oblivion was under development, the first draft playtest preview--publicly released--had one of the Guilds of wraiths being the Harlot's Guild, with all of their wraithly powers done with sexy harlot stylings. By the time publication rolled around? The Harlots Guild had a reorganization to become the Usurers with a banking theme, because nothing's more sexy than an undead moneylender.
In wake of Iron Gods announcement...
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Tell me what next, Alien Dance Halls?
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Be glad they at least became "dance halls." Back when White Wolf's Wraith: The Oblivion was under development, the first draft playtest preview--publicly released--had one of the Guilds of wraiths being the Harlot's Guild, with all of their wraithly powers done with sexy harlot stylings. By the time publication rolled around? The Harlots Guild had a reorganization to become the Usurers with a banking theme, because nothing's more sexy than an undead moneylender.
Was the mechanical effect the same? I recall the Usurers were the ones who could transfer Pathos & Corpus between Wraiths...
Be glad they at least became "dance halls." Back when White Wolf's Wraith: The Oblivion was under development, the first draft playtest preview--publicly released--had one of the Guilds of wraiths being the Harlot's Guild, with all of their wraithly powers done with sexy harlot stylings. By the time publication rolled around? The Harlots Guild had a reorganization to become the Usurers with a banking theme, because nothing's more sexy than an undead moneylender.Was the mechanical effect the same? I recall the Usurers were the ones who could transfer Pathos & Corpus between Wraiths...
Mechanical effects unchanged, flavortext utterly rewritten, the Harlots trading in their garter belts and fishnets for the Usurers' green eyeshades and ledgers. And what was the trope of being kissed by a sexy ghost girl--which is in tons of folklore--got changed to making a deal with a spectral moneylender which...well, isn't in any folktales I've ever read, and I've read a lot of folktales.
I was reading "Ultimate Brothel Campaign" for some strange reason. Well...
Hehe. Every time I read the title I don't think "Ultimate-Campaign Brothel," but "Ultimate Campaign-Brothel."
Which requires a new subsystem to the downtime rules...
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I was reading "Ultimate Brothel Campaign" for some strange reason. Well...Hehe. Every time I read the title I don't think "Ultimate-Campaign Brothel," but "Ultimate Campaign-Brothel."
Which requires a new subsystem to the downtime rules...
Now I want a brothel-centered Adventure Path.
Now I want a brothel-centered Adventure Path.I was reading "Ultimate Brothel Campaign" for some strange reason. Well...Hehe. Every time I read the title I don't think "Ultimate-Campaign Brothel," but "Ultimate Campaign-Brothel."
Which requires a new subsystem to the downtime rules...
With Belial and Fierna ultimately revealed as the ones behind it all, of course. Ah, the Book of Vile Darkness - one of my top ten 3.5e books :)
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Now I want a brothel-centered Adventure Path.I was reading "Ultimate Brothel Campaign" for some strange reason. Well...Hehe. Every time I read the title I don't think "Ultimate-Campaign Brothel," but "Ultimate Campaign-Brothel."
Which requires a new subsystem to the downtime rules...
Like the Firefly episode....I think that would be a fun module.