<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=92168.msg5390726#msg5390726">Quote from: ulthakptah on 26-10-2011, 08:36:52</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">First off, charisma != sexual attractiveness, so you might find your character the most attractive, but I would take Langley over any man any day. Anyway by personal taste you are right. Heterosexuals prefer females. Last they didn't know you were a vampire. They just saw a skinny girly man staring lustily at them while they washed.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>True charisma isn't attractiveness but it does play a factor. It's also his racial ability for being a fey of the winter court that comes right out and says he is so unearthly beautiful that it's spiritually unsettling. Personal taste could make someone find a freckled young wo/man with a girl/boy next door charm more appealing then a nymph or succubus but it would be very odd for even a heterosexual woman not to find them particularly striking. By my own personal taste Mircalla isn't even my type, I feel justified in saying he is the most attractive party member though because if you try to quantify it based on statistics Mircalla is the one with the expensive clothing, jewels, perfume, highest charisma, social skills ect. If D&D had an appearance statistic his would probably be the highest. I'm not saying that everyone is going to find him more desirable then the others.<br/><br/>This is all for conversation sake and possible future references anyway. It's certainly believable that a small group of random people wouldn't find any particular individual that enticing and I don't really have issue with that.<br/><br/>Edit: It's still difficult to play an evil seductress with a fairest of them all complex when it's not even acknowledged that they have reason to believe themselves to be the titular "fairest". I edited my post to take a simple solution to the issue.