<strong>Current roster:</strong><br/><br/>1: Elotin, by lockepick (no F/M) (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=199007.msg9711455#msg9711455)<br/>2:<del>Archer</del>Clive, by Zaer (no M/M) (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=199007.msg9712299#msg9712299)<br/>3: Nyssa, by Dracorion (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=199007.msg9712580#msg9712580)<br/>4: Baeloth, by Ghostwheel (no anal) (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=199007.msg9715441#msg9715441)<br/><br/><strong>Queue:</strong><br/><br/>1: Jade, by alextaylor (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=199007.msg9712616#msg9712616)<br/>2:<br/><br/><br/><strong>Current House Rules</strong><br/><br/>A party will face 4 waves of monsters. The time between waves may vary; some waves may be an hour apart while others may be back-to-back. There will usually be some indication of the expected time between waves. After beating the 4th wave, the party will have at least 8 hours of resting time, plus time to shop.<br/><br/>In addition to HP, each character also has PP (Pleasure Points). PP is calculated like HP, using the class hit die, but using CHA to determine the modifier (instead of CON for HP). PP also functions similarly to HP: no effect as long as PP is positive and disabled at zero PP. At negative PP, the character has given in to pleasure and is considered to have the<em>helpless</em>condition, but is still conscious (in short, the character has been ahegaod). When a character's PP drops to the negative of the character's Charisma score or lower, the character will suffer a bad end.<br/><br/>Monsters do not have PP... for now. This might change in the future as the mechanics are developed.<br/><br/>All monsters can rape characters after pinning them. Most monsters will have a special attack to rape characters without having to go to the length of pinning them, but which has other restrictions to give the characters a fighting chance. :-) Such special attacks, if successful, will usually automatically grapple or pin characters and initiate rape. The exact details of the special attack will be given when the monster is encountered. Characters can escape being raped by escaping the grapple/pin or becoming the controlling grappler, as appropriate. Monsters deal PP damage instead of HP damage while raping.<br/><br/>PP can be restored via the same means as HP. All non-magical sources of HP healing also heal the same amount of PP. All magical sources of healing have two variants, one that heals HP only and one that heals PP only. If the healing source must be prepared in advance, such as preparing a spell or creating a potion, the type of damage it heals must be selected at the time it is prepared.