I realize that my own lags in response are probably contributing to this issue, and I apologize for that, Mingnon. My semester is ending, however, and so to some extent this is unavoidable. If you want to temporarily drop out or otherwise address things, I have no issue with that and you'd be welcome back as soon as you had the desire. I wish I could offer you more than that, but I'm not sure how I could. Though, an alternative possibility for why you're feeling less involved is that this is a more factionalized group game than the norm. By this I mean that there are two distinct groups: myself and the PCs. Normal group games are much more nebulous and continuously active, from what I've experienced of them (which, I admit, is precious little).<br/><br/>On the more pornographic side of things, as that seems to be one of the foci of comments, I honestly don't know what I can promise. My experience is with the storytelling side more than anything else. Hence my repeated requests for feedback and advice (well, moderate inexperience<em>and</em>a personal tendency towards worrying). I will do my best there as here, of course, but it is a point of concern for me.<br/><br/>I also appreciate your point about the oddity of the group, MdG. Though I my adjusting to it is to some extent limited by the fact that you'll all be out and about for a while before going back to civilization. Kelcis is only vaguely aware of the oddity of your group because he's encountered mostly individuals or pairs of individuals before and thus has relatively little to base his expectations on. More than anything, the all-female composition is what's oddest compared to his experience. He's met one or two mainlander women in his entire life.