traversingtwilight asked: Continuing the discussion of monster ages: it's entirely possible that certain races of monster have variable life expectancies, like how different animals have different ones. Gerson is obviously based on a tortoise, an animal that, at the most extreme, can live to be over 250 years old, so who's to say that tortoise monsters don't have a similarly extended lifespan?
Yeah, that’s my thoughts on it. Since he’s a tortoise monster, it’d make sense he had a super long lifespan. And the other monsters may have a variety of lifespan lengths depending on what kind of monsters they are, where and how they live, etc.
Don’t forget I’d they don’t have kids they don’t age after a certain point
One of our players had to leave the game permanently, so our GM tried to decide the fate of their character.
GM: So Priscilla has fallen in love with one of the prostitutes in town and has elected to stay behind.
Player 1: Is it a guy or a girl?
GM: *rolls die* Guy.
Player 2: Aw man, how boring!
Entire table: *grumbles about heteronormativity*
GM: Okay you know what? Fine! *pulls out several dice*
GM: Priscilla is now dating *rolls die* 3 people. They are *rolls more dice* a cis guy, a trans guy, and a nonbinary person. *rolls more dice* Two of them are prostitutes. *rolls more dice* It’s the cis guy and the trans guy. Are you all happy now?
