The Slovenly Trulls - Feminist D&D podcast against the patriarchy

[Hummingbird]

The Harlots have a new podcast on D&D's Amazons. They also appeared in another podcast about the subject of systematic sexism in D&D and how feminism can combat it.

 

[Hummingbird]

They did another lore rewrite about Nymphs and guess what? They got rid of their ties to seduction and "deadly beauty". What is it with geek feminists and their dislike of sexiness?

 

[Hummingbird]

All I can say about their Twitter entry about Christian aspects in D&D is "settle down, girl."

 

[ShitLurker]

They did another lore rewrite about Nymphs and guess what? They got rid of their ties to seduction and "deadly beauty". What is it with geek feminists and their dislike of sexiness?

Find a picture of them and the question very likely answers itself.

 

[Mega Black]

must suck to hate your dad this much

They probably never had a dad around to hate.

 

[Capsaicin Addict]

They did another lore rewrite about Nymphs and guess what? They got rid of their ties to seduction and "deadly beauty". What is it with geek feminists and their dislike of sexiness?

Goes back to how much they hate women, even fictional ones, who are more attractive than them.

Whatever. I'll keep making dryads and nymphs in my D&D or PF campaigns as good, but mercurial and flighty fey maidens who can be a hilarious inconvenience if they take a shine to that handsome paladin.

 

[Hummingbird]

They're now re-writing Chauntea and "FINALLY taking down the NATURE GOD PATRIARCHY". I'm guessing what's patriarchal is that Chauntea isn't the girlboss of all nature and is in a relationship with a male god.

 

[Hummingbird]

Unicorns are sexist tools of the patriarchy.