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Honestly I don't think malak can fathom that perhaps if people didn't treat trans people as 'outsiders' that they'd fair better.

I remember one of the players in my former group once boasted on his facebook that he's played such a variety of gendered and non-gendered beings that he didn't even see the sex of an RPG character. I replied that I didn't think statblocks had genders either. I don't think that's what he meant, and he didn't reply after that.

malak wrote:

TiaC wrote:

deaddmwalking wrote:All the APs feature a bunch of dungeon crawls, so mounted combat is probably not going to work terribly well. If you want to play with animals, you're best off with a summoner. That way you don't have to explain how you brought your mount up the side of a mountain.

Taking the Narrow Frame on your mount helps a lot.

@Malak: Yes, how dare they add a memorable trait to a NPC. It is after all propaganda to acknowledge the existence of trans people.

I read multiple pathfinder APs, and played some. This is the only one I can remember that not only includes such specific NPC sexual references, but harps about them multiple times.

Anevia can be whatever, but

http://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Anevia_Tirabade

there is no sentence in the history part that does not focus on the gender transformation.

Pretending to be a woman while hiding out from the law isn't a transgender thing. It's an sitcom thing.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosom_Buddies

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mrs._Doubtfire

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Momma%27s_House

Making it permanent using magic is just a fantasy thing.

Fashions in clothing, hairstyles, and espoused belief come and go. Taking any of them too seriously is an error.