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Sunday, 20 January 2013

PG or not PG, That is the Question

Posted on 08:10 by rajrani
So now that the Adventures Dark and Deep Players Manual is humming along so well (more than half the finished art completed, all edits received and more than half reviewed applied to the master document), I have a minute to think about the next book; the Game Masters Toolkit.

Now, for this, I'm thinking about having a more "edgy" cover, involving nudity (in-context, of course, not merely gratuitous), but it brings up the question of whether I have two versions of the cover. One would be the full-monty version, and the other would be a PG version with some bits of cloth placed in strategic locations.

Now, the question I'd like to pose to the Peanut Gallery is, would having a nude on the cover offend your sensibilities to the point that you wouldn't buy the book? 
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