What are practical uses for Erotic Art?

Mark Skarr · 06-29-2010, 09:22 PM

Again, not terribly practical . . ..

My character Ariel (The Crown Princess of Nightmares; yes, she was loosely based on the Randy Queen character/comic DarkChylde), became embroiled in some of her father’s dealings (Ariel is the illegitimate daughter of Morpheus, The King of Dreams and a mortal woman). She wound up “battling” her “younger” half-sister (who was still trying to kill her) and getting a critical success on her Erotic Art roll. Everyone who was asleep at the time had some very interesting, if pleasurable, dreams. And it did take the fight out of her half-sister. Back in the waking world, everyone she interacted with was oddly distracted by her for quite some time after the event.

(MonkeyFist has forbidden me from reading any of his Sandman collection until after all of Ariel’s stories have played out)

06-29-2010, 09:22 PM	#18
Mark Skarr Forum Pervert (If you have to ask . . .) Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Somewhere high up.	Re: What are practical uses for Erotic Art? Again, not terribly practical . . .. My character Ariel (The Crown Princess of Nightmares; yes, she was loosely based on the Randy Queen character/comic DarkChylde), became embroiled in some of her father’s dealings (Ariel is the illegitimate daughter of Morpheus, The King of Dreams and a mortal woman). She wound up “battling” her “younger” half-sister (who was still trying to kill her) and getting a critical success on her Erotic Art roll. Everyone who was asleep at the time had some very interesting, if pleasurable, dreams. And it did take the fight out of her half-sister. Back in the waking world, everyone she interacted with was oddly distracted by her for quite some time after the event. (MonkeyFist has forbidden me from reading any of his Sandman collection until after all of Ariel’s stories have played out)