Editing Book of Erotic Fantasy (section)

===Gameplay tips===
[[File:Interspecies_crossbreeding.jpg|500px|thumb|right|The reason non-perverts get this book: just to see if race X can breed with race Y.]]
Book of Erotic Fantasy introduces a new ability, Appearance (App). Appearance measures your character's looks and is not related to Charisma in any way. What this means is that it essentially gives you another [[Dump Stat|dump stat]] for all your powergaming needs, if you really need to powergame in an ERP campaign, or if you manage to convince your DM to include this sourcebook in their adventure at the last second. Party faces and spies should note that this rulebook makes Disguise depend on your Appearance ability, while Bluff, Intimidate and Gather Information skills can vary between Appearance and Charisma, depending on the way those skills are used. In general, most players don't bother with it and consider Charisma to be quite enough on its own.

A new feat, Chaste Life, allows you to increase any single ability score by +2. You may take the feat multiple times, but each ability can only be increased once. All benefits are lost if you engage in a sexual act. However this only applies to consensual sex, and nonconsensual sex makes you immune to the negative effect. If your character were to lose it however you can restore the feat's ability bonus with ''Atonement'' spell. The effect that roleplaying a nonconsensual act has on this feat is unknown.

There are seven feats that grant a +2 bonus to one ability for the next 24 hours after 20 minutes of sex. Each of these feats can be taken up to three times, and provides a cumulative bonus of up to +6, although you must spend 20 minutes having sex for every +2 increment. And it has to be actual sex, so no jerking it for an hour. Also, theoretically, these feats stack with Chaste Life, if there is somebody to rape your character when needed.

''Magic status'' may lie completely outside the book's theme, but it instantly lets you know not just the things ''status'' did, but whenever a spell affects them.  ''Life shell'' works just as well as ''anti-life shell'' does for undead for the purposes of keeping out anyone or anything that's not buck naked, so long as you're willing to strip down first because the books specifically states the spell must be cast in the buff.  ''Disrobe'' is a derpy spell, but if you're fighting someone with a lot of gear, it's also a good way to cut them down to size with a single judicious application of a second-level spell.

''Cursed orgasm'' deals a creature 1d6 damage per caster level (max 10d6), for the next CL orgasms.  ''Orgasmic vibrations'' causes a creature to orgasm for CL rounds.  Not only does this (obviously) pretty well debilitate them already, but asking your DM whether a multi-round orgasm would trigger ''cursed orgasm'' multiple times is the funniest way to be stabbed by him in real life you'll ever see.