ꨄ︎ Steamy Society 

is a, dare I say, steamy revamp of Good Society. 

Collaboration has been totally altered, and renamed more aptly: Foreplay, for it is the page that must be undone afore you play. She now contains multitudes of deep questions, perfect for penetrating those pesky world building questions that readers felt... lacking in previous playdocs. Questions like, how will we explore sex? Vigrorously, or perhaps more chastely? An excellent question, and we provide the all the answers you have been fumbling for. Spy the changes in tone, they are short but sweet. Addtionally I have added many a relationship dynamic for you to aspire to, should you want to explore more... non-tradational manners of company. 

Take a gander at the new Touchstones, that may allow you to touch other stones, or what I like to call, settings. Have you ever wanted to explore the wondrous world of being in a band? Well, worry not, there are very many settings atuned for your pleasure. 

Now, one cannot have pleasure without careful boundary setting and for this we give you: Yums, Taboos, and Yucks, which do as they say on the tin. In additon, we have reframed questions regarding intimacy, hardship, and harm so players may feel their safest in exploring their inner most desires in the upmost safety. Don't forget your paddle and your safeword! 

After playing, dilly and dally without delay to Aftercare, where you can linger and write what you Loved and what you're Longing for the next time you meet for play. It is also home for your record of Rumours and Scandal, and your records of play.

I do so hope that my many, ample, accountrements will aid you as you play with your trusted companions. Such fun! 

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Imelda Goswick

Credits

The Penned to Good Society logo is © Storybrewers Roleplaying and is used with permission.

This work is based on Good Society (found at storybrewersroleplaying.com/good-society/) a product of Storybrewers Roleplaying, developed and authored by Hayley Gordon and Vee Hendro.

This playdoc is written and designed by Avalon Divine and RuntY. Imelda Goswick, (a connection from a rather notorious Percival game) graciously penned our summary, may she enjoy married life in Habershire without her dearest Kitty.

Painting Credit:

The Lover Surprised (L'Amant Surpris) c. 1798 Charles-Melchior Descourtis (French, 1753–1820) after Frédéric Schall (French, 1752–1825) France, 18th century Wash manner etching and engraving printed in blue, red, yellow, and black inks Sheet: 57 x 45 cm (22 7/16 x 17 11/16 in.); to borderline: 46.5 x 37.5 cm (18 5/16 x 14 3/4 in.) Gift of the Print Club of Cleveland in honor of the museum's one-hundredth anniversary 2015.151