Why no female Imps?
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IIRC you could make one in CoC.
You required the feeder perk plus 2 rows of breasts,
then defeat a Imp Lord [I believe] then breast feed and the second round of feeding triggers the TF TG.
I think that gave 'em a vagina, but not breasts, IIRC. It's been a long time since I've seen that scene, though.
There will be at least one female imp if i have anything to say about it
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Oh okay thanks. I wasn't sure which one it was talking about. I thought it was just tits but wasn't one hundred percent sure about that.
I think the only lock down on CoC2 is a light one if you can even call it a lock down. And that's just on recruit-able npcs. Basically you can't write one unless you become seen as a reliable and quality driven writer and even then I think you are generally limited to one of those, just for the sake that the game doesn't drown in a sea of combat ready waifus and husbandos. Which isn't a bad thing from a harem standpoint, but will more than likely be a coding and balance nightmare. lol
I thought the reason stated back during the original CoC was the same given for why Imps can't knock up Goblins (or was it that Goblins only gave birth to more Goblins), and also why there were no male Goblins - You have a super hyper breedable race with no taboo about incest and a not very long term for pregnancies, and you give them both genders, they'll overrun everything inside two months. I definitely remember some sort of discussion about that. But then it was years so I either could be wrong or things could have changed since then, but that was basically the gist of why Imps and Goblins were monogendered (again, according to my very flawed memory). Made sense though.
Edit: To clarify, stated somewhere in the forum at that time, it was never stated in game that I can remember.
Edit: To clarify, stated somewhere in the forum at that time, it was never stated in game that I can remember.
That's a pretty good reason the demons would want imps of both genders; they're great cannon fodder.
I'm some somebody made up some justification at some point, but there was nothing in-game (and therefore, in canon) about it, so female imps are full speed ahead. In fact I just put out a commission query for an imp mob in the Frostwood with the author's option for gender makeup.
Hey, if you make the female imps cute shortstacks you won't hear any complaints from me, especially if you include some futanari in their ranks (chicks with dicks is my jam). And if someone asks why there were never any female imps in CoC, I guess you could always say the unique magic of Mareth prevented them from coming out female (hey, it's near impossible to leave Mareth and the geography is magical enough that the terrain bends itself to get you places faster or whatever, so obviously it's a unique enough dimension that some curse to make imps all male there could work, leaving other realms prey to female imps).
There's no plans for male goblins is there? I kind of prefer them as an all female race, but obviously that's just me.
Eh, I'm okay with that too. Especially if anyone decides to make any trappy goblin fembois (Only thing better than chicks with dicks? Traps!).
I now wonder who came up with that claim, as it was what I thought of when this thread was opened.
I'm not a 100% sure, but I can swear I remember Fen being the one to say it. But don't quote me on that.
My internal idea was that male imps either become incubuses or succbuses, which become onimbuses.
The whole purpose is sex, so an imp has to prove its ability to do so first, before it chooses an actual "gender", then it becomes what it wishes once it has mastered spreading corruption.
The whole purpose is sex, so an imp has to prove its ability to do so first, before it chooses an actual "gender", then it becomes what it wishes once it has mastered spreading corruption.
Imps do not grow up to be demons. They're shitty, pathetic imps for their entire existence.
I think you have taken a position that an actual lorekeeper ^see above^ actually adopted, sooo... yeah, don't go with what I said.