D&D and satanisim

Hey, I do Werewolf: The Apocalypse and Changling: The Dreaming on Monday nights. Great fun - we all get together in a pub and LARP for a single session as part of an on-going storyline. Like regular roleplaying only we get up and move around and stuff.I play everything and anything - I run D&D once a week and play in any other game I can get to. I've tried Rolemaster (too stats heavy), Mage, Warhammer Fantasy RP, Magic the Gathering, Legend of the Five Rings, dozens of board games and single scenario adventures in any number of systems; I'm completely addicted to computer RPG's of all shapes and sizes, I love Gameboy RPG's most of all, and I go LAN gaming anytime I can convince enough people to come along. I'm thinking of getting a T shirt made up with "Addicted to Games" on the back.But getting to the actual topic... some of the more recent stuff that WotC have done, like the Book of Vile Darkness, is definitely going to scare fundies. There's another book by Valar Publishing called the Book of Erotic Fantasy (for D&D 3.5 Ed) that might cause heart attacks just because of the pictures - they're all altered and retouched photos rather than artwork.It's inevitable that people don't understand this kind of stuff, no matter how tame it might be to the people who actually know it. I mean, the Erotic Fantasy book is actually a very comprehensive and in-depth examination of how D&D rules apply to sex and its related subjects. It's not porn by any stretch of the imagination - but a fundie would take it that way.The Rock Hound