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Not really sure what, but I'd like if you could do more with your captured people. They just live there with no needs, waiting for me, and being completely empty.

Yeah we need more to do with them and them having a bit more of to do with us.

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i feel like at some point we can just have them as room mates instead of them just being in the prison probably starving to death. I feel like Korg brings them food regularly cuz we forgot we even imprisoned them there. 

I would like to keep them as servants, like teach them how to clean and chop wood and stuff. Use werewolves as guard dogs, wererats as housemaids and lizardmen to help with the garden or something like that and reward them with food and sex. I know it sounds like slavery but it´s way better than put them in a cell to rot. Or maybe hold them in the prison in order to cure the curse of lust or give them the antilycan. But maybe for future development, I'm more interested in the plot and every new character and species than anything else.

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Yes this would be very nice.

But one quick question: Why do you think that anyone here would have a problem with it sounding like slavery?

Fair point, I mean they're sex slaves already

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Well, maybe some players  are not into that, the same way some are against dating multiple partners. In the game you literally kidnap this creatures from their habitat, then throw them in jail and visit them in order to take advantage of their lonely horny state. If on top of that you put them to work for you just because you can, it kinda sounds like slavery to me. Definitively doesn't sound like spa treatment. But hey, it's just a game and it can be played however you want. That's the hole point.

My post was supposed to be a joke.

But I have to give you some credit for the good explanation.

Yeah, I know. Sorry. Just want it to be clear to avoid misinterpretations.