Couldn't you have found a more inclusive term for the skill set? Something a little less demeaning and sexist?
If you think it's not demeaning and sexist tell me you wouldn't at least notice if it was termed "woman-at-arms".
Hell... you could've gone with fighter or combatant Holy Warrior or best of all Paladin "because the whole skill set screams d&d paladin".
Just something a little less demeaning and exclusionary of women.
I'm gonna kill myself, but before that i will make an example of your post every i could find feminist forums and any other gaming forums i have been registered then i will make alot threads about it to laugh and pity.
