History VideoGame / ADanceWithRogues

* NintendoHard: The game is rather challenging and success is often dependent on trial and error and lots of preparation.

** [[spoiler: The Princess breaks down and agrees to marry Arto Benthur, and the module comes to a close with their wedding cermony. Could be seen as a BittersweetEnding, as Nathan convinced the Princess to do so because she could has an influence on Arto, which is especially interesting because Arto is thought to be planning to take the throne of Dhorn.]]

** If the player orders the Princess to [[ADateWithRosiePalms touch herself]] in her home but there is an NPC in her party, she will refuse to do it.

* BareYourMidriff: Some female clothes of the mod are like this, including the ones automatically given to the Princess when she enters the Bear Pit just after the end of the Prologue.

* BuxomIsBetter: This is actually built into the mechanics of the module, though not entirely how you'd expect. The [[http://adwr.wikia.com/wiki/Princess%27s_body_shape Princess's body shape]] (specifically the size of her breasts and bottom) is determined by her Constitution score--and because of the bonus HP, it's ''always'' better to have a higher CON in ''D&D''. Also, some [=NPCs=] will react more favorably to a Princess with larger assets.

''A Dance with Rogues'' is a famous (or infamous) two-part module for ''VideoGame/NeverwinterNights'', created by the Neverwinter Vault user Valine who won IGN's module of the year in 2006 for it. As the title suggests, the module is specifically tailored to the ''[[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons D&D]]'' [[CharacterClassSystem Rogue class]] and is epic in scope, taking the PlayerCharacter from [[CharacterLevel level]] 1 to 17-19. It is best known for its expansive and highly praised original storyline that is both DarkerAndEdgier and HotterAndSexier than the original game's campaign and expansions, with Valine [[SincerestFormOfFlattery openly admitting]] to have taken at least some inspiration from Creator/GeorgeRRMartin's ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' saga. Valine has since updated the module for ''Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition'' in 2020, calling this new version ''A Dance with Rogues 2.0'' or ''The Eye-Candy Edition''.

''A Dance with Rogues'' is a famous (or infamous) two-part module for ''VideoGame/NeverwinterNights'', created by the Neverwinter Vault user Valine who won IGN's module of the year in 2006 for it. As the title suggests, the module is specifically tailored to the ''[[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons D&D]]'' [[CharacterClassSystem Rogue class]] and is epic in scope, taking the PlayerCharacter from [[CharacterLevel level]] 1 to 17-19. It is best known for its expansive and highly praised original storyline that is both DarkerAndEdgier and HotterAndSexier than the original game's campaign and expansions, with Valine [[SincerestFormOfFlattery openly admitting]] to have taken at least some inspiration from Creator/GeorgeRRMartin's ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' saga. Valine has since updated the module for ''Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition'' in 2020, calling this new version A ''Dance with Rogues 2.0'' or ''The Eye-Candy Edition''.

''A Dance with Rogues'' is a famous (or infamous) two-part module for ''VideoGame/NeverwinterNights'', created by the Neverwinter Vault user Valine who won IGN's module of the year in 2006 for it. As the title suggests, the module is specifically tailored to the ''[[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons D&D]]'' [[CharacterClassSystem Rogue class]] and is epic in scope, taking the PlayerCharacter from [[CharacterLevel level]] 1 to 17-19. It is best known for its expansive and highly praised original storyline that is both DarkerAndEdgier and HotterAndSexier than the original game's campaign and expansions, with Valine [[SincerestFormOfFlattery openly admitting]] to have taken at least some inspiration from Creator/GeorgeRRMartin's ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' saga.