Welcome to the World of the Daemon Family
These pages are based on Science Fiction novels written by John Norman, they in no way duplicate Real life on Earth.
These pages are intended for mature adults, that would mean if you are under 18 mentally or physically please leave now, if you consider yourself mentally over 18 and are physically 18 you may enter if and only if you are NOT upset by things of a graphic nature, do to the nature of Gor, if you are weak and can not handle a little mild sexuality you should leave now! Otherwise feel free to explore the world of the House of Cold Steel.
The House of Cold Steel is not your typical House, With in it's gates you will probably see many things that you would think might be wrong, if what lies beyond her gates is not to your liking please take this opportunity to leave with my and everyone else in the Houses Blessing. Cold Steel is a Karian house in which men are men, and women damn well better be women. Gor is a cold Cruel place, Port Kar is worse, if you play a man expect to be a man and not a pansy, if you play a woman expect to be treated as a Karian woman would and not as some pampered coddled little treasure.
Daemon Family
“In Port Kar,” said the man, “we often think of, and refer to, unfortunately and disreputably, of course, free women as garbage, for they are good for very little."
“I like that,” said Clitus Vitellius."
~ Slave Girl of Gor
"The Man who Respects a woman does not know what else to do with her" ~ Beasts of Gor
"A woman can only respect a man who can reduce her to utter defeat" ~ Nomads of Gor
Greed and selfishness I now, for the first time, understood. There is more honesty in Port Kar, I thought, than in all the cities of Gor. Here men scorn to sheath the claws of their heart in the pretenses of their mouth. Here, in this city, alone of all the cities of Gor, men did not stoop to cant and prattle. Here they knew, and would acknowledge, the dark truths of human life, that, in the end, there was only gold, and power, and the bodies of women, and the steel of weapons. Here they concerned themselves only with themselves. Here they behaved as what they were, cruelly and with ruthlessness, as men, despising, and taking what they might , should it please them to do so.
(Raiders of Gor Page 102)