Rich Morris' Comics - YAFGC and The ComixBlog

And he nicely reports her everything -- remaining outwardly loyal to Mah'ri.

I'd like to think he does it purposely, I hope he is rather a sly dog than a brainless sex-toy...

If they are, I don't think they'd need to be introduced to each other: http://yafgc.net/?id=71

It remains to be seen. He has too much to loose either way, so he may be suggesting to Arachne how useful he can be to her even if he is on the opposite camp.

This may be considered as closer, I think

(Let alone this one where he follows Arachne up some dark tight tunnels -- coudn't have find the strip itself )

I find myself hoping Lolth deposits her little spider egg and Wolf becomes a father. While kind of funny, his Greatest Man Whore Under the Mountain schtick is getting a little old. Plus, it'd be interesting to see him trying to deal with both freedom and single fatherhood (which would also make him a dramatic counterpoint to Maula's single mother status).

Fathers typically have no standing in drow spciety. If Lolth leaves an egg behind odds are it'll be raised by her priestesses. And even if he was a single father how would that affect his man whoring at all? His sleeping around isn't even taboo in drow society so there's no reason for him to stop, especially since it's been his strongest weapon and only thing keeping him alive.

Plus Lolth probably means for him to sire Mah'ri's daughter.

Wolf, you kinky devil, you.

I am curious to see how sadistic Wolf can be. Or is he above that?

Do slaves get free "cure diseases" in drow country? (if not, STDs must be rampant and so I wonder why Wolf is still "pristine"...)

Certain priestesses like having him around.

I do not know about YAFGC, but in my campaigns i make it clear that no STD'd exist . I reckon that the existence of dragons and evil Gods is nuisance enough.
But in any case, Fellgrin is probably right.

Out of curiosity then, in your game, what about bedbugs, lice, and a whole host of other public-health related non-magical nasties ? Do those exist?

If they do, I'm going to make a fortune making Protection From Vermin magic items.

Not really. I assume that a culture that has semi-affordable potions to set broken bones and reverse reality, knows enough about herbalism to create a mundane concoction capable of driving most critters away.
In extreme situations -prisons, ships, gutters- i would show such nuisances, but if you get too realistic with dirt the PCs would spend half the session looking for a bathhouse and a cleric .
Not to whip myself for derailing Wolf's thread...