Z-Ray

The Rail Crew, Rail Golem and WILLIE!

Also storm of shadows for the fluff before it is out of stock and out of print.

I've noticed in other places where they religiously alternate between male and female pronouns. IMO, that seems to be the best way to go.

I haven't looked at a D&D book in ages, but I know White Wolf was all about female pronouns in the 90s.

If I remember correctly the D&D 3rd edition had a stock of named characters that they used in the examples and the rules would use the pronoun that fit the gender of the one used i that sections examples.

eg. the setion on melee attacks used Lady Justice in all the examples and used she/her in the body of the rules as well. Then the section on summoning mechanics used Nicodem and him/he.