Part of this threats existence is because of this video. https://youtu.be/e9bF_2ivuNs?si=dzZWK7Py7Y5WjNzLThe second part of this thread is because of 1d4chan being down. While the third part is a slight desire to possibly one day run a game that would interest my peculiar taste.And I cannot find a PDF copy of Sword of the Middle Kingdom by horizon production.
>>98556021Genius: the Transgression gets so much love some people think it's official product. It's not my favorite but I respect the effort.In the late 90s, when we were all hopping from foot to foot waiting for the Earth's crust to cool, there was an *excellent* fan-made Highlander RPG that "bolted on" to the base Storyteller system, but they weren't kidding when they said it wasn't designed for compatibility with the WoD setting.30 years ago somebody put together a version of V:tM that played with a single d6 for the whole table that was actually really good but I think the fall of Geocities ate it.And about 20 years ago BOGYA in Austin, TX did a killer Vampire/Werewolf LARP alternative to Mind's Eye Theater that used Rock Paper Scissors with the Storyteller character sheets: the higher Attribute wins on a tie, relevant Abilities are once sessions re-rolls. I don't know if anyone still has a copy for the reworked Disciplines/Gifts online, though.
>>98556945>And about 20 years ago BOGYA in Austin, TX did a killer Vampire/Werewolf LARP alternative to Mind's Eye Theater that used Rock Paper Scissors with the Storyteller character sheets: the higher Attribute wins on a tie, relevant Abilities are once sessions re-rolls. I don't know if anyone still has a copy for the reworked Disciplines/Gifts online, though.We used the same system at Seattle's LARP 'Seattle by Choice'....no not the Cam sanctioned LARP....the other one....
>>98556021One of the hosts of roleplaying public radio has talked about using V:tM homebrew he found online to run a Gargoyles game.
