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Originally Posted by El Quia
A vampire kills five werewolf? You are playing it wrong, buddy  . A vampire has no chance against a werewolf, let alone five, unless he is really ancient (and the werewolfs mere puppies :P)
I think that it is a lot easier to find crappy WoD players rather than good ones. Also, the new world of darkness is crap. WoD games can be a little bit pretentious (and mage is the most pretentious of the lot), but with the right people can be a lot of fun.
Mage is my favorite WoD game because of the themes you can work on it and the magic system. But I usually get aways a good bit from the default setting, prefering a more urban fantasy theme, mixed with some cyberpunk and conspiracy. God, I miss my old Mage campaign... lovely characters.... |
Maybe it's the other way around, a werewolf kills five vampires, and a mage kills five werewolves... but the attorney part I remember clearly
And yes, it is really easy to find crappy WoD players, especially in MET. Well I do like roleplay, but the Mind's Eye Theatre (aka. LIVE vampire) was a little too much for my tase. Some guy running around in a black raincoat shouting celerity, celerity...
Our Mage campaign was urban as well, set somewhere at the end of the XXI. century. And we were playing very strict by the rules of paradoxes and such, which made the game for me quite a challenge (being one of the most paradox ridden traditions, that is). But my character was no traditional Order of Hermes guy. Was a business man, with a small occult library and a devilish smile (and of course with the power to reshape the elements) :thumbs: I remember one of the most hillarious moments was when I had to check out some warehouses in the slums, where people began turning up dead, and drained of their blood, and while on the road, suddenly my radio changes stations to some guys voice and says: "Hello, I'm Dev//NULL, I'll be your Virtual guide today"
