Old World of Darkness?

[Dead Cruiser]

Well tbh if you're just going whole hog with no variation at all, I would just pick a gameline and stick with it. The setting really isn't made for the lines to intermingle.

[Ace of Hearts]

That's probably true.

If that's the case, it'll be V:TM since that's what I have the most knowledge of.

_{I'd use my own original writing settings but I'm incredibly paranoid and I just know that someone somewhere is gonna find them all laid out here and'll plagiarize and publish them before I can.}

[Dead Cruiser]

_{I'd use my own original writing settings but I'm incredibly paranoid and I just know that someone somewhere is gonna find them all laid out here and'll plagiarize and publish them before I can.}

@Ace of Hearts

lol, this is my advice for that: don't flatter yourself too much. Once you realize that your odds of getting published are about 100000/1, the likelihood of someone else publishing your material becomes quite slim.

[Ace of Hearts]

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lol, this is my advice for that: don't flatter yourself too much. Once you realize that your odds of getting published are about 100000/1, the likelihood of someone else publishing your material becomes quite slim.

@Dead Cruiser

I'd agree with you but my narcissistic arrogance won't let me.

If E.L James can sell, shit bitch, so I can.

[Arcanaut]

While I mostly know Chronicles of Darkness (or nWOD) I do however know a bit of Mage: The Ascension if they're acceptable.

Whether I or my preferred module are welcome or not, I've got a large amount of New World of Darkness files including: Changeling, Geist, Hunter, Mage, Promethean, Vampire, Werewolf, misc and even Mind's Eye theatere (for larping) that I can give to you via skype. In fact, if anyone else is interested in this deal, PM me doing so and I can send the files.

As for the reason why I have the files, it's because I am currently running a mixed bag campaign which, while chaotic, is surprisingly fun, and not as confusing as oWOD as the systems are much more similar (e.g. numina/gnosis/blood tinge being basically the same) And while some types of characters might seem overtly powerful such as werewolves, others such as vampires and mages can show off in non combative ways that can be quite impressive if you give them a chance.

[potatochipgolem]

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What do you mean.

@Ace of Hearts

It's nothing, I've researched the answer and have just the character to play.

I think that you should still just go ahead and make the ooc, ignore any nasty comments coming your way here.

To the 'critics': Intermingling themes? Too many personal plots? Are they really a problem? I don't think these really are problems as long as the writers participating are not attention whores. :).

Meanwhile I'll just say that the 'critique' you're having to listen to even before you've created the ooc is just silly, you can safely ignore them. Know that there's still a lot of silent support and interest going on for this!

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lol, this is my advice for that: don't flatter yourself too much. Once you realize that your odds of getting published are about 100000/1, the likelihood of someone else publishing your material becomes quite slim.

@Dead Cruiser

I don't see him flattering himself, I just see someone erring on the side of caution. Also what you said isn't true, publishers will publish anything that is good material because it earns. As you haven't seen his material, who are you to judge?

Are you here to show interest? Or are you here to just scorn someone over the internet?

[potatochipgolem]

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[Dead Cruiser]

Lmao, wow, is this the point we've reached? Where helpful advice is "nasty comments" and "scorn?" I blame modern "last place gets a trophy" culture, and the politically intolerant state of acadamia.

Anyway, Ace, I doubt that you actually share in what seems to be vicarious butthurt, but if you also share in the hurt fee fees, don't hesitate to throw out the advice of a longtime player and GM. It's no skin off my nose.

As far as "erring on the side of caution" goes, I could do as such by not leaving my house for fear of being struck by a meteor. Sure, any of them could kill me if they're big enough, and I can't judge the size of them for having not seen them, but I'm not fearing divine retribution, so I'm gonna roll the dice on this one.

[Ace of Hearts]

I have no idea what's going on.

I go out to paint my dog and this is what happens when I'm gone.

[Dead Cruiser]

Lmao don't even worry about. I woke up to crap in my cornflakes (metaphorically) and wrote out a salty ass message. Just ignore those blocks of text seen above.

[Ace of Hearts]

For real though:

I appreciate your advice @Dead Cruiser but I was looking to create a game set specifically in the WoD because that's what I was in the mood for.

[Dead Cruiser]

For real though:

I appreciate your advice @Dead Cruiser but I was looking to create a game set specifically in the WoD because that's what I was in the mood for.

@Ace of Hearts

Yeah of course. My advice for that is to stick with one gameline for the characters, as different ones rarely mesh for anything more than isolated encounters.

[Ace of Hearts]

ANYONE ELSE?

GEHENNA WON'T WAIT FOR YOU SORRY CAITIFFS.

[Wraithblade6]

This still alive? @Ace of Hearts