To give the book credit, the first image here is a rad skull zombie chowing down on a fat accountant. I've never read Anne Rice so I'm not sure how sad all her vampires are, but Louis sounds like a really sad dude. Like all good vampire books, we gotta start off with an Anne Rice quote. You know, after the 11 page intro story involving Teombi, the black "tribal witchdoctor and priest of the dark nature religion of his people" teaching his occult secrets to a blond-haired superman who then moves to the united states and finds "his career as a speaker at American lyceums about both improved health through natural remedies and African folk-magic and religion." I'm ready to get blessed with gnostic wisdom for playing a game about ghouls, let's go to the first chapter. We also get a shout-out to God and a Blessed Be to the Bible to start out, so I'm definitely getting a Mark Rein Dot Hagen feel already.
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Inventor and Artisan (Creation, Design and Development) You know this book is going to be awesome, because he doesn't even make it past the first page before he starts needing to refer to the glossary. Every splat section has a big-ass XP chart for buying abilities in this separate book. You are given a bit of powers for each one, but the vast majority of characters abilities are in a different book. The game is made up of four corebooks, each of which offers three playable splats and two splats that you should definitely not try to play but which are given a chapter and a character creation write-up anyways. It's also the vehicle by which we are supposed to better ourselves - but I'll get to that in a bit. It's the World of Darkness with all the "bad" stuff - "immature" quests for power, monty-haulism, and the tendency to want to play superheroes - taken out and replaced with a heaping of mysticism and whining about how civilization has destroyed story-telling and we're all dead inside because of it. However, these games were obviously not enough for White Wolf author Steven Brown, the author of such classics as We all know that the World of Darkness games are the top-dog in secret-urban-monsters RPG genre. Introduction posted by Mormon Star Wars Original SA postĪn Interactive Legendmaking Experience by Steven Brown
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