What was your first WoD game?

[Grevnor]

VtM Revised AND WtA Revised. Blind run as ST, online play due to physical distance, players had one character of each supernatural race (one player's characters were even blood relatives to each other), and we shifted the narrative between the groups every other session. Ambitious as hell, but naturally I bit off more than I could chew (as usual) and the campaign just sort of self-destructed before getting anywhere. But it was fun while it lasted.

[Sergeant Brother]

Mine was V:tM Second Edition, back when 2nd was still fairly new. I still remember flipping through the pages, reading about vampire origin and Clans. It was nearly 30 years ago, crazy to think about.

[Resplendent Fire]

Vampire: The Masquerade, first edition, in 1991. Really looked forward to the other games listed as upcoming somewhere (I forget where exactly): Werewolf, Magus, Faerie, and Ghost.

[Sergeant Brother]

Vampire: The Masquerade, first edition, in 1991. Really looked forward to the other games listed as upcoming somewhere (I forget where exactly): Werewolf, Magus, Faerie, and Ghost.

Me too, I also remember seeing that. In fact, I went on to buy Werewolf, Mage, Wraith, and Changeling as soon as they came out in the following years.

[Jackob]

Mage 1st Edition used as a universal system to play a horror campaign.

First WoD game played as a WoD game was Vampire 2nd Edition playing a game starting in the Middle Ages - this was before Dark Ages was made.

[Resplendent Fire]

Me too, I also remember seeing that. In fact, I went on to buy Werewolf, Mage, Wraith, and Changeling as soon as they came out in the following years.

Same! And it was worth it.

[Saur Ops Specialist]

Vampire, actually, via Jyhad/VTES, but then I quickly leapt into Werewolf. The Rokea and Mokole were big draws.

[Penelope]

Vampire, actually, via Jyhad/VTES, but then I quickly leapt into Werewolf. The Rokea and Mokole were big draws.

I like both those Breeds.

[Resplendent Fire]

I regret never having played a Mokole. The Godzilla art in the second edition changing breed book was so perfect.

[HorizonParty2021]

Vampire. Everyone played Vamp back then. Mage is way better. That's what I play now.

[Erinys]

I saw some cool 2nd edition Werewolf material online, and bought the Revised corebook when it was fairly new.

[Saur Ops Specialist]

I like both those Breeds.

Though, due to the breedbook author being WW's answer to the creator of Ren and Stimpy, I feel the need to walk Rokea back significantly from contemporary sources.

[Penelope]

Though, due to the breedbook author being WW's answer to the creator of Ren and Stimpy, I feel the need to walk Rokea back significantly from contemporary sources.

I don’t get it...

Also I haven’t read the original Breedbook. Just the stuff in W20 Changing Breeds.

[Dataweaver]

Mage: the Ascension 1st edition.

Me too. I had heard of Vampire and Werewolf back in '91 and '92; but neither of them interested me. Mage was a different matter: I bought it the moment it hit the shelves, and collected the entire series as it progressed. In fact, the only reason why I no longer have my collection is because a fellow Mage fan had his collection stolen; so I donated mine to him.

I've subsequently taken advantage of DrivethruRPG sales to pick up everything they have that's Mage-related in PDF, so the “loss” of my physical copies isn't that big of a deal — especially since for several years there, I was stuck in a situation where I had to put all of my worldly possessions other than my mobile devices in storage; so PDF has been much better for me than the Dead Tree editions.

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The second World of Darkness game that I got into was, technically, Wraith 1e (I bought it, too, when it first came out); but I don't really count it because it didn't really grab me, and I never really followed up on it. Changeling 1e, on the other hand, did grab me: the World of Darkness that I run (when I can) is primarily Mage and Changeling with Hunter and Mummy: the Resurrection elements coming in a distant third and forth.

[Damian May]

I don’t get it...

Also I haven’t read the original Breedbook. Just the stuff in W20 Changing Breeds.

Author is a rapist, groomer and abuser. Now....there are no residuals with rpg books so he won't get any money from you buying it...so it's a personal call whether you do or not.