Ahead of the Mummy the Curse Second Edition Kicksterter Campaign coming next week, we bring you a preview interview with developer Matthew Dawkins: http://thestorytold.libsyn.com/mummy...atthew-dawkins
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Originally posted by Paradim View PostSomething I'm a little puzzled from the interview. I think it was mentioned that Arisen are going to have less powers affecting ghosts in the core book this time around. Does that mean there is going to be a toning down of Arisen having necromancy-like powers?
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Originally posted by TyrannicalRabbit View Post
It looks to be a decision based on the fact that there is already going to be wordcount taken up by things like rules for immortal types, sekhem sorcery, etc and he said he wanted to have Affinities and Utterances that deal with ghosts and spirits in a supplement.
I guess that might work better as a more defined supplement for the Underworld in general....
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Originally posted by Paradim View Post
I guess that might work better as a more defined supplement for the Underworld in general....
See you all on the other side.
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Indeed. I preferred to give focus to powers that affect tangible things rather than including a couple of Utterances that bother ghosts and then feel obliged to include an entire section on ephemeral entities to justify its presence. Amkhata are still in the book and they work, but expect more ghost wrangling powers in a sourcebook.
Matthew Dawkins
In-House Developer for Onyx Path Publishing
Website: https://www.matthewdawkins.com
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/matthewdawkins
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Originally posted by The Gentleman Gamer View PostIndeed. I preferred to give focus to powers that affect tangible things rather than including a couple of Utterances that bother ghosts and then feel obliged to include an entire section on ephemeral entities to justify its presence. Amkhata are still in the book and they work, but expect more ghost wrangling powers in a sourcebook.
Do you think that the Utterances from First Edition will still be compatible? Or otherwise easily workable to a Second Edition format?
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Originally posted by Paradim View Post
Do you think that the Utterances from First Edition will still be compatible? Or otherwise easily workable to a Second Edition format?
Matthew Dawkins
In-House Developer for Onyx Path Publishing
Website: https://www.matthewdawkins.com
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/matthewdawkins
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Originally posted by Paradim View Post
Do you think that the Utterances from First Edition will still be compatible? Or otherwise easily workable to a Second Edition format?
Thoughts ripple out, birthing others
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Originally posted by Paradim View PostWhat is DEC...?
Social justice vampire/freelancer | He/Him
Actual Play: Vampire: The Requiem – Bloodlines
Masquiem: Curses of Caine in Requiem 2nd
Storytellers Vault: Author Page
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Originally posted by Paradim View PostWhat is DEC...?
Resident Lore-Hound
Currently Consuming: Hunter: the Vigil 1e
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Originally posted by Satchel View Post
Dark Eras Companion, the book which contains a chapter (Princes of the Conquered Land) whose mechanical aspects include notes for managing crossover between 1e Mummy and 2e Mage as well as various angles on the cosmology. The sidebar is "Utterances and Revised Ghosts," on page 137.
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