My group's pretty inexperienced, and we're early in the game, playing a post-embrace night-to-night chronicle. I've been STing on the assumption that it's obvious that NPCs are going to lie and manipulate the PCs, and I've kept that information generally from the players. I have different NPCs contradict each other, but the players haven't picked up on it too much yet. I'm considering telling the players OOC which characters they can trust and letting it go from there.
So I'm curious, how often do you have NPCs lie and manipulate the PCs, and how much do you tell the players about it? When you're playing, does it bug you to have a bunch of lying manipulative assholes for npcs?
So I'm curious, how often do you have NPCs lie and manipulate the PCs, and how much do you tell the players about it? When you're playing, does it bug you to have a bunch of lying manipulative assholes for npcs?
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