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Add in mages where belief becomes real and poof, you have your setting.

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So players always surprise you.

One decided to counter a surprise garou encounter by celerity to a car then ramming it while it was distracted by other players.

Where can I reference rules for this type of shenanigans?

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You can utilize the Outcasts book since you’re mixing genres and allowing players to be whatever they like.

Of course I’d also pick mage too. Since they’re the most powerful in the mid-long term.

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When you have a logic issue remember that emotion and mind control are ever present in this genre.

Even real world fanaticism may seem illogical to you but know that it is what it is.

You can justify any, all, or none to match your table’s plot.

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I found a chart that goes over speeds with celerity. I was curious when someone could sprint faster then a car or bullet.

For chase scenes I allow the higher celerity value to beat. For anything else I’ll do contested rolls over time to add tension.

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I use the law of averages for npcs. They’ll never botch per se but they’ll never outshine a good roll from a player.

That way I can run through all npc actions super fast.

“This thug is always gonna get 3 successes to shoot so I know the player has to meet or beat those to avoid damage” or

“This bouncer is a pretty willful ghoul so it’ll take either 6 successes to intimidate him or 4 successes to beat his willpower through some other means” or

“This upstart toreador is gonna try to make the player look bad so I know they’ll...

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