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They have done organized games before, though, where people get points for 'how well' they do premade adventures. Between this and pregenerated characters it doesn't seem like PvP would be too hard.

5e is probably the better place to do it, since you sort of culminate all the weird modifiers into advantage or not.

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Double post!

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From Requiem for Rome p25, the Camarilla was founded in 510 BCE.

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This one is apparently drug powered.

Right I couldn't post some of them because they link to a certain site this site doesn't link to. I found plenty just searching google for gnome barbarian....

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It's happened to people on this board. It's still happening.

You've even commented on it....

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Fans not liking new things is one thing.

Fans not liking new things, picking a name out of the writers block, like 'Oh, this one sounds like a girl, she probably ruined everything,' then looking over everything they've done online, doxxing them, and trying to portray them as some sort of political radical who got their job solely to ruin it for you personally, that's toxic.

And that's the kind of shit that happens these days. It's not a matter of people not liking new things, it's people not liking new things, blaming certain people for it, then attacking them and people...

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It seems to fit the fiction.

It's not like you get an in depth analysis on the relationship between the protagonist and background character #3 they never interacted with, I guess outside of Star Wars. In things like Incredible Hulk it's the waitress who's nice to him, and the trucker who thinks he looks weird and wants to bully him. Of course, blowing up in front of that extra character can always help the protagonist sort them out, or at least get them out of there.

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Mostly their own wants. None of the idigam we've seen so far have been inspired by 'orderly werewolf genocide with masterminded tactics and strategy.' But there's also the fact that the Uratha aren't all located in one easily attacked location, like Prussia. And the more werewolves they gather the attention of the more likely the werewolves are to push back. Though if you're making an army you'll probably get more enemies than just the Uratha. Having spent the last few thousand years on the moon or hiding beneath the earth they are at the least entities that know some amount of fear.
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It allows for the complete control of people. Every Seer Pylon wants one.

It's not the type of thing you use to kill mages, at least not by possessing people individually and throwing them at them. If you want though you can take control of an Influencer and have them complain about mistreatment by (Pentacle mage's mortal identity), or use them to threaten others anonymously. You can use it to kill, but you'd still have to be fairly cunning about it.

I forget what they did but there's a couple more powerful unique ones, maybe one allows for mass possession.

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Yeah there's no set date for this it depends on how many typos or errata are noticed and how long it takes to fix them and whether fixing them requires a larger change.

But they usually mention on the Monday Meeting if it's expected to happen soon.

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How organizations make Renegades.

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You asked if anyone had seen any terrible movies lately (though it was a month ago)....

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I knew that, thanks. It does a good job of shoving them into the thick of it but I think when it comes to these eras people generally want their gamelines of choice to be large and in charge, and not on the backstep.

Another one I was interested in was werewolf during the colonizations of Australia and South America....

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I'm watching the Phantom Creeps right now, bad movie. But is there any term for a construct that isn't quite yet a Promethean yet? Like they are a 'living' thing but aren't at the part where they've cut themselves off from their creator and are seeking a soul or to become a real person, rather than a particularly good robot (in regards to the unfleshed)?

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I'm glad we got Werewolf in the Western Front, but could still go for Forsaken in Vietnam.

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He does in the comic, being a familiar.

But! The last I heard about the show, Salem doesn't have as big of a role, apparently the actress who plays Sabrina is allergic to cats.

Checked an article it doesn't look like he talks.

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There's a General Information and FAQ page that has the info, though for all the previous stuff not Chronicles things. Can sell things for free, PWYW, or whatever else.

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The manga and light novel have been out for a while now.

They went for a weird way to get attention in their first story and it seems to have gathered the most attention of the series.

He's kind of like Punisher, if he refused to be concerned with supervillains. Goblins all the way. Though Doom Guy and Punisher are more willing to use better equipment when it becomes available.

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I don't think so, the spell and the other reference to it are pretty clear about what it's meant to do, turn things into ghostly ephemera, which is in Twilight form. It's just one way. If you wanted a spell that would turn ephemera into 'real' stuff, you'd cast a spell of the same Death level. But ghost gate isn't it. Similar to how Damage Ghost doesn't heal ghosts, but you could do that at that same rank....

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Hoped something like this would happen, glad for all the opportunities it may get people and writers.