Door #1 Is Christian

Christian is always out to watch the up and comers, and more to the point his strongest ally, the Prince, concerns himself with the coming and goings of neonates.


Through the door:

Seung because she's a stupid retarded twat.





Edit: Posted this as the wrong person.
This message was last edited by the GM at 02:18, Tue 04 Dec 2012.

#1 What discipline allows you to hit things harder?

#2 What is the first Tradition?

#3 What do you call a normal human that gets blood bound to a kindred?

#4 What is the Sabbat?

#5 If the zombie apocalypse happened right now and you had one trying to bust through your door and another pair at your nearest window, what weapon do you have withing arms reach?

1. Potence.
2. To uphold the Masquerade.
3. Ghoul.
4. A zealous organization which dedicates itself to defeating the Antedeluvians.
5. A fireplace poker. It's decently sharpened.

1. Celerity
2. ?
3. A ghoul
4. The group that is against the Camarilla and the Masquerade
5. For real? An M4 with a collapsed stock and an M68 red dot sight. But I've only got 30 rounds, so I wouldn't go crazy with the shooting until I could see what else is outside.

1 potence

2 The First Tradition: The Masquerade
Thou shall not reveal thy true nature to those not of the Blood. Doing such shall
renounce thy claims of Blood.

3 ghoul

4 The Camarilla's archenemy is the monstrous sect known as the Sabbat. Perceived as mindless savages and bloodthirsty fiends by the Camarilla and independent clans alike, the Sabbat is vilified among the society of the Damned, and for good reason. They're just not the reasons other Kindred claim. While the "Kindred" of the Camarilla espouse concealing themselves among mortals and maintaining the tattered vestiges of their Humanity, the Sabbat favors a different philosophy. Not content to cower like beatendogs from humans, nor to act as pawns in the schemes of their elders, Sabbat vampires instead prefer to revel in their undead nature.

Sabbat culture revolves heavily around the twin principles of loyalty and freedom. Vampires, as superior beings, are free to do as they please, but they must also remain rrue to the Sabbat, lest their freedom be jeopardized by the machinations of the elders. Above all, the Sabbat refuses to be placed under the yoke of the Antediluvians; many of the sect's schemes involve means of frustrating, or at least surviving, Gehenna. The sect's two founding clans, the Lasombra and Tzimisce, are said to have diablerized and desrroyed their progenitors, and the other Sabbat vampires follow their lead, hoping that they may one night do the same.

5 A bronze Ballerina  with long bronze arms.
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1. Potence

2. The Masquerade

3. A ghoul.

4. The faction dedicated to fighting the Antideluvians thus thwarting Gehenna and insuring the freedom of immortal ticks everywhere!

5. Uh... A weaponized Laptop stand, weaponized beer bottles, and if shit really hits the fan, weaponized TV. I'm on the second story so if zombies are at my window they're goin' down, or we have some really big problems.

Good! Good!  I like the answers.

This is an easy one.

Who is the most difficult NPC in the game?  "Difficult" being their Difficulty rating.

In CBN? Lorenzo & Crown? If there's another difficult one out there I missed that one (but I'm clan biased, so :-P )

Odd. I found six Nines, but no 10.

I'm going to say... Camera Man. He doesn't even have a Difficulty. So he's probably off the charts. He's probably Caine.

Sphinx doesn't have one, either, but if she's frenzying enough to turn furry... nah.

If I were to tell you to "Roll Initiative", what does that mean, and what would you be rolling?

It is when you need a player to roll a 1 d10 and adds the total of combing thier dex and wits to the roll so the player will know where they stand in the order of events.

Eg

Dex 3 + wits 3 = 1D10+6

That is correct.

Next.

What is the Rule of 3?

Roll 3 6's in a row and you get +1 xp

I think

Incorrect.

That's the rule of 6.

AFAIK its a literary resource used on tale spinning, a way to present the things that happen, or to present clues etc.

I am not sure of the details, but if I remember correctly it goes to say that to give the reader (or in case of rp the player) a chance to get an idea on his own, you have to give 3 clues that lead there in different places, and presented in different ways. So thrice, but hidden. That makes it hard enough for the player, but consistent enough that the author or ST does not seem like is just spinning things out of the blue.

Of course, we could be talking about something completely different.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxNyoAMqRXQ

I'll give you a hint.

It's part of character creation.

In reply to ST-Jedi (msg # 46):

The One dot per discipline rule ?

No.

Let someone else try to answer it if you're going to keep guessing wrong.  ;)

You know this though Benigno.  I know you do, because I know you've created at least 3 characters to play with both Ac1d and I.

I'll just stick to Monthy Python I think :).

No ability can start above 3 dots before spending freebie points

Bingo!

Everyone can answer.

If you were an elder kindred, what clan would you prefer that you were and why?

In reply to ST-Jedi (msg # 52):

A classic, neat and simple.

Ventrue.

For disciplines, support from clanmates, and for being at the core of what Camarilla is.

Lasombra, but only if I'm low gen. You know why ;)

Tremere.

Scariest stuff in the game.

By then it no longer matters what you can do, but what they think you can do.