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Waterdeep Vampires, started out as a drinking club of the bards of various famous adventuring parties, like werewolf bard Keith Moon of The Whom, high Elf bard Jontiel Lennoniel and Aasimat bard Ringo Starrfall of The Beetles, and Shifter bard Mickey Dole Z of the Monkees.

Current members include merfolk bard Johnny Deepp, Human bard Koe Qerry, and former barrel maker turned bard Alice Cooper.

You think I made the market for Ganyu jack? That every casino is part of some big 'ol conspiracy?.. BULLSHIT!! Gamblin’s just a part of who we are!

Ooh! Which Vampire? Masquerade or Requiem?

Odd, everything I’m coming across is saying broths are made from meat where stocks are primarily made from bones. Both use vegetables as part of the aromatics.

We save our carcasses and use them for a stock that goes into the gravy for the next time we do a turkey dinner. We’ll usually do a big turkey dinner 2 or 3 times each year including Thanksgiving.

I think the writers of Mage the Ascension got it best when referring to DnD as a wargame with role-playing tacked on top.

So much of DnD the dnd rulebook and printed material is focused around combat and getting from one combat encounter to the next one.

That’s a huge portion of game design. Testing new ideas to see if they hold merit. If they do, keep it around, if not, get rid of it. And while it didn’t end up working for their design philosophy it might work for another’s.

What a quaint idea Citizen, as if technology doesn’t already pervade every aspect of our world. Why one might think even fleeing to the countryside could protect them but we all know the space race was won back in the 60s. It would be a shame if some highly reflective objects put into orbit a few decades ago were to suddenly shift their course.

When the Order of Hermes takes design cues from the Society of Ether.

I was more intending Mage the Ascension but Ars Magica works too. They were both initially created by the same company