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Vampire: the Masquerade using VtR 2e system.

Posted by DreamingGod
DreamingGod
member, 141 posts
Sun 1 Jan 2017
at 18:22
  • msg #1

Vampire: the Masquerade using VtR 2e system

Been interested to play in this for a long time, but it's hard to find a ST for it. Anyone willing to do it? I have a ton of playtested material from me, and some other STs and freelancers, to help with the workload of systems. If anyone is interested in playing or running, that is.
Gamer75
member, 214 posts
Sun 1 Jan 2017
at 19:17
  • msg #2

Vampire: the Masquerade using VtR 2e system

I'm confused are you saying the system you will use is Requium but the timeline and setting info is the masquerade
WinterRat1
member, 136 posts
Sun 1 Jan 2017
at 19:58
  • msg #3

Vampire: the Masquerade using VtR 2e system

I've been interested in something like this for a while. I'm certainly interested in playing, might be interested in GMing on a limited scale, maybe a short-term, one-on-one situation if you'd like to playtest?

At the very least, I'm definitely curious what you've come up with from a mechanics standpoint regarding using the VTM clans/specialty disciplines with VTR 2e rules.
DreamingGod
member, 142 posts
Sun 1 Jan 2017
at 21:06
  • msg #4

Vampire: the Masquerade using VtR 2e system

Yes, Chronicles of Darkness 2e system, and the setting info of Masquerade. And, Gamer, I would be interested in a playtest one-on-one limited deal like that.
WinterRat1
member, 137 posts
Mon 2 Jan 2017
at 01:31
  • msg #5

Re: Vampire: the Masquerade using VtR 2e system

DreamingGod:
Yes, Chronicles of Darkness 2e system, and the setting info of Masquerade. And, Gamer, I would be interested in a playtest one-on-one limited deal like that.


I'm assuming this was meant for me; if so, shoot me an rMail and we can discuss what you have in mind in more detail.
DreamingGod
member, 144 posts
Mon 2 Jan 2017
at 01:44
  • msg #6

Re: Vampire: the Masquerade using VtR 2e system

You assume right! This is why sleep deprivation is bad.
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