Vampire the Masquerade and Requiem

[BrotherWolf]

I never played the PnP games, but if the setting is New Orleans, I'd have to say I'd be tempted (grew up in the New Orleans area). I'd know where to hide around the St Louis Cathedral, at least.

[jopperm2]

The setting is wherever you want it to be. The Storyteller sets those parameters themself. New Orleans is a great setting though. My wife gre up there around the Seminary and I have visited a few times. It would be a good place to play.

[Gabriel_Sin]

As much as I like the old System for the WoD, the new system does bring forth a lot more userfriendly and less cheap means of having fun.

Not to mention, its no longer a Great Jyhad, but a secret war between vampire and vampire and covenant and covenant which would be known as an endless dance in which all vampires slowly move to at the sounds of a haunting requiem.

In Old WoD Humanity didn't play a big role, yet in the new setting, it has more of a role in its play then anything else.

Personally, I like the old system, but I have played with the new system over a year now and find it to my likeing a lot more.

So, as much as I will miss being an Assamite or a Ravanos, I will enjoy being a Deava Ordo Dracul or a Gangrel Circle of the Crone.

- Sin

[DesR85]

While browsing the forum index, I came upon this thread which caught my eye. I have a few questions. What is this Vampire the Masquerade the Pen & Paper version? Is there any resemblance between the computer game version of Vampires: the Masquerade and the pen & paper version? This is the first time I've heard of a Pen & Paper version of this game.

[jopperm2]

Vampire has been a part of the World of Darkness PnP system by White Wolf for many years and was quite successful.

It was a top selling RPG many years before it became a computer game. World of Darkness - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
That's a decent description of the whole shebang including the other games in WOD and details on Vampire.