Vampire: The masquerade

Credit to Bella Bergolts, my favorite artist.

I'm curious about this game and might want to pitch it to my group, but I'm curious to see what actual play sessions are like. Can anyone recommend some podcasts or preferably videos of it? I'm more interested in well produced but sort of mid tier "acting" if that makes sense lol. Super top of the line productions like Critical Role can sort of give a skewed impression.

I'm new here and would love to hear about you.

My favorite clans are Nosferatu (obviously) and Tzimisce. For bloodlines, I played and enjoyed Kiasyd, Vollgirre, and Samedi. Yes, I like the weird ones.

The first time I played VTM was 1st edition, again at revised. I started getting interested in VTM again after reading all my clanbooks during the pandemic, then bought V5 and V20 books. I still haven't found people to play with... but it's still nice to read, right?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/38543612

This little database has historical events, battles, names, and population totals, because those things are the boring research questions you need to answer for Vampire campaigns and similar.

The database is in plain-text, so you can edit it with notepad or vim. But it's also a relational database. Make of that what you will.

Right now it mostly focuses on Belgrade.

PRs very welcome.

I am very new to vtm but I want to find a table I can play at online preferably friday nights est and fine with a new player but other than that I am open to pretty much anything as far as story

I dont use discord for security reasons but I would be Willing to use matrix,delta chat, Jami or most other decent for privacy apps for video calls

cross-posted from: https://piefed.social/post/1274143

"Thanks to our community for the frank feedback on Bloodlines 2 and the Premium Edition. That feedback made it clear: Lasombra and Toreador belong in the base game, so that is what we are doing," said Marco Behrmann, White Wolf Executive Vice President and Bloodlines 2 Executive Producer. > > "Sorry we couldn't get away with it" vibes

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/53144050

This is Burgerkrieg. His videos on the World of Darkness are very entertaining, if you're into longform multi hour lore-drops