Tale Weaver's Vampire: The Masquerade OOC Board
ladyphoenix
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I know I get excited an keep refreshing the page. It stinks cuz i have to wait till i get out of work at 5 to play, sometimes i sneak a morning one in ^^
ladyphoenix
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LOL, Ruby disguised as Sarah hehe ^.^
ladyphoenix
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Classic lol. Koln loses 3 humanity from seeing girl in the nude.Lol, Mike, Dave wanted you to drop down and end up in the women's bathroom
Tale_Weaver
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I like it. That and he gets a derangement and is now afraid of naked women
btw ppl, I forgot, you all get 3xp for getting through the first chapter and a new achievement called "The Long Halloween" HOORAY!
Tale_Weaver
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For Reference
For reference, I have a collection of books here that you guys can use to look up the rules and such. There is the original handbook to Vampire: The Masquerade, a fan-made D20 book for Vampire: The Masquerade, the D20 rules for the World Of Darkness, and Disciplines of the Camarilla.
The Bookshelf
For reference, I have a collection of books here that you guys can use to look up the rules and such. There is the original handbook to Vampire: The Masquerade, a fan-made D20 book for Vampire: The Masquerade, the D20 rules for the World Of Darkness, and Disciplines of the Camarilla.
The Bookshelf
Tale_Weaver
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Spoiler Hider Thingy
I looked on some other game threads and I found an interesting code that works like the one in my D&D game. You can hide text behind a button as a "spoiler" so you can only read it when you click the button. I'm using the command [ sblock ] (without the spaces). So I'm gonna use this from now on to describe things that only one specific character sees. It'll look something like this:
Clover
[sblock]
You notice a feint blood stain on the man's jacket that resembles the shape of a hand.
[/sblock]
I looked on some other game threads and I found an interesting code that works like the one in my D&D game. You can hide text behind a button as a "spoiler" so you can only read it when you click the button. I'm using the command [ sblock ] (without the spaces). So I'm gonna use this from now on to describe things that only one specific character sees. It'll look something like this:
Clover
[sblock]
You notice a feint blood stain on the man's jacket that resembles the shape of a hand.
[/sblock]
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