Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
I've been seeing this aired a lot on the Showtime and Cinemax spin-off channels lately and was wondering what peoples thoughts are on it. It it worth watching?
sydbar said:The movie is great, and when Palladium released Nightbane/Nightspawn it was the first movie I thought of, since the breed are alot like the Nightbane morphus forms that are possible, and if one wanted, it wouldn't be hard to adapt the nightbane tables to describe the breed forms.
Mark Hope said:I completely agree that it would make a killer setting for a game - I've often thought that it makes for a better WoD setting than the WoD itself, especially if you work in elements from other Barker books like Weaveworld, Imajica and the Books of the Art (which is pretty much how I run my own WoD games, heh heh...)
Witchcraft? Cool - I have a copy of that which I downloaded from DrivethruRPG (iirc) a while back. I haven't gotten around to reading it yet, though, but I just took another look and it seems pretty cool. I'm a big fan of the toolkit approach, so I'll give it a closer read. Thanks for the reminderElemental said:You might be interested in the Witchcraft RPG, which has a lot of superficial comparisons to the WoD, but is a lot more open to tinkering and adding stuff, and also allows for a greater range of character types to work together and have it make sense mechanically and thematically. You could certainly do Barker's settings with it. IMO, it's a great "toolkit" RPG for any modern occult setting.
The main rulebook is avaliable as a free, legal download. http://www.edenstudios.net/witchcraft/index.html The supplements Abomination Codex and Mystery Codex expand the range of character types significantly, including ghosts, vampires, werebeasts and the like.