Storypath Ultra and Curseborne

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Venator is just Latin for Hunter, so that one is fairly tame ; )

Coming from a Hunter: The Vigil the mindset, I have a hard time imaging someone saying "OK, we're pretty sure the 'abandoned' house down the street and all the disappearing kids in our neighborhood are connected. Now, the first thing we need to do in order to stop any more kids from dying is to find an English-to-Latin dictionary."

 

[TheHand]

Now if you're mostly talking about just equivelent characters, I can see that.

Er, yes. I should have been more clear. I meant in terms of finding similar enough powers and capabilities. Using the families as presented really didn’t match up that closely to the Fae; so I expect we’d need to do some heavy re-writing there if we I really were going to move forward on that. The Outcasts families remind me a lot more of Demon the Fallen, though I never played it.

 

[Thomas Shey]

Coming from a Hunter: The Vigil the mindset, I have a hard time imaging someone saying "OK, we're pretty sure the 'abandoned' house down the street and all the disappearing kids in our neighborhood are connected. Now, the first thing we need to do in order to stop any more kids from dying is to find an English-to-Latin dictionary."

Most of the people doing that would likely never hear the term "venator"; if I recall correctly its primarily used among the Curseborne groups.

 

[Thomas Shey]

Er, yes. I should have been more clear. I meant in terms of finding similar enough powers and capabilities. Using the families as presented really didn’t match up that closely to the Fae; so I expect we’d need to do some heavy re-writing there if we I really were going to move forward on that. The Outcasts families remind me a lot more of Demon the Fallen, though I never played it.

Yeah, that's about right. If you read enough of the setting, far as I can tell the Fae proper are, well, out of play at the current time (as in they're apparently hibernating or something).