Vampire d20 And The Flying Pigs Outside My Window

[El_Gringo]

I recall seeing an ad for Vampire: Dark Ages in the current issue of Dragon. Could this be the Vampire d20 game?

 

[Eryx]

Vampire: Dark Ages is just an updated version of the old Vampire: the Dark Ages rulebook to conform with the revised Vampire rules.
It's got nothing to do with D&D at all.

I pray that WW doesn't do a D20 Vampire.

 

[Zappo]

Don't worry, they won't. The fans would kill them.

 

[maddman75]

I for one pray they DO do a d20 version of vampire! I don't buy this bollacks about it ruining the feel. Maybe the feel of rolling way way way to many dice to do a task .

That's just my opinion. I hate, with a passion, dice pool mechanics. They are clunky and the probabilities are off. I love the WoD and the general concept though.

 

[Desdichado]

Uh, folks, check out the homepage for enworld.

And why would the fans "kill" WW for doing a d20 vampire?

 

[Psychotic Dreamer]

Personally I would love to see Werewolf, Vampire and Mage D20.

 

[El_Gringo]

I'd be more than willing to part with some dinero for a Vampire d20 game. It would be interesting to see how personality mechanics translate into the d20 system.

 

[LGodamus]

check todays news over on the main page guys ...... d20 vampire here we come

 

[Alaska Roberts]

Taking A Day Off Work: $0

Taking Two Days Off Work: $0

Taking A Week Off Work: $0

Being Paid Salary: Priceless

___________________________________

Yeah Right!!!

Making an Employee work 10 hours a day and not paying overtime: $0

Refusing/Delaying/Rescheduling all vacation requests: $0

Making an Employee work on his kids birthday: $0

Doing all this for one flat rate a year: Priceless !!!

 

[El_Gringo]

___________________________________

Yeah Right!!!

Making an Employee work 10 hours a day and not paying overtime: $0

Refusing/Delaying/Rescheduling all vacation requests: $0

Making an Employee work on his kids birthday: $0

Doing all this for one flat rate a year: Priceless !!!

Ouch! Sorry to hear that. Sometimes it's good, sometimes not. Not getting overtime pay does suck. However, I usually don't work overtime. It all depends on how far the company wants to stretch its employees.