[Vampire] Looking for rules for bloodlines

[blackshirt5]

OK, I'm starting up my Werewolf game soon, and I'm planning on using Vampires and Kuei-jin fairly extensively as adversaries. I've heard of a vampire bloodline called Gargoyles; where can I find information on them? The only V:tA Books I've got are the main book and Guide to the Sabbat.

 

[DarkSoldier]

The Gargoyles are in the Guide to the Camarilla.

 

[Gothmog]

Actually, what you want for more info on gargoyles is in the Dark Ages Companion, Dark Ages Storyteller's Companion (new version), and the Dark Ages House of Tremere. Those have the best info on gargoyles of any books.

 

[Seule]

Try looking at the index I put together:
http://www.uoguelph.ca/~pdavies/index.html

--Seule

 

[apocalypstick]

It's funny - whenever I played in a Vampire game, the Garou were always the "unstoppable engines of (final) death" that we ran from at all costs.

Whenever I played in a Werewolf game, the Kindred were always the "Wyrm-tainted monstrosities" that we ran from at all costs.

 

[frankthedm]

It's funny - whenever I played in a Vampire game, the Garou were always the "unstoppable engines of (final) death" that we ran from at all costs.

My Freak leigon players feal the same way.

 

[blackshirt5]

My Freak leigon players feal the same way.

That's what else I meant to ask; how's the new book for Fomor, Drones, and Gorgons, anybody? I've got Freak Legions, but I haven't heard much about the new book.

 

[Kesh]

That's what else I meant to ask; how's the new book for Fomor, Drones, and Gorgons, anybody? I've got Freak Legions, but I haven't heard much about the new book.

The only book I'm aware of is Book of the Wyrm Revised, which is heads and shoulders above the original edition. It doesn't give you the build-it-yourself rules on Fomori, but everything else Wyrmy is detailed.

 

[blackshirt5]

Kesh-It's Possessed: A PLayer's Guide, the book. I've got BotWRevised, actually, and it is very good.

 

[Barastrondo]

It's funny - whenever I played in a Vampire game, the Garou were always the "unstoppable engines of (final) death" that we ran from at all costs.

Whenever I played in a Werewolf game, the Kindred were always the "Wyrm-tainted monstrosities" that we ran from at all costs.

That's a good way to play horror games, yeah.