Vampire message boards?

[Quasqueton]

One of my Players is going to run a Vampire: the Masquerade (not Requiem) game for a break in my D&D campaign. I'd like to check out a good message board just to get a feel for the game.

White Wolf only has forums for their newest edition, and I don't know how different the new system is compared to the older. So I don't know if conversations there relate to what I will experience.

I've Googled for a forum, but all I can find are for the Bloodlines computer game. Or they are messageboards for freaky goths talking about "is life a dream" or "what will hell be like". <shivers>

Someone help out an adult table-top gamer here. Thanks.

Oh, and here's another question for discussion: Will I like VtM?

Quasqueton

 

[Mouseferatu]

White Wolf only has forums for their newest edition, and I don't know how different the new system is compared to the older. So I don't know if conversations there relate to what I will experience.

Actually, that's not the case. There's an "Old World of Darkness" forum amidst the others. Granted, it doesn't just cover VtM, but there's still plenty of VtM posting going on within it.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

So speaks the Vampire Rodent.

Requiem is good, but if you're like me, and have FOUR bookselves worth of books for the old edition, you get angry and want to not change editions.

Just like in D&D

 

[Darkness]

You could try rpg.net open. It's not only about WW games, but I find the debates there more to my liking than on the WW boards.

 

[Quasqueton]

There's an "Old World of Darkness" forum amidst the others.

Ah, yes there is. Thank you for pointing me back for a closer look.

Quasqueton

 

[possum]

Glad you found the correct forums. If you're looking for a place to play, the gaming board here has seen a couple of Vampire games

 

[tarchon]

news://alt.games.whitewolf
news://rec.games.frp.storyteller

There once was a vampire-l on WoTC's listserve, but I suppose that's long gone.

Old World of Darkness is at
http://forums.white-wolf.com/viewforum.php?f=44&sid=85fb01d5435bd4c158e8f59e5b674d50