Really happy with how the book is progressing and how you guys as developers are listening to the demands and feedback of the community at large. If I could choose, id want to see the disciplines of Daimoinon or Viscissitude as the next information revealed. The only thing Ive found so far in the text that might be wrong is the mention of the Antideluvians as Cains own Childer when they in fact are his grand childer since Cain is the first vampire and the Antideluvians are of the 3rd generation. Finally the relatively simplicity of the actual system makes it ideal for creating a character both fast and easy, both for new players to roleplaying or just the Dark Ages-line in question. The actual creation is not different from how it was in Dark Ages Vampire unless I have missed something important, this makes it easy to create new characters on the spot for all previous users of the dark Ages line. I have quickly browsed the text but the impression I get is that its very well done with good and clear directions. However, that games less glamorous and well-known predecessor, Vampire: the Masquerade - Redemption can also boast a dedicated community, as evident by the recently released update for The Age of Redemption mod that you can get right here. If you want to read some amazing fiction, check her out. Most of you are probably aware of the community efforts to keep Vampire: the Masquerade - Bloodlines as updated and full of content as possible. I picked her because of her wonderful Valley of the Ten Crescents novel series. This comes courtesy the brilliant Tristan Tarwater. But I’ve spent a bit of time this week discussing art notes for the 13 (14?) clan art pieces and the splat spread art. Since I’m in full gear getting everything ready to send to layout, what do you want to see next? You may or may not know, but the content developer usually doesn’t have a bunch of contact with the art side of things.

There’s some new framing ideas and phrasing, but it should be very familiar to long-time fans. This is very close to Dark Ages: Vampire, with a little V20 influence here and there.

I’ll note, this probably changed the least of anything in the book. But, it’s got all your basic creation rules. This doesn’t have the extended traits section afterward, explaining every Attribute, Ability, Background, et cetera. Here’s almost 8,000 words of character creation.

It’s not through editing yet, but it does what it’s supposed to do. Last time, I had a few requests for the character creation chapter. David A Hill Jr - June 29th, 2014, 4:27 am

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