Ellri

Vampire: The Masquerade. Dance of the Damned

We love our research, as at least the silent and slightly sick Sundered Echo can testify. We spent considerable time researching WWI history just to find a place that worked for Echo's character. Initially, the plan was to use a city that was bombed to shreds in WWI, but soon enough it turned out that there were no such cities. Pesky history, eh?

However, if we're curious about something, say Wraith: the Oblivion as much of that stuff you wrote is about, we look it up at need.
First we'll look such up in the wikia, and if that doesn't answer our questions, we dig deeper. The stuff about those spirits was (in our opinion at least) much easier to read in the wiki. Same goes for abyssal beings and so forth. Considering that some of the creatures you described hold god-like power, they're not all that relevant. Its kinda like how the rules are concerning fighting Caine. Its pretty stupid to even consider it. If we players do not have enough conflict between us to have fun, we're very much certain the friendly neighborhood GMs will have no qualms about rectifying that.

Star Wars: Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

we've been kinda busy outside the guild recently (as echo can testify), but if we recall correctly, there's still that CS from Leon5431 that we'd like to wait for.

Don't hold off on collabs, fallen. Pretty sure the time on the ship hasn't been locked into just before arriving over Teth (correct us if our memory is faulty)

Vampire: The Masquerade. Dance of the Damned

umm... Just curious... isn't it more relevant to actually post stuff IC than to post pages worth of lore of questionable relevance?

When we get our characters finished up, we know we'd much more like to play with other players' characters than various entities that we'd have to do research to even comprehend enough to use.

In our opinion, bringing in more than the bare minimum of factions in the World of Darkness makes things extremely hard to keep track of. There's just too much lore to have everything that goes bump in the night available, wethinks...

Vampire: The Masquerade. Dance of the Damned

True enough. Losing good players is always annoying and hard to play in a good fashion.

Sheet is currently sitting on about 5700 words and well into the 20th century.

Star Wars: Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

RL always comes before RP. No worries.

Vampire: The Masquerade. Dance of the Damned

ahh... yes... offing players is always complex... after the first four-five killed, it tends to lose the shock value.

Vampire: The Masquerade. Dance of the Damned

we've been making decent progress today on our sheet. the story for two of the characters is now covered well into the twentieth century. (its grown from two to three characters in the faction).

Vampire: The Masquerade. Dance of the Damned

We've finished the rewrite by now. Now all that remains is to be online at the same time as Echo so that the rest can be plotted out.

Character Death Rules

Death of one's character is generally sad, but a good death for a character is far better than survival due to inane means.

Vampire: The Masquerade. Dance of the Damned

We've begun rewriting the personality and biography of our character after realizing the build was inconsistent with the derangement used and was almost Mary sue convenient. The essence of version 3 is much the same as v2 but the wrapping is better.