I am looking to run a Vampire:Requiem game. It would have several important focuses.


*The Scarcity of Blood. Hunting will be important versus a side note

*Covenants made of Player characters. The Covenants having defined goals and aspirations.

*Well defined Kindred and Mortal NPC's

*A balance between Intrigue, horror and action.

The setting I am thinking should be created by the players. We as a group would determine many aspects of our fictional town. Often, I find players are lost in city settings they have little knowledge of. I am hoping that the players would hope develop this city.

If players would like an action city. I would consider a few. At the top of list is Anchorage Alaska.

I would love to see at least 3 characters per covenant, and 3 of the five covenants active.

If interested... Please leave a comment.

Otherwise, would just be interested in the default of Anchorage though I'm not adverse to a player made location.
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The issue with player-created settings is that collaborative world-building is slow, clumsy, and kills game momentum. You can speed it up some by application of main force...maybe take, say, your first five players, give them each a fifth of the city with a few keywords and an associated Covenant at random, and give them a very short (one day, two at the outset) deadline to describe that quarter, then start running the game.

Anchorage, Alaska would be fun, too.
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This sounds quite fun. I just dunno what kind of character I'd end up making.

Are we starting as powerful Kindred? I sortof got that impression, but I guess we could still make the Covenants and the city without being in any IC control of any of it

Sorting setting is probably the first step since if we're having a say in it or not kind of defines anything that can be done and more than a little of the tone. That's better discussed on a proper game forum though.

Here is a place we can discuss these ideas

link to another game