Cross-Genre Interactions in oWoD White Wolf

[kniedzw]

...are remarkably messy. I just finished a first draft (barring a few bits about geographical concerns) of a document aimed at storytellers who want to introduce Changelings into their oWoD game. The working title, of course, was "Why You Shouldn't Use Changelings In Your Game, But What You Need To Know When You Ignore This Advice."

Comments

[jadasc]

You are, of course, going to make this article available for those of us not in your physical play group but with an interest in the topic?

[kniedzw]

I could do so, though it's aimed at LARPing oWoD (and MET) and is still being edited. I'll keep you in mind, however.

[akashiver]

I want to read eet!

[ninja_turbo]

I have a spoiler:

"Step One: If you must use Changelings in your game, apply your head to a steel beam.

Steps Two Through Fifteen: Repeat Step One.

Step Sixteen: If you still think using Changelings in your game is a good idea, begin by..."

[mindstalk]

What's the problem? Power, lack of it, mood?

I thought, well, that cross-splat in general is problematic, but that Mages were the particularly bad ones.

[ninja_turbo]

My biggest problem is violent tonal inconsistency. Changeling is tonally inconsistent by itself, and when it's combined with other genres, things can easily get awkward.

[gollumgollum]

Ahahahahahaha. You're my favorite. :D

[sapphohestia]

Ha. Very nice.

[golconda2]